Ski Jumping
Piotr Żyła Set to Make Comeback After Surgery
November 08, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
Polish ski jumping fans were surprised by coach Thomas Thurnbichler's decision to exclude Piotr Żyła from the World Cup season opener in Lillehammer due to surgery in August. Former physiotherapist Rafał Kot confirms that Żyła is expected to be ready for competitions in Wisła in early December, and he is eager to return to form, anticipating a better season compared to the last one.
When will Piotr Żyła return? "He will definitely be ready"
November 08, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
The Polish ski jumping team is preparing for the World Cup season, but Piotr Żyła will not compete in the opening events due to recovery from knee surgery. However, he is expected to be ready for competitions in Wisła. Coach Thomas Thurnbichler and former physiotherapist Rafał Kot express optimism about Żyła's return and the overall performance of the Polish team this season.
Suspicion of German Espionage in Ski Jumping
November 07, 2024 / Sport1
The Norwegian ski jumping team finds itself at the center of espionage accusations, with claims of German involvement. Amid financial troubles, Norway is surprisingly competitive in equipment, drawing attention from rival teams. Norwegian coach Magnus Brevig acknowledges scrutiny but sees it as part of the sport.
We Know the Roster of Jumpers for the World Cup! One Major Absence
November 07, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
The Polish ski jumping coach, Thomas Thurnbichler, announced the jumper lineup for the upcoming World Cup events in Lillehammer, revealing that Piotr Żyła will be absent for the first time since 2010 due to a knee operation. The selected athletes include Dawid Kubacki, Kamil Stoch, and Maciej Kot, while the others will prepare for domestic competitions.
World Cup Opening Without Piotr Żyła for the First Time in 14 Years: Here's Why
November 07, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
The Polish Ski Jumping team has revealed its lineup for the upcoming World Cup opener in Lillehammer, but notable absence is Piotr Żyła, who will miss the event due to a knee operation. This marks the first time since 2010 that he will not participate in this opening weekend, as explained by coach Thomas Thurnbichler.
Sven Hannawald: "I Was Threatened by the Fate of Enke"
November 06, 2024 / Sport1
Sven Hannawald, a legendary German ski jumper, discusses his struggles with burnout and mental health in a revealing interview as he approaches his 50th birthday. He draws parallels to footballer Robert Enke's tragic story, reflecting on how crucial therapy was for his recovery and mental well-being.
Jumping: Hiding from Spying After Success: "Now You Have to Check Norway's Equipment"
November 06, 2024 / NRK
Norway's ski jumping team has been performing exceptionally well this season, raising concerns among rival nations about potential espionage. Coaches and athletes are aware of the intense scrutiny from other countries trying to decipher their winning strategies and equipment.
Surprising Decision by Kamil Stoch. Dawid Kubacki Reveals Details.
November 06, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Kamil Stoch's recent choice for an individual training approach has taken his teammate Dawid Kubacki by surprise, as he learned about it through the media. Kubacki expressed that if he had received a similar proposal, he would have given it serious consideration, indicating the impact of Stoch's decision on their coach, Thomas Thurnbichler.
Dawid Kubacki Surprises with News About Retirement Plans
November 06, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Dawid Kubacki discusses his future in ski jumping, revealing he has no immediate plans to retire as he aims to follow in the footsteps of renowned athlete Noriaki Kasai. The 34-year-old expresses his desire to keep competing and hints at potential roles in coaching or commentary after his career.
Revolution in Ski Jumping! Adam Małysz Issues a Harsh Diagnosis: "This is Not the Way!"
November 02, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Adam Małysz criticizes the planned changes in ski jumping, particularly the proposal to unify the competition calendar for men and women. He argues that these changes won’t help to revive the sport, which he believes has been declining due to poor decision-making and safety concerns.
Absurd decision by FIS just before the start of the season. Another blow to ski jumping
November 01, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
The recent decision by the FIS to unify the competition calendars for men's and women's ski jumping starting from the 2026/2027 season has sparked controversy. While intended to promote women's ski jumping, concerns arise about potential negative impacts on various ski centers, including the risk of losing their rights to host events.
World Cup Director Discusses Changes to the Calendar: Date Announced
October 31, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Sandro Pertile, the World Cup director for ski jumping, announced that starting from the 2026/27 season, both the men's and women's series will share the same calendar. This decision aims to enhance the visibility and media interest in women's ski jumping.