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Omar Visintin, Merano born in 1989, is ready to nuoa season snowboard cross. Among Olympic dreams and ambitions to do better than last season already postiva World Cup, closed in third place.
Thursday 17 October 2013 2 minutes reading time
Last season he finished third after the World Cup Snowboard Cross, even after the podium in the final of the Sierra Nevada. Omar Visintin, Merano born in 1989, is ready to launch in the new challenges of a season that will kick off in December from Montafon, where he won another between the'' in 2012, and culminating in the appointment of Sochi'' with the Olympic Games. We met him at the event in Fisi Tour, last Friday at the Castello Sforzesco.
"The goal is to do better'''' s last year and I'm training for this.'' Quest year we started very early in the preparation. Both physically and technically I still have a little'' to work with, but the time c '''s all. " We could not miss a beat on the'' most important event of the season, or the Olympic Games in Sochi in 2014: "The Olympics are the dream since I was a child, there are now close enough. But I will not even think about it too much, because first you have to do well in training and especially in the new season's Cup. "
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