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There’s Still Snow in Sovereign: Spring Camp Wraps Up
May 19, 2013 By Gerry Furseth
Sovereign Lake Nordic Center’s annual Summer Ski camp from May 10-19 attracted the usual collection of hard-core skiers, a mixture of teams and day trippers who need a last fix of snow before the inevitable arrival of summer. With the city of Vernon already in full-summer mode in the valley below, Sovereign’s weeklong camp is the last chance for set tracks in the region.
Acquisition Season Roundup
May 17, 2013 By Audrey Mangan
With new athletes headed to Craftsbury, Sun Valley, Stratton and Alaska, it looks like the SuperTour can expect a sizable incoming class next season.
After Shoulder Surgery, Hoffman Capitalizes on Recovery Process
May 17, 2013 By Audrey Mangan
Noah Hoffman’s recent shoulder surgery this has restricted most of his workouts to the gym this spring, but he says his training has been the opposite of held back. In fact, he’s logged more hours than ever before, and in the coming months Hoffman plans to make use of the recovery process to improve his upper body strength.
Auburn Ski Club Training Center Seeks Programs Manager
May 16, 2013 By FasterSkier
Auburn Ski Club Training Center on Donner Summit, Calif., is currently seeking to fill the year-round position of Training Center programs manager. ASC-TC is a nationally recognized club that offers a wide range of Cross-Country, Alpine, Snowboarding, Freeride and Biathlon programs with a competition schedule in all disciplines.
Despite Women’s Strength, Stereotypes Still Nip Sports Performance – With No End in Sight
Nordic sports are pretty egalitarian, as far as athletics go – but women are still confronted, constantly, with stereotypes about what is and is not appropriate or possible for them to do. In southern France, two researchers are focusing on what effects these stereotypes have on women’s participation and performance in a wide range of sports, and explained their findings in an interview.
Mountain Adventure Centre Seeks Coach/Instructor
May 15, 2013 - 2 Comments
The Mountain Adventure Centre in New South Wales, Australia, is looking for a cross-country ski coach/instructor from late June through August.
Northug Announces Departure from Norwegian National Team
May 15, 2013 - 1 Comment
The most recognizable name in cross-country skiing and the 2013 overall World Cup champion has decided to ski independently of the his national team next season. Petter Northug, Jr., held a press conference on Wednesday with Norwegian National Team cross-country head Åge Skinstad to announce that he would not sign a contract with the Norwegian Ski Federation in 2013-2014.
Craftsbury Offers First J2/J1 Residential Ski Camp
May 14, 2013 By Craftsbury Outdoor Center
The Craftsbury Outdoor Center is excited to offer its first residential ski camp June 17-21. The camp is geared for J2 and J1 skiers and hosted by our sister organization, Hosmer Point. Athletes will get two workouts a day, talks and presentations by coaching staff and GRP skiers, as well as hearty helpings of fun.
Crawford Declines Nomination to NST in Effort to Bring Out Her Best
Chandra Crawford recently confirmed that she will not train with Canadian Ski Team this summer, but rather with a personal coach in an effort to peak at the 2014 Winter Olympics. If all goes according to plan, she’ll be back with the squad this winter. World Cup coach Eric de Nys weighs in and explains the state of his team.
Bogus Basin Nordic Team Assistant Coach Opening
May 14, 2013
The Bogus Basin Nordic Team (BBNT) in Boise, ID, seeks to hire a part-time head coach for its middle school Comp-Devo Team/Assistant Coach for the high school Comp Team.
Woodski’s New LX Junior Skate Roller Ski
May 13, 2013 By Woodski, Inc.
In another first, Woodski has launched the LX Junior – a skate ski for smaller skiers with the same great wheels and brake! With 80mm wheels and a shaft for up to a 42 boot, this is a great ski for the smaller skiers who want the performance of a top roller ski and the confidence of a brake.
With New National Training Group Criteria, USST Brings NCAA Skiing into Official Pipeline
The qualification criteria for the U.S. Ski Team’s National Training Group now includes a top-three finish from NCAA Championships, signaling a change in the way the national team involves collegiate skiing in its development pipeline.
Congrats to Our Facebook Winners – You Really Like Us!
May 13, 2013
Congrats to three of our favorite fans selected at random for “liking” our Facebook page in our quest to reach 2,000 friends! And thanks to all of our readers who have helped us grow.
Tough Ride to Benefit Mt. Mansfield Winter Academy Set for Sept. 1
May 10, 2013 By Darn Tough Ride
Looking for a challenge this summer? If so, then sign up today to take part in the 2013 Darn Tough Ride, a scenic bicycle adventure through Vermont to benefit the Mt. Mansfield Winter Academy (MMWA) on Sunday, September 1.
Cross Country Alberta Seeks Program Coordinator
May 10, 2013
Cross Country Alberta is looking to hire a full-time program coordinator. Apply by May 21.
BNS Launches Mountain Running Specialty Shop
May 9, 2013 By Boulder Nordic Sport
New for the summer of 2013, BNS is excited to announce its entrance to the Mountain Running market with footwear, clothing and accessories from Dynafit, Pearl Izumi, Salomon, Ultrafit and 2XU. “Alpine trail running is a passion shared by all [...]
Toko Releases New Gear Care Line
May 9, 2013 By Toko
HEBER CITY, UTAH – The Swiss Company, Toko, announced today the US release of Toko Care Line products. Formulated to be resource-saving and environmentally friendly, Toko’s Eco Wash and Eco Proof lead a line-up engineered to perform with legendary Swiss [...]
Timo Puiras Takes the Helm at Thunder Bay NDC
May 9, 2013
The Thunder Bay National Development Centre (NDC) announced Thursday that it hired Timo Puiras as head coach for the 2013/2014 season and beyond.
Birkie Announces New Executive Director Ben Popp
May 8, 2013 By American Birkebeiner
The American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation (ABSF) has appointed Ben Popp as its new Executive Director. Popp will replace Ned Zuelsdorff who has served as Executive Director for eight years and announced his retirement earlier this year. Popp will be leaving his current position as Executive Director of the SISU Nordic Ski Foundation, based in Willernie, MN. He assumes the ABSF position on June 1, 2013.
