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The Norwegian team is training in Val Senales, where he planned a course of three weeks. Niklas Dyrhaug and Emil Iversen, however, have decided to return home early, seven days ahead of schedule.
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The reasons were explained to Adresseavisen from their coach Tor Arne Hetland: "In recent years, the offshore period was two weeks. This year we took them to three, with the possibility of changes to the program based on the needs of the individual. In the case of Emil and Niklas, the choice is due to their adaptation to the altitude. They felt that 14 days could be enough. "
On Italian snows remain thus Didrik Tønseth, Sjur Rothe, Martin Johnsrud Sundby and Anders Gløersen, plus Northug brothers, who follow a separate program, under the guidance of Stig Rune Kveen.
The latter spoke in turn on starting prematurely Iversen and Dyrhaug: "We will remain at high altitude because of the rise benefits grow significantly between the second and third week. If Emil and Niklas went home, I think it's because their body was not responding to the fullest. In this case, it was a wise choice. "
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