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Thursday 31 October 2019 2 minutes reading time
As per tradition and for many nationals, between the male and female sectors, Copper Mountain will represent the basis of a fundamental work to build the "palace" for the entire season.
And the blue sprinters are already warming up the engines, thinking of the debut scheduled between November 30th and December 1st in Lake Louise, starting with a highly motivated Emanuele Buzzi for the great return to the circuit, after losing the second part of the last season due to the accident suffered in Wengen.
"Another brick in the construction of the 2019/2020 season I put it on - lets know the downhill skier from Sappada through his website - The brief gathering of recent days in Pitztal went well: we found good conditions and we were able to do a good super-g workout. Tours from 1 minute with difficult snow and slope conditions, excellent for approaching the races.
In these days the preparation will continue with athletic training and then it will be time to get on the plane again for a long trip - Buzzi confirms - We will leave for November 9 for Colorado and at Copper Mountain we will train for ten days, before moving on to Canada, where the first of cup races for us sprinters will take place in Lake Louise. I can not wait...".
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