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The boarder Genovese talks about his fitness ahead of the new season which starts in December.
Saturday 12 October 2013 2 minutes reading time
The new season of snowboard cross is coming and the Genoese Raffaella Ugly is ready for the new challenges that await'', starting with the World Cup to get'' s most important event represented by the Olympic Games in Sochi. '' The meeting with the media at the Castello Sforzesco, organized by Fisi to promote winter sports,'' was the opportunity to exchange a few words with the boarder Genoa.
The Ugly said to be in great shape, despite the after-effects of a fracture of the right clavicle that'' forced to go under the surgeon's knife: "I'm mishaps can happen. Now I am in great shape and I'm also psychologically well: there is still a month and a half to'' beginning of the races and I think we'll get the best. " It starts on the weekend 6-8 December from Montafon, Austria. Nevi that Raffaella evoke sweet memories: "L'' Last year I came second in Montafon, I hope to reconfirm and ... why not? Doing better." '' In the year leading up to the Olympic games, the goals of twenty-five in strength to the team'' s Army are clear: "Sochi is definitely a huge dream, I hope to get on the podium. But I will not only go to Sochi, I want to do well throughout the season, from the early races. Why get positive results immediately helps you to get to the top'' s Olympic appointment
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