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HK94 prepares the season to go hunting again for the World Cup. The father spoke to "VG" and ... there is no shortage of news.
Thursday 9 July 2020 2 minutes reading time
The absolute crystal ball dream, but also the possibility of defending the world giant title in Cortina, won in 2019 in Are.
Henrik Kristoffersen is heading towards the 2020/21 season and will do so with some changes made during the preparation; as dad Lars explained to the newspaper "VG", who continues to follow him while trying not to interfere too much (remember the Red Bull case and all that led to the Norwegian federsci?), the winner of the last World Cup in slalom and giant, has opted to work on an increase in muscle mass, putting on a few kg which, during the winter season, will then gradually dispose of.
In the next few hours HK94 will return to his home in Salzburg and will not return to Norway practically until the Christmas break. "Henrik is now well, the ankle injury is completely overcome - said Lars Kristoffersen referring to the injury suffered in athletic work a month ago - The trip to New Zealand is not scheduled, given the pandemic situation , while the plan is to start on August 10 in Saas-Fee (where Kristoffersen trains very often, ed.). It is clear that we will have to be flexible and have the ability to vary the running programs towards the start of the season. "
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