Sofia goggia: "To become a notary must study. Even in skiing and need work experience to improve"

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We had a chat with sofia goggia just days before the trio of podiums in the World Cup which she completed in three different specialties.

Wednesday 7 December 2016 3 minutes reading time

"After I made to check back after SÃ¶lden I still had a little resentment, the first two days in North America then all right. I expected to get to these levels even though I did not think of doing all these podiums in such a short time and in three specialties - says Sofia -. The podium was expecting me most was that in super-G, because in Copper went really strong and I did even though I regretted some little mistakes committed: it's hard to make a perfect race and I have not yet made, in this sense have not changed since last year. The podium in giant hand was the more unexpected because after the first run is not that their intentions were, because this could happen. However in this specialty they are technically more stable and this gives me a hand also in the speed. " "Injuries have helped me, not immediately but eventually yes. It 'clear, however, that one is not born a notary, has to study to become one. A skier to make the leap has to work and gain experience. Perhaps now, with the experience that I have done I have become a better person and this, combined with the hardening at my disposal, led me to achieve the results of these days. How to stay at these levels? You have to start over every time! Now I go to Sestriere. The slalom? It's worth doing when there are combined, they are races for the specialty cup and then to St. Moritz medals will be awarded. Surely if I do not have 31 (which means to Sofia reach 500 points in the overall WCSL, ed) the valid ones for themselves do not do them. "

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