Neureuther calls for a rethink about Corona: “Because Mallorca is so important?”

“Then we can fly to Mallorca, but we are not allowed to do sports outside in our homeland,” said the 36-year-old ARD -Expert on Sunday. “So where are we? Honestly, because this Mallorca vacation is so important?” For him, it’s particularly about the children, “and not about whether anyone is going on vacation to Mallorca.” The next federal-state round on how to proceed with the Corona crisis will meet in Germany this Monday. A draft resolution from the Chancellery calls for an extension of the lockdown until April 18th - this also affects the restrictions on sport. This is currently only possible to a very limited extent, depending on the incidences locally and divided into contact sports and non-contact sports outside or indoors. “We have to get the children moving more again.” Felix Neureuther “Everything is right,” said Neureuther about the pandemic measures. “But when the children sit together in the classroom, I don't understand why they can't play outside or do sports. In small groups.” A regulation must be created that makes this possible for the children. “I just really hope so, because it would be a shame for our children,” said the best German ski racer for years, who is a father himself. Children have been through so much in the past Corona months. “They don’t move anymore, they spend hours a day in front of the computer,” said Neureuther. “We have to get the children moving again.” That is the big task for the future. “We can only have a healthy society if we exercise. That’s why it’s so important that the children are allowed to go outside.”

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Neureuther calls for a rethink about Corona: “Because Mallorca is so important?”

Former ski star Felix Neureuther has called for a different prioritization of the Corona restrictions and wants to put the focus on children.

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