Roger Puig holds high‑performance camp at Kaunertal glacier ahead of season opener
Puig is undertaking an intensive week of training at Austria’s Kaunertal glacier, combining giant slalom, slalom and speed work to sharpen form.
Key Points
- Roger Puig is conducting a high-performance training camp at Austria's Kaunertal glacier.
- The intensive week combines giant slalom, slalom, and speed work to sharpen form.
- The camp prepares him for opening FIS super-G races on 8 December, followed by World Cup supercombined and more super-G at Steinach.
- This season, Puig trains independently without Andorran Ski Federation support.
Roger Puig is carrying out a high‑performance training camp at the Kaunertal glacier in Austria, undertaking an intensive week of preparation that covers both technical and speed disciplines.
During the stay he is combining giant slalom and slalom sessions with speed work to sharpen form in optimal glacier conditions. The camp is intended to have him ready for his opening races on 8 December, when he is scheduled to contest two FIS super‑G events. Those races will be followed by a World Cup supercombined and later two super‑G races at Steinach am Brenner.
This season Puig is competing without support from the Andorran Ski Federation (FAE) and has returned to training independently. The Kaunertal block is the first competitive test of the year and is expected to set the tempo for his early season progression.
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