She likes to run fast, not do casual aimless jogging, and football has allowed her to follow her passion for a pace that is charged with power and extinguished in a few seconds of explosive action, in which she gives it her all, then starting again. This precise, methodical balance allows Renate to move on the field with an edgy mindset, in which she always keeps her eyes on the limits she can only overcome: 

"If on the field I don't catch a ball, make a mistake in the action, or miss a tackle, I tell myself it's okay, and I focus on the next action, which is more important than the one I just missed. Football has taught me that if you always just focus on what you did wrong you are likely to never do anything right again. "

What really matters to her is always being there for the team, enforcing the concept at the heart of it all: "Behave the way you would want all people to behave toward you," so as to create a cycle of positive vibes from which all her teammates can benefit, and inspiration.