Adele Lehismets has recently taken on the role of athlete number one in the TV 10 Olympic series, a transfer that was previously held by rower Johann Poolak. Following in the footsteps of her mother, who is a former national record holder, the 13-year-old continues her family’s legacy in athletics by competing with the Kindluse Kooli team. Her enthusiasm for sports shines through as she embarks on this competitive journey, adjusting her training to include various activities that build her strength and skills.

Adele discusses her journey in athletics, explaining how she transitioned from swimming, tennis, and acrobatics to focusing on track and field. She expresses her preference for hurdles but also participates in sprint events, demonstrating her versatility and commitment to improving her performance. This variety in training keeps her engaged, and she enjoys the challenges posed by different types of workouts, enhancing her athletic experiences.

During the opening stage of the series, Adele competed in the 60-meter sprint, achieving a sixth place finish. She completed her heats with times of 8.37 seconds and 8.48 seconds in the A-final, showcasing her potential at such a young age. With the support of her family and the influence of her athletic background, Adele's aspirations continue to grow as she aims for new personal records and to break her mother's longstanding achievements in the sport.