That’s what Anders Aukland believe is the reason why the season didn’t start well.
Source: Langrenn.com
 getting pushed higher than planned in the workouts.</p>
<p>– It’s about small margins, you believe that your range is higher than what it really is and that you can push a little harder that what you should.</p>
<p>Anders good sick when fall turned to winter and had to skip the World Cup opener at Beitostolen. He was not able to recover for the remaining pre Christmas World Cup races and wasn’t able to get in top shape even with easy training over Christmas. He felt that he was back in shape six weeks later for the Olympic 15-kilometer classic, but the race was a waxing disaster for the Norwegian team. He doesn’t doubt however that he was in shape since he was only 1.30 behind the podium with terrible skis.</p>
<p>Post Olympic results included third in the Swedish Vasaloppet and victory in the Norwegian Birkie.</p>
<p>Aukland has the receipt ready for next season in order to avoid the same trap again.</p>
<p>– I need very few hard workouts to get in shape, and get in shape very quickly at altitude, and will for that reason reduce the number of hard workouts late in the fall.</p>
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