Marcel Hirscher Has Made His Return to the Slopes After 277 Days of Rehabilitation. The Ski Legend, Who Now Competes For The Netherlands, Made His First Runs This Week at SnowWorld in Zoetermeer.
Hirscher tore his anterior cruciate ligament last December. The 36-Year-Old Skier had just returned after five years of absence and feared the end of his career.
“Dealing with an injury is something I’ve never had to deal with before,” Hirscher Said Friday in a press release from his sponsor Red Bull. “It was a special experience. It certainly was’s fun, but it was interesting to start with very small steps.”
“The Few Days I’ve Been Back On The Slopes. To Be Honest, It was very emotional,” Says hirscher, who hopes to make his official return in October this Olympic Season. It is not clear Whether he is aiming to participate in the winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, which will be hero in February.
Hirscher Competed for Austria in the First Part of his Career. He made his comeback for the Netherlands, The Country of his Mother Sylvia. Hirscher has an impression career in slalom and giant slalom. He won two Olympic titles and seven world titles.