Julien Lizeroux: "Athletes should be united and the FIS must listen"

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Julien Lizeroux: "Athletes should be united and the FIS must listen"

Lizeroux Julien, French slalom specialist and winner of two silver medals'' (slalom and super combined) at the World Championships at home, Val d'' Isère 2009, was recently elected to the Athletes' Commission of the FIS. Born in Moutiers, in Savoy, the 34 year old trans made his debut in the World Cup in 2000, winning three wins and six other podium finishes. The official website of the FIS, fis-ski.com, interviewed him.

As has been involved in the FIS Athletes' Commission? '' I spoke to the former president of FIS Athletes' Commission Kilian Albrecht who informed me of the elections during the last World Championships in Schladming. I was interested,'' the French Association of Ski put my name on the list and I was elected. What are the things on which to focus during the next two years? I believe that athletes should be, and deserve to be, to share in all decisions relating to the rules of the World Cup. I wish all the athletes were united and were heard by the FIS. C'' is a message that he wishes to convey to his fellow athletes as their representative in the'' internal FIS? We all have to work together and be united and decision-makers will listen to us. What are the key words for her? Full power, respect, smile In what other FIS disciplines outside of his sport would you like to compete and why? Cross-country skiing: I'd like to do the 50 km classic to discover my limits Ski Jumping: fly over 200 meters in Planica Nordic Combined: try to win a world title in teams with my compatriots in this sport. Freestyle halfpipe run a double flat spin back-to-back, that I would earn an Olympic medal. :-) Snowboard: try a parallel slalom old fashioned with my best friend Julie Pomagalski Telemark do a race with the three brothers Lau Cross-country speed: beat the world speed record down to 300 km / h
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