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France out , the first time in 20 years -
I think the Dutch men (especially in long distances) are simply not good enough. We've been leaders in long distances for decades, but we've always had great talents like De Jong, Romme, Bergsma, Kramer, and Roest. They're not around right now, so we're focusing more on short distances, but there's a certain Stolz who reigns supreme. What I've noticed is that many newcomers (Jilek, Lubineaud etc) originally come from inline skating. The Netherlands should look into that too. We also need to be open to new training methods, like those of the Swede Nils Svensson, who won two gold medals in Beijing with a unique training regime. Good luck with Ghiotto, I will definitely cheer for him: such a friendly person and a beautiful skater. He really deserves a gold medal. -
Momen's pools and host cities announced https://en.volleyballworld.com/volleyball/competitions/volleyball-nations-league/news/host-cities-and-pools-vnl-2026 Week 1 Ottawa, Canada: Brasilia, Brazil: Linyi, China: Week 2 Orleans, France: Gliwice, Poland: Ljubljana, Slovenia: Week 3 Belgrade, Serbia: Chicago, United States: Kansai, Japan: -
Women's pools and host cities announced https://en.volleyballworld.com/volleyball/competitions/volleyball-nations-league/news/host-cities-and-pools-vnl-2026 Week 1 Quebec City, Canada: Brasilia, Brazil: Nanjing, China: Week 2 Ankara, Turkey: TBD, Philippines: TBD, TBD: Week 3 Belgrade, Serbia: Hong Kong, China: Kansai, Japan:
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If that draw seemed a surprise for us, what should we say about their last 2 matches, wins against City and Atletico Ok, with City is somehow understandable due tu low temperatures in Norway, but last night they won in Madrid against Atletico...unbelivable -
First look at the ski jumping Olympic venue
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By El Analyzer · Posted
I like the new format, goal here or there can change the full table standing. great night yesterday. -
By El Analyzer · Posted
Group 1 8 PTS Qualified to SF 8 PTS Qualified to SF 5 PTS qualified to Wch 4 PTS 3 PTS 2 PTS GROUP 2 8 PTS Qualified to SF 7 PTS Qualified to SF 7 PTS Qualified to Wch 4 PTS 2 PTS 2 PTS SF games: VS VS -
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By copravolley · Posted
The all Dutch men seemed out of form in Inzell. Could this mean some intense strength training during this period? Overall, I think that, the progress in the men's long-distance events has been incredible since last year and I have the impression that both Ghiotto and the Netherlands team haven't caught on to some new equipment updates? The times achieved this season by: Eitrem, Jilek, Lubinaud, Semyrunyyi and Davson are incredible in terms of time progress year by year. But considering the financial potential of the Netherlands, I'm surprised they could have to by left behind technologically? Unfortunately, this doesn't surprise me in Italy's case, as we don't even have a single indoor track to test our technological innovations – the one in Milan is currently inaccessible even to the hosts. Of course, if Italy were a normal country, who supported their own athletes, the track in Milan should have been available only for the Italian team for many months ago, where would be testing various innovations there, but unfortunately that is not the case, because we live where we live
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