Camelia Csernescki has been “from Brescia” for almost 20 years and her life is dedicated to sports: she is a cross-country skiing instructor, personal trainer and semi-professional athlete.
In 2006 she qualified for the Winter Olympics in Turin, but had to withdraw from participating because of a bureaucratic problem with Romania, her home country.
During these years she has continued to compete and train (she is a Winter Triathlon champion) and study to improve in her profession as a personal trainer. Mother of two children (7-year-old Anna and 3-year-old Peter) and married to Franco, who lovingly supports her in all her endeavors, Today Camelia is set to embark on a new sports venture with the support of Regesta.
Once again, we think there are commonalities between our business and the sports practice of a professional athlete. Our goal is to create effective and useful projects for our clients that meet their expectations and needs. For an athlete, like Camelia, the goal is victory or, at least, a great finish.
Commitment, planning, ability to stick to plans and passion are just some of the elements we feel we share with you.
So we decided to support Camelia in her next challenge, which we start telling you about today: the preparation, training, and effort that will culminate with the Masters World Cup – Cross Country Skiing scheduled in Cogne (AO) from March 5 to 14.
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