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The camp of the Slovak star in the SnowArena of Druskininkai ended, alternating slalom and PGS. The analysis of the Bergamo technician and the September program.
Thursday 13 August 2020 2 minutes reading time
Ten days of work, 6600 slalom curves, 1200 as regards the work dedicated to PGS, increasingly important for a specialty that saw it triumph in the discipline ranking last season.
These are the numbers of Petra Vlhova's training in Druskininkai, in the “SnowArena” of the town south of Lithuania, for years a reference for the Slovak champion and his Italian staff, led by Livio Magoni; the camp ended a few hours ago using the indoor facility very useful to simulate the work for slalom in particular, but also for the same parallel. “We have brought home very useful data”, explains the same technician from Bergamo after having concluded another long training session that followed the very important amount of work carried out, between June and July, on the snows of the Stelvio.
The summer in Vlhova so far has been perfect and in September, after a short rest and obviously the preparation that continues on the athletic level, there will be another very intense camp, from the first day of the month, to get close to the big one. opening of Soelden, with the giant on the Rettenbach scheduled for 17 October.
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