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With three weeks left for the World Cup in Trondheim, the new, boring message about Linn Svahn.
The sprint star is forced to cancel her participation in the SM.
“She woke up with illness symptoms during the week,” said national team coach Stefan Thomson in a press release.
It’s been a tough season for Linn Svahn25. The sprint star was present during the World Cup premiere in Finnish Ruka, but went out into the woods on the sprint and came 26th, and came in 18th place in the Tour de Ski. These are the only competitions she has been with so far.
Linn Svahn has not competed since the tour
Last week, the national team came with a new message about Linn Svahn, who did not compete in a month.
“Linn Svahn continues to refrain from competing in the World Cup to focus on preparation for the World Cup,” they wrote in a press release.
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Her personal trainer Ola Ravald Developed why she “went underground”.
“Linn has been worn after the tour and the disease she had before it we think we had a negative impact than we thought and had wanted,” he told Expressen.
– She is healthy and in training. It is going better and better, he continued.
New message about Linn Svahn
The plan was for her to be back in the track just before the SM, held this week in Borås. But it won’t be. She has become ill and is forced to set – just three weeks before the Trondheim World Cup starts.
– Linn has had good training weeks at home with a positive form curve. The plan was to participate in the Swedish Championships in Borås, but during the week she has woken up with disease symptoms and thus sets the weekend’s competitions, says national team coach says the national team coach Stefan Thomson in a press release.
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The ski World Cup in Trondheim starts on Wednesday, February 26. The sprint, where Linn Svahn has the largest medal chance, is already decided the following day. The last race day is Sunday, March 9, when the women’s five -miles will take place.
Get on you, Linn! Hope you are quickly on your legs again, so you can grind the shape before the World Cup in Trondheim. Hello Linn!
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