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Beat Feuz: "Let the trials of Lake Louise, then we'll see"

A year ago, his career seemed over, now Beat Feuz can smile again. The 26 year old Swiss has recovered from the injury to his left knee that has plagued him for so long and now is training in Colorado.

Saturday 23 November 2013 2 minutes reading time

If the tests go well at Lake Louise will return to racing after March 17, 2012 in the giant slalom World Cup finals in Schladming had appeared for the last time at the starting gate. "The worst moment was when the doctors told me that the knee was not improving, in fact, the inflammation worse - says Feuz Austrian agency APA -. It was exactly a year ago, were the worst weeks of my life. " Only the strong will has reported Feuz skiing with the help of Sepp Brunner, his personal coach: "But a week before the start of the season could not be said to be at the most - Continuous Beat -. In Colorado I have been training at a reduced rate, I can not immediately from zero to one hundred. I have to be satisfied for the three laps that I get to do every day. " "I'll see in the first round of Lake Louise as the ground is frozen and will respond as the knee - concludes Feuz -. After the second trial will decide whether to participate in competitions. However, returning to skiing is a little miracle and will be an additional miracle compete both at Lake Louise is in Beaver Creek. A year ago, neither the doctors nor the physiotherapists would have told you. "

Max Valle

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