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Athletes bring Milan Olympic Village to life

Athletes from multiple countries arrived to train and prepare at Milan's new Olympic Village, where they will stay for about three weeks during the 2026 Winter Games.

  • January 30, athletes rolled into the Milan Olympic Village, arriving laden with gear as the complex prepared to house competitors for three weeks, including the Team USA residential building.
  • A 24-hour cafeteria supports athletes' nutrition needs with six chef stations and Italian-influenced menu items like pasta, pizza and smoked scamorza.
  • Recreational areas provide wellness and distraction options for competitors, including yoga, meditation, virtual reality, a mind zone, and social activities like painting, postcards, air hockey, and piano.
  • Athletes meet village representatives to discuss mattress preferences, use an AI photo model for firmness and size recommendations, then take customized mattresses to their rooms.
  • Equipment supplier Airweave is providing village beds with modular mattresses composed of different parts, and CEO Motokuni Takaoka said `By changing this surface, the mattresses can be suitable for all the athletes`.
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The Olympics in Milan and Cortina will not open until Friday. But many of the athletes have already moved into the Olympic village. Join SVT Sport behind the scenes in one of the sports world's most secret places.

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MILAN. 48 hockey players and three figure skaters. Together they make up the Swedish delegation of the Olympic Village in Milan – well aware that it is not a luxury hotel they have checked into. – They had prepared for the worst. The bar was low, says Damkronorna's Ida Karlsson.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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