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Daniel Andre Tande is back on the hill

Aug 24, 2021·Ski Jumping
Daniel Andre Tande

Five months after his crash at the World Cup final in Planica (SLO), Daniel Andre Tande made a big step towards his comeback. The 27-year-old was now able to jump again for the first time since late March.

"It's amazing to finally being able to jump again. I'm a bit surprised that my jumps seem to be at a quite good level already", said the 2018 Ski Flying World Champion, who would have wanted to return to the hill sooner.

"Waiting for the first jumps was awful. I felt that I was ready to jump long before I was given the green light. I knew why I had to wait, but it was a bit difficult for me to watch my teammates jump. Now I'm finally back and it's just amazing."

Daniel Andre Tande had a horrible crash in March in Planica and was in a medically induced coma for some time after that. Two weeks after the crash he could return home to Norway, where he had to undergo surgery due to a fractured collarbone.

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