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When training athletic quest & rsquo; summer, the Swiss world champion in charge of descent Patrick K & uuml; ng is & egrave; slightly damaged the patellar tendon in his left knee.
Wednesday 12 August 2015 2 minutes reading time
L & rsquo; & egrave no injury; serious but does not allow the 31 year old in the canton of Glarus to train at full load and even a reduction in training in recent days has improved the situation. L & rsquo; athlete for now the snow can & ograve; only ski in free field but nothing more & ugrave ;. So Patrick and his coaches decided not to go to Chile with the rest of the Group 1 World Cup on 23 August and to spare the intense workouts in South America, now vice versa will observe & agrave; a rest from six to eight weeks so that they can resume training with no problems and get ready to & rsquo; start of the racing season fast in late November.
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