Jordan Stolz Clarifies His Diet Ahead of 2026 Winter Olympics

Jordan Stolz Clarifies His Diet Ahead of 2026 Winter Olympics

American speed skater Jordan Stolz has addressed rumors about his diet, confirming that while he enjoys pizza frequently, he does not eat it every day as previously reported.

People, a United States-based news outlet, reports on Stolz’s dietary habits and preparations for the upcoming Winter Olympics.

Jordan Stolz, a prominent speed skater, gained attention in 2022 after a report stated that he ate pizza every day before training. Stolz has since clarified this, saying that while pizza is a frequent part of his diet, it is not consumed daily. He mentioned that his meals typically include pasta or pizza, and that the earlier report had created a lasting impression about his eating habits. Stolz expressed a particular preference for Italian cuisine, highlighting pasta as a favorite, especially in Milan where the 2026 Winter Olympics will be held.

In addition to discussing his diet, Stolz shared details about his family’s involvement in his Olympic journey. His parents, Jane and Dirk, and sister Hannah will be accompanying him to Milan this year, providing support in person, unlike the restricted attendance at the 2022 Beijing Winter Games. Stolz expressed appreciation for having his family and friends present, noting the positive influence this support has on his mindset during the competition.

Stolz participates in a Hershey’s advertising campaign titled “It’s Your Happy Place,” featuring his family. He noted the personal nature of the campaign and praised the inclusion of family values. The skater also shared a fondness for Hershey’s fudge, especially as used by his mother in making cheesecake, which he describes as one of the best he has tasted.

As Stolz prepares for his second Olympic appearance, his adjusted diet and family involvement appear to be important factors in his overall approach to the competition. The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo are set to begin on February 6, with coverage available through NBC and Peacock.