'The results of the computed tomography (CT) are positive. The bones are healing well. From now on, he can fully train on the road' Pogacar to ramp up his training for Tour de France in Sierra Nevada and French Alps cycling
“First of all, I shouldn’t go on the road before six weeks, so I’m a bit stupid and I disobeyed the doctor’s orders,” Pogačar said. “I pushed the team and tried to go on the bike, but I knew that I couldn’t put too much pressure on the scaphoid.”
The camp at Sierra Nevada ends on June 11th, after which Pogačar will head to Sestriere in the French Alps with his team for the final training stage before the Tour de France begins in Bilbao on July 1st.But before the Grand Départ of the 110th edition of the Tour in the Basque Country, Pogačar will warm up competitively at the national championship in Slovenia in the third week of June: first with a time trial and then at a road race.
“I've been training quite well on the home trainer and running. The shape is not as bad as I thought it was going to be after training on the rollers, and the wrist is getting better every day. And now I'll try to get as much as possible out of this camp here.
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