Swedish skiers Emma Ribom and Johanna Hagström share an unusual and light-hearted tradition where they shower together after both perform well in competitions. This practice began a few years ago when they both achieved a joint victory and decided to celebrate by singing together in the shower, a moment that has since become a special ritual for them. The fun nature of this tradition has added a joyful aspect to their competitive endeavors.

During the current season at the World Cup in Trondheim, they faced a challenge as their shared accommodation did not have adequate facilities for their traditional 'double shower'. Despite the cramped conditions, they vowed to follow through on their shower tradition if they both performed well in the competition. Their determination paid off when they both took first place, leading to a celebratory shower that reinforced their bond and tradition.

Singing, especially Swedish music including songs by Veronica Maggio, is an integral part of their post-competition showering experience. This playful and supportive relationship helps motivate the duo to achieve better results in their events, showcasing the importance of camaraderie and fun in a competitive sporting environment.