Group 1 - The International Ski Federation (FIS) responded to Gu Ailing's concerns about unfair training arrangements for multi-event athletes, stating that they have not reduced training opportunities for athletes [1] - Gu Ailing, who competes in multiple events, expressed that the overlap of the big air final and the first training day for the U-shaped venue technique would result in a loss of one-third of her training time [1] - FIS emphasized that they arranged three training sessions before the qualification round, which is more than the usual two sessions in World Cup events, indicating an increase in training opportunities [2] Group 2 - Gu Ailing was invited to participate in a separate one-hour U-shaped venue technique test training on February 15, which is an additional arrangement beyond the three scheduled training sessions [2] - FIS acknowledged the complexity of scheduling for the Olympics, stating that conflicts in training and competition schedules for athletes participating in multiple events can sometimes be unavoidable [2] - The selection for the U-shaped venue technique test included five male and five female athletes, chosen based on their ability to provide constructive feedback on the venue's construction and performance [2]
冬奥会｜国际雪联回应：未削减谷爱凌训练次数 她已获得额外测试训练邀请
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-02-15 11:37