In Pictures: Anna Hall shares glimpses into her ‘life files’ during off-season

American track and field star Anna Hall has shared a few experiences from 2024, referring to them as 'life files’. Hall has been making the most of her off-season after her close finish at the Paris Olympics, where she narrowly missed out on a medal.

At the quadrennial games, Hall delivered a brilliant performance to finish fifth with an overall score of 6615 points in the women’s heptathlon. The event saw Nafissatou Thiam (6880 points) winning her third successive Olympic title in the event, while Katarina Johnson-Thompson (6844 points) and Noor Vidts (6707 points) claimed the silver and bronze medals respectively.

Earlier in January 2024, Hall underwent a knee injury which ruled her out of competitions for a few months. This wasn’t the first time Hall experienced a setback as she had previously broken her foot while competing at the 2020 U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials held in 2021. Owing to this, the heptathlete’s Road to Paris was itself a challenging one.

Following a tough year, the 23-year-old posted glimpses of some of the important moments from her life via Instagram, captioned:

“some life files 💌”

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These collections included her attending an NFL game between the Cleveland Browns and Jacksonville Jaguars, post-surgery training images, moments with her dog, signing autographs for fans, and her appearance at the Stella McCartney Womenswear Spring/Summer 2025 fashion show.

In August, following the Olympics, the two-time World Championships medalist also shared glimpses of her off-season, giving quality time to herself, friends, family, and her dog while taking a break from track and field.

One can view the pictures of Hall spending time with her important ones here:

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Anna Hall shares how she passes time while traveling for Athletics events

Anna Hall in action in the Women's Heptathlon Long Jump at the Paris Olympics 2024. (Photo by Tim Clayton/Corbis via Getty Images)

Anna Hall opened up on how she spent her time during the long journey while traveling for her track and field events. In an interview with World Athletics in June 2023, she said (starting at 1:21) via their YouTube channel:

“I mostly scroll on TikTok which probably isn't the best use of my time.”

The Colorado native also said that she liked reading books related to sports or self-help topics. Notably, Hall attended the Valor Christian High School in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. She then represented the University of Georgia college team before transferring to the University of Florida.