CROSS COUNTRY CARREER |
| | HOW AND WHEN DID YOU BEGIN CROSS-COUNTRY? | | Pretty simply-When I was around 3years old, someone put the skis on my legs and I started to walk. Thru the time I moved faster and faster until now. | | | HAVE YOU HAD TO OVERCOME ANY SERIOUS INJURIES? | | shoulder surgery after crash in skiathlon race on WCH in Sapporo 2007 | | | WHAT IS YOUR TYPICAL TRAINING REGIMEN? | | Morning I wake up eat breakfast go on training, eat luch, plays with children, go on training, eat dinner, play with my wife, go sleep....And this in thousand variation day by day | | | COACHES IN PAST AND PRESENT | | Jan Bradac-my first coach, he teach me everything and follow me until my frist Olympics and 2nd WCH
Christer Skog-he takes me to gold on WCH in Val di Fiemme 2003, still works with me as mentor and asistant coach
Jan Baranyk-my current coach, serviceman and friend | | | WHAT IS YOUR PROUDEST | | my son and my doughter and may be WCH gold | | | | | |
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| | BEER VS. WINE | | Wine | | | VEGGIES VS. MEAT | | Meat | | | FERRARI VS. PORSHE | | Ferrari | | | COFFEE VS. TEA | | Coffee | | | CLASSIC VS. SKATING | | Skating | | | SEA VS. MOUNTAINS | | Mountains | | | | | |
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