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The Norwegian for the first time on the track since last spring: a new assault on the World Cup begins. On the Swiss glacier also the very unlucky German and Ilka Stuhec.
Monday 10 August 2020 2 minutes reading time
A couple of months ago he had worried about an ankle injury sustained during an athletic workout, but everything was resolved quickly and Henrik Kristoffersen's plans did not change, so much so that he worked (and had fun at the same time) on his bike. cross practically throughout the month of July, as well as continuing with the usual loads in the gym.
Today, as father Lars already announced to the Norwegian media in recent weeks, the giant champion has put his skis back on for the first time since the conclusion of the last World Cup; appointment on the Saas-Fee glacier, which will represent its home base as in the past summers, for the first exercises in the free field.
And in the Swiss town, where Ilka Stuhec is also training, in addition to many Swiss athletes who alternate with Zermatt, Marlene Schmotz is back on track; the German slalomgigantista born in 1994, injured during the slalom in Zagreb at the beginning of January, at the very best moment of her career once the first serious knee crash has been resolved, thus begins her long recovery even on the snow after the injury to the Crusader right knee remedied 7 months ago.
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