Written Option 2: While offseason is prime time for training it is also the time for rest for the players so they are ready for long season ahead of them. Should you stay at home or go to vacation, going to any public spaces has a chance to run into a fan or group of them. How does your player interact on these encounter? Do they like the attention? Do they need to reserve 3 hours and 2 pens to go to local store? Selfie with first and run from the rest? Maybe they are doing their best to be as unrecognizable? Or just do they take a car with tinted windows from door to door with few security guards making sure nobody gets to talk to them (while Chirping away at fans on their phone)?


Frøya has always been the type to train super hard in the offseason. It worked extremely well for her last season to head to the World Junior Championships as well as the International Ice Hockey Federation tournaments and so she was extremely happy to have the chance to do it once again. While the results with Norway left a lot to be desired with the unfortunate horrible quarterfinal finish 9 to 1 versus Sweden, Norden had managed to claw their way back into a gold medal to get the back to back gold medal. While Frøya still wasn't happy with her international play altogether, the coaching from Norway's international coaches brought a lot to her game that she could still work on. It'll probably take a season or two to finally establish her new skills, but once she gets up to the SHL the next season, she may really have an explosive improvement in her play and be able to actually compete. As for activities during the offseason, Frøya does like to just go around and live her life as normal. Well... as normal as life can be for a popular hockey player. She does often get approached for signatures or selfies or hellos and Frøya takes it in stride. While she doesn't enjoy the attention nearly as much as her sister does, she still tries her best to make sure any and all fans are satisfied. (237 words)