Surprisingly Bigna Windmller Announces Retirement

Bigna Windmüller annuncia il ritiro
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Surprisingly Bigna Windmller Announces Retirement

From Switzerland comes the startling announcement of the end of the career of Bigna Windmüller, leader of the Swiss women's movement.

"In recent years'' experience in the ski jumping has allowed me to learn a lot and discover many new things thanks to this fascinating sport, that makes me look back with pride and satisfaction in my career. But now I want to open a new phase in my life. " The decision surprising because the red cross is still very young (born in 1991) and although infortunatasi to one knee, is back from the best season of his career, as Zao even managed to get on the podium behind Sara Takanashi and Carina Vogt. The twenty-three of the Canton of St. Gallen ended with 24 appearances in the maximum circuit, plus two stakes at the World Championships and the Olympic Games. This is obviously not good news for the jump women in general who, after losing Wendy Vuik, the only Dutch competitive in the absolute absence also see the number 1 in the Swiss movement, now reduced to only sister Sabrina, more older and less talented.
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