Allarme rientrato in casa Austria, Hayböck già pronto al rientro

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Alarm back home Austria, Hayb ck ready to return on skis

It seems to be less serious than the injury that three days ago forced Michael HaybÃ¶ck to stop training.

Friday 20 October 2017 2 minutes reading time

On Tuesday, the Austrian twenty-two had suffered an injury during a run-of-the-seat training session in Cyprus, home to the national rot-weiÃŸ-rot retreat. The magnitude of the problem and the recovery times were not clear but the first examinations showed a stretching of the left ankle ligaments. But now Austria's chief coach, Heinz Kuttin and all ski jumping enthusiasts can breathe a sigh of relief. From the Cypriot withdrawal, they filter out positivity and confidence in a ready-made return to workouts. The athlete was subjected to several physiotherapy sessions and said he had almost no more pain. On Monday, when he returned home, he will be subjected to further instrumental tests and if no further problems are found, he will leave for Ramsau with the rest of the team. In this case, a longer stop would be avoided and the few training sessions that have been skipped these days at Aldinia's Aldiana Club would not leave trails ahead of the winter season. During the week spent in Cyprus, Austrian athletes alternated physical and athletic tests to moments of relaxation and relaxation. "We have a long and hard season ahead of us, so it is important for the kids to be physically in shape and with the cleansing mind," Kuttin said. One last "vacation" before returning to really seriously go on the trampoline.

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