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There is an adjective to distinguish Lorenzo, in the panorama of the Italian freestyle: class.
The class is ones natural dowry.
It is not determined from dress, or accessories, but rather from the way that one is, their movement. And their self being.
The natural dowry, that emerges in Lorenzo, and it is evident, in the way in which he Freestyles his movements search and finds blends softness, never to sweet, but rather an instinctive search for harmony and beauty.
A frisbee in his hands becomes a tool that lengthens and enhances his movements, and fixes your look on his body: to a point that it becomes difficult to determine the exercise from the body movement, and the difficulty of fluidity in such gestures.
Lorenzo has the rare dowry that people love in the freestyle and that few possess: that he succeed in moving as a dancer, extensions and pirouette without ever losing his physical stature, without ever falling into the obvious or awkward. His physic gives him this possibility, sure, and his long involvement in sport helps but there is a saying in Italian that fits Lorenzo like a glove: if a person does not have class, it will never be Valentino suit ,that will gives him such class.
Lorenzo would have class with a rubbish bag on.
And brings to freestyle, a aristocratic character that opens new nuance and innovation.Not all have such gifts unfortunately, but fortunately for all to enjoy , when we watch him freestyle.

Career Highlights

1th in pairs with Tom Leitner at the last Paganello 2006 and 1th in coop with Roland K. and Jan S. at the last European Championship in Amsterdam (June 2005).

How I Started

I started playing frisbee at school (catch and throw), then, in 1999 i saw all the champions of frisbee freestyle, i recorded all their tricks and i started my love to this sport !!!

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