- The U.S. Ski Team has several new training destinations planned along with the old standbys this summer. The men's and women's squads will head their separate ways to Alaska, Sweden, Germany and Austria, and for the first time since 2002 New Zealand is off the schedule. 4 Comments

 - When Carolyn and Santi Ocariz clicked into their rollerskis more than two months ago, neither really knew what they were in for. Santi, 25, talks about what they encountered,...

 - Just north of Hayward, Wis., dozens of women meet most Fridays of the year to focus on skiing and specifically, technique. Winter may be on the way out, but Ski and Tea is al...

 - In their first season on the U.S. Ski Team, Tad Elliott and Ida Sargent found it wasn't too different than last year -- except for the fact that Elliott had to put mountain b...

 - With over 100 athletes of all age ranges and a large coaching contingent, Team Hardwood of Barrie, Ontario, managed to organize a successful and action-packed training camp.

 - 2010 Olympian Garrott Kuzzy has returned to the northeast after a lengthy stint in the midwest where he raced with CXC. While he has shifted directions, and is now working a ... 2 Comments

 - Toward the end of the U.S. Ski Team dryland camp in Lake Placid, head coach Chris Grover reflected on who was and wasn't there, and the obstacles they faced from the get-go.

 - Check out a photo gallery and video from the USST training camp sprint time trial in Lake Placid on Thursday.

 - The 2^nd annual National J2 Talent Camp will be conducted August 1- August 8, 2011 in Sun Valley, ID. The camp will provide a great opportunity for many of the top...

 - Registration is open to the general public for the 2010 Oregon Spring Camp taking place May 26-30, 2011 (Memorial Day weekend) at Bend/Mt Bachelor, Oregon.

 - She is already one of the top female skate skiers in the world. By improving her ankle/knee flexion, Charlotte Kalla (SWE) has increased the power in her kick – and will be...

 - 50 days before the World Cup opener, Polish skier Justyna Kowalczyk is completing a monster training camp in Belarus: Three workouts per day for the girl who logs the most ho...

 - SWEDEN – Petter Northug is not allowed to write autographs or meet the fans during the 2011 World Championships in Oslo. That approach doesn’t appeal to Sweden’s top sk...

 - The Canadian National Ski Team heads to a lower altitude to inject some speed into their program.

 - This summer, Andrew Nesbitt, a rising senior at Gould Academy traveled to New Zealand.   Andrew sent regular email updates to family and friends in the US, providing a first-

 - Kikkan Randall checks out Canada's newest initiative to keep more young women in elite cross country skiing.

 - FasterSkier takes a look at the Grasshopper camps organized by the New York Ski Educational Foundation, in which dozens of youngsters learn the fundamentals of ski jumping. 3 Comments

 - NORWAY – Bringing young athletes from all the ski disciplines onto one team is the recipe for excellence in the future. “Team Morgendagens Helter” is 5-year talent deve...

 - Kara Doescher and Ben Grasseschi provide overviews of the PNSA/Far West Nor Cal Nordic Camp near Mt. Lassen. Kara is a high school skier from Corvallis and Ben coaches for th...