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Stina Nilsson's preparation for the Olympic season does not start in the best way. In fact, the Swede was forced to stop the workouts due to a loss in his body.
Tuesday 6 June 2017 2 minutes reading time
The twenty-four-year-old feels extremely fatigued, as explained by national team doctor Pär Andersson, as he fails to recover adequately from his efforts.
Blood tests have revealed that the talented Scandinavian does not have all the values ​​in the norm. In all likelihood, this is due to a state of over-fatigue.
"It's probably loaded too much at this early stage," Andersson said, "things are going to happen. We have decided to stop Stina for some time before starting the training again, but there is no reason to be worried."
Nilsson, who does not even 24 years already have 12 wins in top races (of which 9 won in 2016 - 17), will have to remain "stuck in the box" to allow his body to recover completely. Still unknown, however, the length of forced rest.
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