- 9 January 2018
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More balance at the Peter Schlickenrieder cross-country skiing camp
Good balance, coordination and agility are what winter sports are all about. When cross-country skiing, which enjoys even more popularity. The Peter Schlickenrieder Cross-Country Skiing Camp was recently held in Val di Fiemme (Italy) with record attendance, perfect conditions and lots of fun. The camp is a real highlight for anyone who wants to improve in this sport.
Salt Lake City Silver Medalist 2002 teamed up with TOGU as the equipment partner of the cross-country ski camp in Val di Fiemme Trentino, relying on the versatile and effective use of TOGU training equipment: “TOGU specializes in healthy fitness training with a focus on balance, coordination, Strengthening and so the perfect training partner for any cross-country skiing and ski training. In addition, TOGU has been manufacturing its products since 1956 at its headquarters in Prien am Chiemsee in Germany.”
The participants of the camp were highly motivated and took advantage of the versatile offer. From morning exercise at 7:00 am to stretching, yoga and balance sessions after training to evening lectures.
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- Foto: © Mattia Rizzi
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- Foto: © Mattia Rizzi
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- Foto: © Mattia Rizzi
The team of supervisors for Olympic silver medalist Peter Schlickenrieder with his sports director Thomas Freimuth, Sigrun Hannes and the former World Cup athlete Remo Fischer from Switzerland consists of excellent coaches and motivators. And the perfect cross-country skiing conditions on the Passo Lavazè with almost 50 groomed trails and the perfect accommodation and catering provided for all-round satisfied participants.
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- Foto: © Mario Felgenhauer
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- Foto: © Mario Felgenhauer
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- Foto: © Mario Felgenhauer
Each camp day had a focus and so, for example, in one day the balance and stability was in the foreground. Here, among other things, the original Dynair® Ballkissen® and the TOGU® Easy Mat under the direction of Sigrun Hannes were used. It quickly became clear to each participant that one can always improve on the subject of balance and coordination and feel the increase on the trail as well. Another advantage is that you can take the practical and durable TOGU devices everywhere and perform the exercises perfectly at home.
Text: TOGU GmbH
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