Artti Aigro, alongside teammate Kaimar Vagul, had the opportunity to practice on the large hill in Milan Cortina as they prepare for the upcoming Winter Olympic Games. After recovering from a thumb injury sustained during the four-hills tournament in January, Aigro expressed that he felt sufficiently well to jump again. He emphasized the importance of being able to jump while still considering the condition of his leg, reflecting on the mental boost this training provided him.

During his training, Aigro demonstrated good distance with jumps of 122.5 meters, 129.5 meters, and 127.5 meters over three attempts, scoring points of 63.7, 71.0, and 71.0, respectively. He noted that his first jump was more of a cautious approach to assess how well his leg would respond, and he did not encounter any major issues during the practice. Aigro's focus on both physical recovery and mental readiness is crucial as he aims to perform at his best during the upcoming Olympics.

Overall, this training session marks a significant step for Aigro as he navigates recovery from his injury while striving to secure his place in the competition. The preparation for the Winter Olympics is a key highlight for Aigro and Vagul, and this training reflects their commitment to succeed on the international stage despite the challenges they face.