BLICHFELDT Mia

Youth Olympic Games

Rank	Event	Year	Location
17	Women's Singles	2014	Nanjing, CHN
25	Mixed Doubles	2014	Nanjing, CHN

World Championships

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Quarterfinal	Women's Singles	2019	Basel, SUI
Last 16	Women's Singles	2017	Glasgow, GBR
Last 32	Women's Singles	2018	Nanjing, CHN

European Games

Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Women's Singles	2019	Minsk, BLR

European Championships

Rank	Event	Year	Location
3	Women's Singles	2018	Huelva, ESP
Last 32	Women's Singles	2021	Kyiv, UKR
Last 32	Women's Singles	2017	Kolding, DEN

European Team Championships

Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Mixed Team	2021	Vantaa, FIN
1	Women's Team	2020	Lievin, FRA
1	Mixed Team	2019	Copenhagen, DEN
1	Women's Team	2018	Kazan, RUS
1	Mixed Team	2017	Lubin, POL

BWF World Tour - Eliminations per phase since 2017

Year	Event	W	RU	SF	QF	L16	L32	L64	Group
2021	Singles	-	-	1x	1x	-	-	-	-
2020	Singles	-	-	1x	1x	-	2x	-	-
2019	Singles	1x	-	-	1x	6x	4x	-	-
2018	Singles	1x	2x	-	1x	4x	8x	-	-
2017	Singles	-	1x	-	2x	-	2x	-	-

BWF World Superseries - Eliminations per phase since 2017

Year	Event	W	RU	SF	QF	L16	L32
2017	Singles	-	-	-	-	1x	2x

World Tour & World Superseries - Ten best performances since 2017

Rank	Year	Event	Competition	Location
1	2019	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Barcelona, ESP
1	2018	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Almere, NED
2	2018	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Barcelona, ESP
2	2018	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Orleans, FRA
2	2017	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Glasgow, GBR
3	2021	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Basel, SUI
3	2020	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Bangkok, THA
Quarterfinal	2021	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Birmingham, GBR
Quarterfinal	2020	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Odense, DEN
Quarterfinal	2019	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	New Delhi, IND
Quarterfinal	2018	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Birmingham, GBR
Quarterfinal	2017	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Almere, NED
Quarterfinal	2017	Women's Singles	BWF World Tour	Basel, SUI

Thomas & Uber Cup

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Quarterfinal	Women's Team	2018	Bangkok, THA

TOTAL BWF Sudirman Cup

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Quarterfinal	Mixed Team	2019	Nanning, CHN
Quarterfinal	Mixed Team	2017	Gold Coast, QLD, AUS

Legend
W - Winner, RU - Runner-up, SF - Semifinal, QF - Quarterfinal, L16 - Last 16, L32 - Last 32, L64 - Last 64, M - Men, W - Women, X - Mixed

Painting, drawing, arts, baking, spending time with friends. (olympicchannel.com, 28 Jun 2019; badmintoneurope.com, 09 Sep 2020)

Athlete

Danish, English, German

Solrod Strand Badmintonklub [Denmark]

Kenneth Jonassen [national], DEN

Right (bwfbadminton.com, 16 Oct 2019)

A knee injury forced her to withdraw from the 2021 European Championships in Kyiv, Ukraine. (tokyo2020.org, 27 Apr 2021)

She sustained a foot injury in February 2020. (badmintoneurope.com, 15 Feb 2020)

She withdrew from several tournaments in September 2019 due to a heel injury. (Steen Schleicher Twitter profile, 04 Sep 2019)

She experienced problems with the tendons in both feet in 2019. (sn.dk, 16 Jan 2020)

She took up the sport at age nine in Solrod Strand, Denmark, and began competing at age 11. (bwfbadminton.com, 16 Oct 2019)

"I was going to dance lessons with my best friend and then she started playing badminton and I thought it sounded funny. So I started to play at the club I'm still playing at now, Solrod, and I just fell in love with the game, with the competition. I'm a very bad loser, so I really enjoyed that you can get victories." (olympicchannel.com, 28 Jun 2019)

To be ranked number one in the world, to compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, and to win a medal at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (bwfbadminton.com, 16 Oct 2019; Facebook page, 05 Sep 2020; olympicchannel.com, 28 Jun 2019)

She has around 12 training sessions per week. "Around four or five hours every day. I have two practises in the hall and one gym session with some core stability or mobility work." (olympicchannel.com, 28 Jun 2019; badmintoneurope.com, 09 Sep 2020)

Spanish badminton player Carolina Marin, Danish badminton player Viktor Axelsen, Danish tennis player Caroline Wozniacki. (olympicchannel.com, 28 Jun 2019)

"I started running before my matches, maybe five or six hours before, I'd go for a little run outside. That really helped me with cleaning my thoughts and getting some speed in my legs." (olympicchannel.com, 28 Jun 2019)

"I never lose, either I win or I learn." (olympicchannel.com, 28 Jun 2019)