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Blue slalomgigantisti began workouts on the Swiss Zermatt glacier under a pale sun and cold temperatures, cos & igrave; They were able to make the first few laps in free field on winter snow, and will continue to ski in free field for another two days, in order to get used to skiing sensations.
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The meeting, coordinated by the head coach of the men's alpine skiing Italian Max Carca, will end & agrave; Friday & igrave; August 5th. The group also includes Giuliano Razzoli, who six months from the serious knee injury in the first ports of the Kitzbuehel slalom & uuml; hel back on track even if it is only a glimpse as the & rsquo; to Emilian & agrave; Also physiotherapy. L & rsquo; another reason for interest & egrave; l & rsquo; debut as a department head of the Swiss 49 year old former big gigantista and supergigantista Steve Locher.
"The boys are all professionals - says Locher in fisi.org -, know perfectly well how to behave in these situations. I want to learn more & ugrave; soon to know them, our sar & agrave; a good challenge." Besides Razzoli it is also Ballerin Andrea, Luca De Aliprandini, Florian Eisath, Stephen Gross, Simon Maurberger, Manfred Moelgg, Roberto Nani, Thomas Hall, Patrick Thaler and Riccardo Tonetti with coaches Costazza Stefano, Daniele Simoncelli and Andrea Viano.
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