ÖSV-eagle fly high: triple triumph on the tour!

ÖSV-eagle fly high: triple triumph on the tour!

In this exciting winter season, the Austrian ski jumper surprised with an outstanding appearance, led by Daniel Tschofenig, who, together with Jan Hörl and Stefan Kraft, introduced an impressive triple victory on the prestigious four-hill tour. According to the reports of the Krone , the eagles under coach Andreas Widhölzl have conquered eleven out of twelve possible podiums - a record that amazes the competition. "We clung a bit in Garmisch," Widhölzl was quoted by slightly ironically alluding to the previous course. This dominance illuminates the excellent teamwork and the tireless efforts of the entire trainer and supervisor.

The Tyrolean Widhölzl, once known as a great talent in ski jumping, can now bring in his impressive knowledge as a trainer. In the past, he had to concentrate alone on his skills; Today he is at the top of a team that achieves remarkable success. His own triumph, including the victory at the four -hill tour 2000 and the golden medals at the World Cup, make him an important figure in the ski jump. As the The press reports, team spirit and the intensive cooperation between the supervisors are highlighted as a key to success. Widhölzl praised his team and expressed: "Hats off all of the supervisors who do not let go and continue to work."

The team around Widhölzl has created a harmonious and productive working environment. Each trainer brings in, such as Matthias Troy in Innsbruck and Alexander Diess in Salzburg, while Ekspringer Balthasar Schneider optimizes material equipment. The creative spirit behind the jumps, Dominik Waldner, and the committed therapists ensure that the athletes remain in the best form. "We work well together and love what we do," added Widhölzl. With a high score for Kraft, which is currently at 887.1 points, the team is optimistic about the final round of the tour. The challenge of securing first place in Bischofshofen is tangible.