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Constant Traveling, Back Problems, and the Death of a Familiar Coach Overshadowed the Summer of Finland's Number One Ski Jumper Antti Aalto.
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Antti Aalto was the age-old leader of the Finnish men's ski jumping team for a few years. After Jarkko Määtä returned, the title passed from Aalto, born in 1995, to Määtä, who is a few months older and was born in 1994. Five months later, Aalto knows that experience is an asset in a ski circus that is no longer a playground for teenage brats. The article Constant travel, back problems and the death of a familiar coach overshadowed the summer of …
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