Sunday
November 16th
15:00
Let's face it, everyone likes to win. To win a lot, to win all the time. And we know that losing makes us think, that it's still a good thing, that the important thing is to participate and all that. But if you can, it's better to win. As has been happening for some time with Italian athletes, indeed, that if they win, we've won a little too! But why, until a few years ago, did people win less, or not at all? Perhaps a medal was out of fashion? Or was it more chic to let others win? Andrea Schiavon ( Before winning. What the new Italian athletics teaches us , ADD Editore) might be able to reveal the secret. Bruno Giraudo interviews him .
Let's face it, everyone likes to win. To win a lot, to win all the time. And we know that losing makes us think, that it's still a good thing, that the important thing is to participate and all that. But if you can, it's better to win. As has been happening for some time with Italian athletes, indeed, that if they win, we've won a little too! But why, until a few years ago, did people win less, or not at all? Perhaps a medal was out of fashion? Or was it more chic to let others win? Andrea Schiavon ( Before winning. What the new Italian athletics teaches us , ADD Editore) might be able to reveal the secret. Bruno Giraudo interviews him .
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