Anna Hall shares glimpses of her training sessions as she aims for her first Olympic medal in Paris

Anna Hall is gearing up for the Olympics. She recently gave fans a sneak peek into her training sessions ahead of the 2024 Summer Games. The heptathlete qualified for the Paris Olympics after producing dominant performances at the US Olympic Trials held at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.

Hall dominated the heptathlon event to book her berth for the Games. She earned a remarkable score of 6614 points to advance to the quadrennial event. She trounced Chari Hawkins and Taliyah Brooks, who scored 6456 and 6408 points, respectively.

Hall has had an injury-driven year, as she opened the 2024 season with the announcement of her knee surgery, and started the season late. However, the 23-year-old is now poised to compete at the Paris Olympics. She has shared a few glances at her training sessions as she gears up to nab her first Olympic medal.

The first glimpse that Anna Hall shared on her Instagram story was of a Javelin throw. She captioned the video:

"A lil jav."

Another clip she shared was of her running on the track. She added the details of her session in the video, which read:

"Finishing a 800 race model 600 (aka not running it like a time trial)."

She added:

"A smarter 1:27.47. 100 splits - 13.22, 14.81, 14.66, 14.82 (57.52 @400), 15.78, and 14.69."

Anna Hall's training session

Anna Hall opens up about an injury-ridden year ahead of the Paris Olympics 2024

Anna Hall is amped up to perform at the Paris Olympics after securing her berth with notable performances at the US Trials. The American sustained a serious injury during a training session ahead of the 2023 World Athletics Championships.

She suffered a knee injury, including a PCL and bone bruises, which eventually forced her to undergo surgery. In an interview with Citius Mag, following her 2024 Olympic Trials win, Hall reflected on a year filled with injuries.

"This year has just been like so, so hard and I think my coaches and those around me can attest to that," Hall said. "There were a lot of days where I was like, ‘Track’s not fun anymore. Like is this worth it? I don’t think this is going to work. I feel like the emotions coming from there to be like, ‘Wow, we really did this’ just all flooded out of me.”

Anna Hall now has her eyes on making an incredible comeback at the Paris Olympics and will be seen competing there in the heptathlon events, which are slated for August 8.