Wilma Murto, the Finnish pole vaulter, expressed her feelings after finishing 11th at the World Indoor Championships held in Torun, where she cleared a height of 455 centimeters. Though she didn't achieve the results she aimed for, Murto remains optimistic about her performance, stating that she feels she is in her best shape of the season. Having set her sights on a height of 470 centimeters for the championships, she acknowledges that her best indoor result this season was 460 centimeters, which did not quite meet her expectations.

In reflecting on her performance, Murto noted that missing the marks at her starting heights was a setback, but she remains grateful for how close she came to achieving her season goals. During the competition, she had dropped her initial heights of 435 and 455 centimeters during attempts. Despite these challenges, Murto's outlook remains positive as she understands that this season is about improvement and growth, and she aims to consistently work towards enhancing her performance as the outdoor season approaches.

Murto emphasizes the importance of acceptance in her journey, recognizing that while she hasn’t yet reached her record heights, she is committed to the training and dedication required to continue progressing. As she prepares for the summer season, her focus is on building towards future competitions with the goal of surpassing her best records, a mindset that highlights her resilience and determination in the sport.