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Zurich - Olympic downhill champion Didier Defago ruptured the cruciate ligament in his left knee on Wednesday and will probably miss the full season, the Swiss ski federation said.
The federation said that Defago, 32, sustained the injury during super-g training in Zermatt and will undergo surgery on Saturday in Geneva. "The diagnosis means that Didier Defago will likely be sidelined for the entire season," said men's alpine team doctor Hans Spring. The alpine ski season starts in late October and is highlighted by the world championships in February 2011 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. Defago has three World Cup race victories and enjoyed his biggest career moment in February when he won the Olympic downhill in Whistler, Canada. |
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Does it realy make a diference which skis on groomed runs, what a waste of money! Just rent them
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the best after a break is to go swimming, so after they take the screw out and you are starting to recover swimming will do the best for you
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I have seen a video recently by Klaus Mair, and I am so mad over his video that I would love to take lessons from him on the slopes, does any one know if he gives lessons, where, and how do I contact him.
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Hi
As I live in manchester and I won't be able to attend the london ski show, so does any one know if there is a simlair show here up north |
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Try les menuire in the french alps, there is plenty of snow that time of the year and its quite emty, I had my lessons their and I realy enjoyed it
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I am thinking of going on a DIY ski holidays on the 12th Dec, I whould like to go to the Swiss or French alps, where will I have the best snow and a lot of runs, no apres ski, just a lot of skiing
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yes not the most modern but very clean very good value
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