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The Press Office of the Italian Winter Sports Federation, whom we thank, provides an update on the conditions of Manfred Moelgg, injured his left leg in training in Ushuaia. Here is the text of the statement:
Tuesday 10 September 2013 2 minutes reading time
It will have a few days of rest to Manfred Moelgg to fully recover from the injury of the second degree to the semitendinosus muscle of the left leg accused in Ushuaia. The bronze medal in giant slalom at the recent World Championships in Schladming in the week he will undergo further investigations to understand at what point came the healing to schedule the date of resumption of training.
"It 'happened in the first day that we found in the hard giant - said the financier of San Vigilio -. I lost about seven to eight days of training, especially among the wide doors, is not a serious thing but at this time of the season it is best to stay put a few more days and be sure to heal, rather than insisting on skis and drag maybe the pain during the season and make things worse. "
Until that time the training had gone according to plan: "Things were going pretty well, traveling in Argentina always arrives in a particular period, but it is important to be present. This little hitch has a little 'blocked the work but we have the experience to get out of this situation well. " The goal is to put the skis around the 20th of the month, and then presented to the next meeting of Saas Fee which begins Wednesday, September 25 in good condition.
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