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The blue jet, which has been at work for weeks with teammates, seems to have fully recovered after the injury.
Wednesday 7 October 2020 2 minutes reading time
Smiling and serene, after having resumed training at full capacity, with the resumption at the Stelvio and the immediate return to the group with Ghidoni's national team in Zermatt.
A couple of rallies in September, at least a fortnight of excellent work and Dominik Paris already seems to be in great confidence, also according to what was said by staff and companions. As usual, even on the occasion of the "FISI 100 Celebration" event, the Val d''Ultimo champion kept a low profile thinking about the first races that he will face in over two months in Val d''Isère, almost eleven from the pre Kitzbuehel injury. “We will see later and especially in the race how things go, but the sensations going back to skiing on the glacier are the same as always.
Usually in summer I don't ski too much, but the important thing will be to be able to work well in the coming weeks ”.
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