US EditionRicarda Haaser Back on Snow After Nine Months
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The Tyrolean Ricarda Haaser completed the first snowfall about nine months after her severe knee injury suffered in the World Cup Super-G with a cruciate ligament tear.
After eight and a half months of injury break, the World Cup bronze medal winner looks optimistically into the future again.
Around nine months after her severe knee injury in the World Cup Super-G with a cruciate ligament tear, the Tyrolean Ricarda Haaser completed her first snow jumps. The 32-year-old wants to increase the load slowly in the next weeks before she can get back into the pole training. Returning to the snow is an important step in her rehabilitation process, said Haaser after a few free rides in Sölden.
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