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From South America the head coach of the men's alpine skiing Italian Max Carca reviews the implementation of the training of the blue in & rsquo; southern hemisphere.
Wednesday 14 September 2016 5 minutes reading time
After following in Argentina, in Ushuaia, the gigantism of the group, which in a couple of days will return to Italy, now Carca moves in Chile, La Parva, to follow the racers. "As always & egrave; was a productive camp - says Carca to fisi.org -. In mid & agrave; period the conditions of the slopes have become a bit '' pi & ugrave; difficult but we managed to work equally well. Fortunately the 'last week things have improved in both giant slalom. We have a diverse group, for example Manfred Moelgg & egrave; since 2004 which is in Argentina, while Simon Maurberger and Thomas Hall were the first experience. the boys are a bit '' tired, as & egrave; logical that, altogether at the end of the trip will have 18-19 days of skiing, a good haul. we individually insisted on certain technical and tactical aspects where we were lacking. Especially we focused on changes of pace, long doors and we continue to do so in the coming weeks ".
In Ushuaia course c & rsquo; he was also the new head coach of the slalomgigantisti Azure, the Swiss Steve Locher. "The fact that it is going well, the feedback received talking to the boys the sensations are positive. We were looking for a strong coach, he does not & egrave; of many words but he knows himself understood and technically led the novelties & agrave; interesting techniques." Now, as mentioned, transfer to La Parva. "The track & egrave; in good condition, the guys did a three-day descent of the heats of about 1''12" snow & egrave; tough and requires intensity & agrave ;. Today & egrave; expected a smooth day, in the next few days we will super-G, while in the final period of Valle Nevado we will focus more on curves and technical. "
Meanwhile continue the races of the South American Cup in El Colorado and & egrave; got another good result for the & rsquo; Italy. Mattia Casse & egrave; in fact, he finished fourth in the downhill held in two heats to 78 cents by the German Josef Ferstl, the third victory in two days. Ferstl preceded by 40 cents compatriot Thomas Dressen and 46 Slovenian Klemen Kosi. Staying at home Italy, Henri Battilani you & egrave; placed eleventh, William Bosca nineteenth and twentieth Aliprandini De Luca. Among women continues l & rsquo; incredible streak of successes of Esther Ledeck & aacute ;, the Czech triumphed in two descents always ahead of the darling of the house Noelle Barahona and reaching eight straight wins share in South America Cup, two La Parva and six in El Colorado. To close the program in the resort & agrave; Chilean left with a & rsquo; other men's downhill in two runs, the second combo reserved for men & egrave; It has been canceled.
Here the complete results of men's downhill in two runs!
Here the complete results of the first women's downhill!
Here the complete result of the second women's downhill!
Here the rankings of South American Cup men!
Here the rankings of South American Cup men!
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