Kris Freeman Interview Sept 10th, 2004
By Eli Brown. Nordic Race Director, Fischer USA
Kris Freeman Interview
FasterSkier · September 21, 2004
This past weekend I did a rollerski interval session on Mt. Kearsarge in New Hampshire. The road climbs uphill for 3-4 miles and finished pretty steep. The workout was 4 times 8 minutes hard. The first interval was classic, then skate, then classic, then skate. I don’t see any sense in practicing the exchange for the pursuit, that doesn’t matter. What matters is that you feel good in the beginning of the skate leg. These intervals for me help to get used to skating hard when my classic muscles are tired.
 by the amount of pressure against the cuff. Now with no cuff I can ski deeper and more comfortably.</p><p>With these boots it is important to relearn where your support comes from — the sole. </p><p>In the classic glide phase this is the most stable, and supportive boot I have skied in. In New Zealand, I was striding longer, and more comfortably than ever.<br />
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Bound til you puke.
Regarding the San Diego camp, how do you think you will do surfing?
I’ve never surfed before and am looking forward to trying. I’m sure I can get up on the board, but I’m no Andy Newell.
