As of: March 7, 2024, 5:23 a.m
By: Melanie Gottschalk
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Ski star Corinne Suter gave shocking insights into the first days after her cruciate ligament tear.
Now she's trying to look at it positively - and is moving her rehabilitation to the Maldives.
Munich – sand instead of snow, rehab instead of podium places.
Corinne Suter's World Cup season ended abruptly about a month ago when she tore her cruciate ligament in Cortina d'Ampezzo.
A few days later, she gave emotional insights on Instagram into the time in the hospital after the operation, which was associated with many tears and pain.
Ski star Suter moves rehab to the Maldives
Now the ski star is giving an update that speaks a completely different language.
Because Suter has moved her rehabilitation to the Maldives.
According to the Swiss portal Blick,
her boyfriend Angelo Alessandri
is also there .
“A month without skiing or training.
I took a short break to allow my body to rest and clear my head.
My knee feels good so far, but the process is long.
I am happy with the small steps I take every day.
I did a lot of water therapy, rehab exercises and muscle stimulation,” writes the 2022 Olympic champion on Instagram in the descent.
Ski star Corinne Suter is working on her comeback after tearing her cruciate ligament.
© Montage: corinnesuter_official/instagram
Ski star Suter is working on a comeback in the Maldives
The sea is the perfect place for her to clear her head.
“I would like to take advantage of this break and then get fully into rehab,” she ends her post.
She also includes some pictures that show Suter on the beach and in a practice room where she is obviously working on her comeback every day.
In addition to the hard work on their comeback, relaxation should not be neglected in the Maldives.
As
Blick
reports, the main things on the agenda for Suter and her boyfriend Alessandri are “relaxing and traditional Maldivian spa treatments” or a romantic dinner on the beach.
With these experiences, Suter can certainly replenish her energy reserves so that she can compete in the World Cup again next season.
Because for Suter: “Giving up is never an option.”
(msb)