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Mikaela Shiffrin posted a new video about her new training on Instragram. Like her countrywoman Lindsey Vonn, Mikaela is also very active on social media, where she drives her fans crazy with her training sessions. Commitment, determination, Instagram and Imagine Dragons!
Here's how US champion Mikaela Shiffrin prepares for her return on skis. Even a few weeks ago we talked about his exhausting training. Quella volta the skier showing this workout, which consists of jumps and squats on a flight of stairs.
A hard and tiring workout, but which inevitably strengthens all the muscles of the lower body.
Mikaela Shiffrin's new training video!
Mikaela Shiffrin is one of the strongest, most beautiful and most important athletes in the USA of the last 10 years.
The skier has won two Olympic gold medals, an Olympic Silver gold medal and 5 World Championships gold medals in her career. Shiffrin is a specialist in technical disciplines, but has proven to be competitive also in fast ones, so much so that she is one of the seven female skiers capable of winning in all five alpine skiing specialties and the only one able to do it in six.
with parallel slalom. Below the last training video by Mikaela Shiffrin Meanwhile some weeks ago we nocited you that FIS has announced the cancellation of the American and Canadian stages initially included in the calendar of the 2020/2021 Ski World Cup.
The reason for the cancellation is to limit the risk of infections from Covid-19 as much as possible. The canceled stages are: Lake Louise, Killington and Beaver Creek, for a total of ten races. However, no change for Cortina 2021: the World Cup will take place in February as announced in July by the FIS.
The announcement follows a few hours after the communication relating to the closed-door holding of the Soelden competitions on 17 and 18 October next. Overall, with the decision on the North American stages, 10 races leave the scene, 5 men and 5 women: the men's and women's fast races of Lake Louise, slalom and Killington women's giant, downhill, super-G and men's giant Beaver Creek.
Canceled races will be recovered by hooking them up to races already scheduled in European locations. The final decision on the calendars will be taken at the end of September, but, in the meantime, Fis has established the new calendars that provide: that an additional weekend with two male giants will be held in Val d'Isere (5 and 6 December), with the recovery of the canceled giant in Beaver.
In the following weekend (12 and 13 December) the men's fast races to recover (downhill and super-G) will be held. In the women's field, a descent will be added to the traditional Swiss weekend in St. Moritz (5 and 6 December), while Courchevel will host a weekend with two technical races in December.
Just in recent days the Fis protocol for the Cup of the world. The attempt is to limit the risk of contagions in order to complete the races. Participants in the races are divided into four groups: national team members (athletes, technicians, skimans), FIS officers, all accredited (media, sponsors, partners, suppliers, data services) and local organizing committee.
As for the athletes, an Immunity Passport will be created, which will be created by adding serological tests to the normal doping controls. All other subjects wishing to participate in sporting events must carry out a mandatory swab within 72 hours of the races.
In case of positivity (the positives will remain anonymous) it will be the same FIS to give notice. The same procedure for changes in program, location or new dates.