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In view of the Rogla world championship, the snowboard champions in training for three crucial days before the most anticipated appointment of the season.
Wednesday 24 February 2021 2 minutes reading time
Still blue training on the slopes of Friuli Venezia Giulia: after the tips of skiing, with Federica Brignone and Marta Bassino on the Zoncolan last February 12 and several foreign nationals, alternating on the slopes of Tarvisio last January, it is the turn of snowboarding with the champions of the table.
In fact, from Thursday 25 to Saturday 27 February, the squadron of the national team led by Cesare Pisoni will in fact be on the slopes of the mountain resort of Friuli Venezia Giulia with all its champions, from Roland Fischnaller to Edwin Coratti, in preparation for the world championships in Rogla (Slovenia), scheduled for Monday 1 and Tuesday 2 March.
The three days in Friuli will see seven athletes from the strongest team in the world train and improve their condition; Tarvisio was chosen for the training of the Italian champions especially for the state of the slopes, with tracks up to expectations in a season in which Piancavallo had to give up the World Cup stage splendidly organized in 2020, with the FVG now always more linked to the world of snowboarding and snow.
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