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Our ProfiCHECK Lukáš has another valuable experience on the ice. After Adam Sýkor, he tasted the skills of a huge talent, only 15-year-old Nela Lopušanová. From the beginning of the filming, the young girl from Žilina showed how much she enjoys hockey, what she can do with the puck, and that ProfiCHECK is really not enough for her. Well, see for yourself.
ProfiCHECK likes challenges, and training with Nela Lopušanová was definitely one for him. In men’s hockey, Connor Bedard is considered to be a generational talent, in women’s hockey, Nela Lopušanová drove the whole world crazy. At just 14 years old, she scored 9 goals and 3 assists at the Under-18 Women’s World Cup! He will already be showing his skills in the USA next season.
In addition, she was the first woman to score a goal at the international level in the lacrosse way, the so-called Michigan. We told each other before filming that if she can do it with such ease during the match, it will have to be difficult for her.
We pitched our idea to Nele – blindfolded Michigan, something no one had ever done before. We didn’t know how he would react and whether he would dare. We ourselves were surprised with what enthusiasm and determination she got into it. And how did she do? Check it out in the video.
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Ordinary people do not often have the opportunity to look behind the scenes and experience the hard work that is a daily part of the life of athletes.
However, the profiCHECK show on ŠPORT.sk will show you what the real training of professionals preparing for a match or race looks like. Our editor Lukáš has already tasted the hard work of fighters Gábor Boráros, Karlos Vémola and Ivan Buchinger, as well as UFC champion Jiří Procházka, soccer player Róbert Mak, he has been tormented by NHL Hall of Famer Marián Hossa and young hockey player Adam Sýkora, and sporting fate has already sent a multiple world champion in his way. Zuzana Vráblová in wakeskating.
