CHAksel Lund Svindal, a former alpine skiing legend and two-time Olympic champion, has taken on a new role as a coach for Norway's national ski team. After his previous stint with American skier Lindsey Vonn ended due to her serious injury during the season, Svindal decided to return to coaching in his home country. His focus will primarily be on technical aspects, particularly working with slalom and giant slalom skiers. The transition was initiated by Norwegian athlete Atle Lie McGrath, who organized their first meeting. Svindal expressed optimism about the initial interactions with the team, describing them as dynamic and productive. He will be present at the upcoming World Cup event in Solden, Austria, marking the start of the new season.
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