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After the first days on the "Aloch", Goggia, Brignone and Bassino reach the multipurpose ones at Passo San Pellegrino. The words of the technical director.
Monday 6 January 2020 3 minutes reading time
All in Val di Fassa, to better prepare for the next speed events ... and more.
After the first two days dedicated mainly to giant and parallel giant on the "Aloch" of Pozza di Fassa, the female elite group has moved today to Col Margherita, on the "La VolatA" slope of Passo San Pellegrino where the colleagues of the multipurpose group, with Francesca Marsaglia, Nicol Delago and all the other girls who watch the Altenmarkt-Zauchensee weekend (Saturday 11 January descent, Sunday 12 the combined), starting Thursday with the first test on the Salzburg track.
Not only a descent, however, for Sofia Goggia, Federica Brignone and Marta Bassino, given that the technical director Gianluca Rulfi and his staff have prepared a double program to also dedicate themselves to slalom, thinking of the first Alpine combined of the season.
Just Rulfi analyzed the training of these days: “The conditions are ideal for working at its best - explains the Italian manager - It was useful to make a giant parallel in recent days: in the past we used it as a training for slalom and giant, now that it is a real discipline and must be prepared as it should be and we hope to get on the ball for the match scheduled in Sestriere ".
And sprinters from the men's sector are also arriving at Passo San Pellegrino, with Peter Fill anticipating his teammates, working until Thursday to get closer to the Wengen appointment on the weekend of 17-19 January . The girls from the technical disciplines arrived today in the Val di Fassa, but on the "Aloch" as far as the European Cup group is concerned.
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