Federica Pellegrini certified athlete. From his farewell to swimming at the Tokyo Olympics, it was clear that he would continue to be talked about. And not only for a fabulous wedding in Venice with his beloved coach Matteo Giunta, but also for his merits and sports dedication even outside the blue pool. It was in the Land of the Rising Sun that the news of his election as a member of the IOC (International Olympic Committee) reached the athletes with 1658 votes. A commitment of great responsibility that came on the day of his 33rd birthday. Now, a year later, here is another satisfaction for the Divine to be received on September 29th. Honorary Degree in Science and Technology of Preventive and Adapted Movement Activities..
The ceremony will take place at 11:00 am in the main hall of the building on Val di Val Cannuta, on the western outskirts of Rome. A new prestigious milestone for the Olympic champion, who on this occasion will hold a lectio magistralis on a topic very dear to her, discussing a dissertation entitled lwoman and sports performance: how the menstrual cycle can affect their performance. A sensitive topic that will help to break down the prejudices that still concern the sporting life of athletes who are forced to measure themselves and adapt to physical limitations that are sometimes underestimated and often misunderstood.
The event will be attended by Coni President Giovanni Malago, Multiversity group President and CEO Fabio Vaccarono and Rector Wilberto Stocci. Thus, not only cups, medals and world records for Federica Pellegrini, but also a laurel wreath for sporting merit after a career marked by dedication, self-sacrifice, dedication and success.. Sleepy satisfaction for a woman who has just closed a chapter of her life by opening a new one. “Perhaps many would like me to go on forever,” he said. El last year, but there comes a time when you have to admit that one story is over and another is about to begin. I hope that those who followed me and loved me will continue to do so even if I no longer compete.
Source: Elle