Curtoni Irene: "My back healed, Slden I want to be there"

After playing only the slalom in Flachau in the Olympic season, Irene Curtoni announces that his back is in place at this time,'' the strong blue peak on the World Cup of Vail / Beaver Creek but also to be at the start already from the first race of next season, the giant of SÃ¶lden. It tells us everything'' s Press Office of the Italian Winter Sports Federation, whom we thank.

Tuesday 25 March 2014 3 minutes reading time

The women's team World Cup is about to embrace a full Irene Curtoni. The twenty-nine slalomgigantista Valtellina'' s Army, held back by more than two years from a particular form of arthritis in the back that has forced the'' last season to just one appearance in the World Cup (slalom in Flachau January 14) and to renounce to the Sochi Olympics, has made in the last period'' great strides on the path of healing. "Deciding to stop its'' in Olympic year has been a difficult and painful choice - Irene says - but it was'' the only way to truly understand if I still had a chance to continue my career. Seems that rest and treatment to which I have subjected during the winter'' We had the desired effect, at this moment I can say that his back is healed. past few weeks I have trained with my teammates, I also tried to put her back '' a little under pressure to figure out how to react, trenadone positive indications.'' Last week I made the frontrunners in the Italian Championships at Passo San Pellegrino young and probably in the next few days to repeat the experiment'' during the 5 Nations Trophy in Val di Fiemme. " The viewfinder is focused on the upcoming season: "There are two dates to which I aspire: to be at the start of the giant Solden at the end of October and qualify for the World Championships in Vail in February.'ll Start pre-season training alongside my teammates , I realized that in my future c'' is still a space as an athlete and me want to play until the end, hoping to have the luck on my side. "

Max Valle

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