Tamara Tippler draws conclusion: Bitter criticism of the ÖSV boss!

Tamara Tippler draws conclusion: Bitter criticism of the ÖSV boss!

Saalbach, Österreich - The Styrian ski racer Tamara Tippler has finally declared her resignation from top Sport after a challenging comeback. In an emocinal interview with the ORF and the "Kleine Zeitung", the 33-year-old made it clear that she did not feel sufficiently supported by her coaching team. "The way back is rocky enough, and if you get a rock in your way, it doesn't make it easier," said Tippler, who couldn't do a single World Cup competition after trying to return because of the birth of her daughter. Her criticism was particularly directed against women's head coach Roland Assinger, from whom she not only claimed a lack of support, but also an unhealthy climate within the ÖSV (Austrian ski association). "It is tolerated that I am there but not desired. That hurts", said Tippler in the interview, the cited is.

Tippler's decision to withdraw from the competition was declining after a disappointing course of her return, which was accompanied by a critical assessment of her fitness and attitude by the coaching team. Her non -consideration in the squad was justified by Assinger as “performance counts”, as he emphasized. These statements unsettled Tippers, who said that self -confidence was essential and should not be taken before starting. "You can achieve a lot with self -confidence," said the former athlete. "The interpersonal communication had collapsed completely," she added and pulled the consequence: "If the boss is no longer suitable, you can no longer get together and the relationship no longer fits, then a termination is quickly written." Assinger, on the other hand, replied that Tippler had received all the necessary training opportunities and that "from pity" nobody could start.
Information from Styrian emphasizes that her career was enriching overall, even if not everything was positive.