Anna Segal of Australia poses during a portrait session on May 15, 2013 in Sydney, Australia. Segal is aiming to qualify for the Australian Winter Olympic Team in the Ski Slopestyle event for the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games.© Ryan Pierse/Getty Image AIS scholarship holder Anna Segal attended a training camp at Mt Bachelor, USA in June where she worked on base skiing skills following her return to snow from a knee injury during the 2012-2013 season.
Training in Australia consisted of strength and conditioning work with John Marsden at Narrabeen, NSW in between on-snow training blocks at Thredbo Resort, NSW.
In late August, Anna continued to train on-snow in Cardrona, New Zealand, but opted out of competing at the New Zealand Winter Games as a precautionary measure. After ten days of on-snow training, Anna travelled to Salt Lake City, USA where she attended a two week water jump camp at the Utah Olympic Park. The aim of the camp was to work on cleaning up her existing skills and further increase her top end trick difficulty.
Anna has recently returned to Cardrona in early October for a spring camp, the goal of which is to consolidate the tricks trained on water and execute them on snow.
Training in Australia consisted of strength and conditioning work with John Marsden at Narrabeen, NSW in between on-snow training blocks at Thredbo Resort, NSW.
In late August, Anna continued to train on-snow in Cardrona, New Zealand, but opted out of competing at the New Zealand Winter Games as a precautionary measure. After ten days of on-snow training, Anna travelled to Salt Lake City, USA where she attended a two week water jump camp at the Utah Olympic Park. The aim of the camp was to work on cleaning up her existing skills and further increase her top end trick difficulty.
Anna has recently returned to Cardrona in early October for a spring camp, the goal of which is to consolidate the tricks trained on water and execute them on snow.
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