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A little less than seven months after the fall of the infamous super-G World Schladming last February 5 in which he smashed his right knee the U.S. returned to training on skis on the snow in Portillo Chile
Monday 2 September 2013 2 minutes reading time
A little less than seven months after the fall of the infamous super-G World Schladming last February 5 in which he smashed his right knee Lindsey Vonn returned to training on skis on the snow in Portillo Chile shortly after the ' his arrival by plane and its equipment.
The return would have to be early on Saturday while yesterday the queen of Alpine skiing made a few gentle slopes on a soft slope thus beginning his journey to return to the race in late November in Beaver Creek, and to his great goal of the season, the Olympic Games in Sochi 2014.
Yesterday the slopes are increased to five and the U.S. hopes to return to training in goal before the end of the training session lasting two weeks. Vonn has reached the countrymen Julia Mancuso, Stacey Cook, Leanne Smith and Laurenne Ross while the victor of the descent of St. Anton Alice McKennis, also infortunatasi knee at the end of last season, hopes to be back on snow in November.
"I fell many times in my career and I always come back in a short time - said Lindsey usskiteam.com to the site -. This time we took seven months, but I am very happy to be here. Was the right time, my body felt ready. did not know what was the injured knee (ie not feel pain, ed) is a good sign. "
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