- 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 already onto dryland training and offered some take-home tips.

 - With fresh powder falling for the two days preceding the 2012 Stowe Derby there is only one word that can describe this years race most accurately... Epic.  A local junior s... 2 Comments

 - Saturday December 17 was the Free Technique Sprint - Besh Cup #1 race at Anchorage’s Kincaid Park.  Temperatures right at the freezing mark and recent wet snow made for fa...

 - Extreme cold overnight allowed the crew at Craftsbury Outdoor Center to blow a huge pile of snow, and racers on the 1.5K artificial snow loop today were greeted with even bet...

 - Cool temperatures, a light covering of new snow, and the deep base of artificial snow on the race trail at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center today made it feel like winter for th...

 - FasterSkier previews the twelve American senior race teams. Here's what you need to know about who retired, who switched teams, and which recent college grads joined an elite... 8 Comments

 - Morgan Smyth, Katie Ronsse, Evelyn Dong, and Zoe Roy have started a new team based in Park City which will focus largely on long distance races in the U.S. and Europe. 5 Comments

 - Everyone from elementary school kids to top juniors to Olympians from Colorado are loving the 30-point shooting range, which was built to World Cup standards and is causing a...

 - The idea of using ice rink shavings originated a few years back at the University of Utah.  We wanted to make a small sledding hill for Fan Fest (August event where all the... 2 Comments

 - The Mt. Greylock Roller Ski and Roller Blade races are back. The event, a benefit for the Northern Berkshire Special Olympics, will be held on Sunday, October 16th, at 10:00 ...

 - While a homologated race loop is the flashiest development in Waterville, Maine, the new recreation area was conceived as a place for kids to spend winter afternoons.

 - 2005 alumnus Tim Whiton is returning to Gould Academy to lead its nordic program. FasterSkier chatted with the new head coach about the prep school circuit and why U.S. skiin...

 - 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.

 - Skiing continues on the Auburn Ski Club's "glacier," with a July on-snow sprint race.

 - With eight FIS-legal race venues in the U.S. and just four in Canada as of May 2011, a lack of certificates may affect North American race calendars. 7 Comments

 - 15-year-old Christina Kouros joined the Cape Elizabeth High School nordic team this year - on her sit ski. Across New England, hopes are high that she's blazing a trail for o... 1 Comment

 - The direct impact of the earthquake and tsunami on Japanese skiing and ski areas was relatively minimal, but the racing season is essentially finished.

 - With two feet of base and an incredibly competitive slate of racers already signed up, the three-day Craftsbury Spring Tour is shaping up to be a weekend of excellent skiing!

 - The expo has opened and many racers have picked up their bibs - but more importantly, the racing in northern Wisconsin has begun!

 - Recent thaws and frozen nights in the Northeast created icy fast conditions for the final weekend of Eastern Cup racing. The Eastern Cup racing series is the highest level of...