In a recent YouTube video, Estonian cross-country skier Martin Himma provides a glimpse into the living conditions of Estonian athletes competing in the upcoming Milano Cortina Olympics. The Olympic village in Predazzo is home to a mix of athletes, including cross-country skiers, Nordic combined athletes, and ski jumpers. Himma mentions several notable fellow athletes who are residing there, indicating a strong presence of Estonian competitors in various winter sports.

Himma's video takes viewers on a tour of the facilities available to the athletes, which include a cafeteria, laundry room, resting area, gym, and shared living accommodations. While he describes his room as looking good, he notes two significant drawbacks: the noise from the river outside preventing the possibility of sleeping with the window open, and the constant green light in the ceiling that cannot be turned off, which affects his ability to sleep comfortably. These comments reveal concerns about the athletes' ability to rest and perform at their best given the conditions.

The video concludes with an appearance from fellow athlete Mariel Merlii Pulles, who also expresses her discomfort regarding the persistent green light. This shared sentiment among athletes brings attention to the importance of quality living conditions for optimal performance in high-stakes situations like the Olympics. As the games draw near, it highlights the overall experience of athletes who must balance their training with the challenges of their living environments in Predazzo.