Won Orsa Grönklitt the week after his first Vasaloppet | Malte Jutterdal
Malte Jutterdal, 23, finished 50th in his first Vasaloppet, as the best debutant. The week after, he won Orsa Grönklitt 50k ITT in the Ski Classics Pro Tour.
Guest: Malte Jutterdal, Best debutant in Vasaloppet and winner of Orsa Grönklitt 50k ITT in the Ski Classics Pro Tour
Hosts: Stefan Ågren
This episode is recorded in Swedish.
About this episode
Malte Jutterdal, 23, finished 50th in his first Vasaloppet, as the best debutant. The week after, he won Orsa Grönklitt 50k ITT in the Ski Classics Pro Tour. Now the goal is to win Vasaloppet. But can he? In this episode of Prestationssamtalet, Stefan Ågren calls Malte to test a thesis: that Malte's training, with more strength and explosiveness, stands out among long-distance skiers. Among other things, they talk about: • The switch from traditional cross-country skiing to long-distance racing • Vasaloppet and the win in Orsa Grönklitt • His 5,000 metre time on the SkiErg: 16:05.9 • The training week, from six-hour roller ski sessions to gym and core • Working alongside the elite career • The goal: to win Vasaloppet
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