Multimedia – Page 2 – FasterSkier.com

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2018/01/Randall21012018fm0547.jpeg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: Kicking it with Kikkan -The World Champs Preview

Devon KershawFebruary 23, 2021

The legend is set in stone: Kikkan Randall brought a new intensity and bottom-line results to the U.S. Ski Team. Three overall sprint globes to her name, five Olympics, a bronze at the 2017 Lahti World Champs in the skate sprint, a silver at the 2009 Liberec, Czech Republic World Champs skate sprint, a gold at the 2013 Val di Fiemme, Italy World Champs in the team sprint (with Diggins), and the 2018 Olympic Gold...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/02/tomimakipaa1-20.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: World Juniors/U23s in roughly 60 Minutes – Part 2 with Noah Hoffman

Devon KershawFebruary 15, 2021

In this episode, we chat about the weekend’s racing from World Juniors and U23s. This is part two of our coverage of Worlds for the younger folks. This episode covers the relays and mass start classic races that concluded Sunday in Vuokatti, Finland. On the show is longtime Kershaw friend Noah Hoffman, who it turns out, beyond his cross-country skiing endurance exploits, is an investment partner with Kershaw. We hear about the weekend’s racing,...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/02/tomimakipaa1-34-1280x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: World Juniors/U23s in roughly 60 Minutes – Part 1

Devon KershawFebruary 12, 2021

Devon jumps into the World Junior/U23 fray. This is part one of our coverage of Worlds for the younger folks. This episode covers the classic sprints and the individual skate races that concluded today in Vuokatti, Finland. The racing began on February 9 with the junior classic sprint. The U23 classic sprints were postponed on Wednesday due to the severe cold in Finland. Those sprints were held Thursday. Friday was a jam-packed race day with...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/02/Group070221cm7029-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: All Aboard the Ulricehamn, Sweden Sprint Train with Kershaw and Cockney

Devon KershawFebruary 7, 2021

In this episode, Devon and former Canadian National Team member Jess Cockney discuss the intricacies of Saturday’s skate sprint and Sunday’s team sprint in Ulricehamn, Sweden. The stage has been set, the first few acts are over, yet the curtain has not closed — Jessie Diggins with a third place in Saturday’s sprint brings her closer to securing the World Cup overall as the season enters it’s last month and a half of racing. No...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/01/Diggins290121vt158-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: Jessie Diggins Crushes and all the News From the Falun World Cup Race Series

Devon KershawJanuary 31, 2021

The second weekend with Norway back on the scene was a reveal. Therese Johaug, arguably the second greatest cross-country skier of all time, was bested by an in form and dialed in Jessie Diggins. Interval starts, for what its worth, most often do not command a television or streaming audience. This show is a must watch. It may just be Diggins’ best career race. So we chat a ton about Diggins. But we also...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/01/Screen-Shot-2021-01-22-at-2.30.04-PM.png

Multimedia Nordic Nation PodcastsNordic Nation: Diving Into Female Athlete Specific Fueling with Maddie Alm

Rachel PerkinsJanuary 27, 2021

This podcast is part of a series on female athlete specific physiology and sports nutrition. With the help of experts and novel research in this area, this series unpacks how the menstrual cycle might influence training adaptations and provides female athletes and coaches with the information to help optimize fueling and training schedules accordingly. You can find a primer on the menstrual cycle and training here. Based in Boulder, Colorado, Maddie Alm is the face...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/01/Bolshunov24121vt008-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: Bolshunov-Bolshunov-Bolshunov…and the Weekend’s Racing from Lahti

Devon KershawJanuary 24, 2021

We all thought the big news would be the return of Norway. And certainly, that was the news, just not the lead. Norway swept both the men’s and women’s skiathlon podiums on Saturday and won the 4 x 5 k and 4 x 7.5 k relays on Sunday. But…and this is a big but, Alexander Bolshunov made the headlines with his violent behavior as he crossed the finish line in Lahti on Sunday. Down the...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2020/03/Niskanen1320vt056-e1583066800300.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: Listener Questions, Unexpected Outcomes, and Norway Returns

Devon KershawJanuary 21, 2021

In the big global picture, much has transpired since Jessie Diggins won the Tour de Ski. On the macro side of things, that being on the World Cup, a break has transpired. On Saturday, the cross-country World Cup returns with a skiathlon. The more notable news is the Norwegian national team will spice up the skiing as they return from a self-imposed hiatus from the World Cup since early December. We also answer some...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/01/Diggins10012021fm05103-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowStage 8 of the Tour de Ski: The Alpe Cermis with Kershaw and Ivan Babikov

Devon KershawJanuary 10, 2021

The question is not where to start. That is with Jessie Diggins and her shining moment over eight stages at the Tour de Ski. Diggins secured the overall win in the Tour de Ski on Sunday, the first non-European skier, male or female to win the Tour. Ivan Babikov, former Candian National Ski Team member and master of the Alpe himself, joins Devon to discuss Diggins, the Russians, the Alpe, and the vagaries of the...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/01/Svensson09012021fm04922-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: Stage 7 of the Tour de Ski — The Classic Sprint and an Alpe Cermis Preview

Devon KershawJanuary 9, 2021

The Tour de Ski’s Stage 7 cliff notes: Diggins remains the overall Tour de Ski leader after being eliminated in today’s semi-finals of the classic sprint. The news day on the micro-level belongs to Sweden with a sweep of the women’s podium and Oskar Svensson, yes a Swede, won on the men’s side. More macro: Diggins wears the yellow bib heading into Sunday’s final stage, the Alpe Cermis hill climb. Bolshunov has literally shut...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/01/Schumacher8121vt071-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: Stage 6 of the Tour de Ski – The 10 k and 15 k Mass Start Classic from Val di Fiemme

Devon KershawJanuary 9, 2021

As we slowly run out of fumes in this 8-stage epic, we debrief the Stage 6 happenings from the Tour de Ski. First, the Tour de Ski’s Stage 6 cliff notes: Diggins lands 9th on the stage but retains the overall lead, Brennan falls out of overall contention, Bolshunov wins, and Schumacher pops a top-10 for 8th place. To round out the discussion today, we bring in ski and wax whisperer … and coach, Zach...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/01/Diggins06012021fm04208-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: Stage 5 of the Tour de Ski – The 10 k and 15 k Classic Pursuit

Devon KershawJanuary 6, 2021

The Tour de Ski’s Stage 5 cliff notes: A feisty race from both Diggins and Brennan. Diggins places third, Brennan fourth. In the men’s race, Schumacher paces to 15th, and a wall of red as Bolshunov is simply peerless. buy chantix online, buy ventolin inhaler buy albuterol inhaler,buy combigan online,buy chantix,buy voltaren gel online

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/01/Diggins5121vt061-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: Stage 4 of the Tour de Ski, the 10 k and 15 k Skate

Devon KershawJanuary 5, 2021

The Tour de Ski’s Stage 4 cliff notes: Diggins and Brennan go 1-2, Russia literally sweeps the men’s race and Gus Schumacher arrives with a career-best 14th. The 5 k loop in Toblach, Italy was a Diggins course – according to Kershaw – and she took charge. With Diggins and Brennan going 1-2, again, the Tour de Ski has a decidedly American look on the women’s side. And with most of Russia’s men’s roster in...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/01/Diggins03012021fm03808-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: Stage 3 of the Tour de Ski – The 10 k and 15 k Skate Pursuit

Devon KershawJanuary 3, 2021

The show notes are short. Three long days of race coverage and we end stages 1-3 on a high note for U.S. women’s skiing. Jessie Diggins, in a gritty race performance on Sunday, secured the Tour de Ski’s overall lead while Rosie Brennan raced to second overall. If you have not taken the time to watch the race, please take the time. It is worthy. Here to discuss a late arriving email regarding the podcast’s...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/01/Group02012021fm03575-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: Stage 2 of the Tour de Ski, The 10 K and 15 K Mass Start Classic

Devon KershawJanuary 2, 2021

A big note upfront, in this episode we review a video when Devon was relegated for obstruction during a World Cup sprint. So, if you have a phone or other device handy, here’s the link to the video. That’s Devon on the outside…coming in hot. Take a look, because we’ll get into this pretty deep in the episode. And …. we’ll chat the racing of the day, Stage 2 of the 2021 Tour de...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2021/01/Group01012021fm03508-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: Stage 1 of the Tour de Ski in Val Müstair

Devon KershawJanuary 1, 2021

Let’s cut to the chase … this will be a long long 10 days of race coverage here at FasterSkier. Those 10 days include eight stages and two rest days. Phew. Today, Friday, January 1, saw Val Müstair, Switzerland host a stout skate sprint. Two laps of curves and whoops and hills at some altitude. Kershaw brings us into the action and susses out the trends. One major trend coming into the day, Rosie...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2020/12/Group19122020fm02635-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: A Birthday, Spicy Food, and the Solid Sprinting from Dresden

Devon KershawDecember 21, 2020

Full disclosure, we do get to the Dresden sprints, we swear, but it takes a few minutes in this episode. On a day when Devon’s began his 39th trip around the sun – it was his birthday on December 20th – the discourse shimmied to a full spectrum of topics – most of which directly tie into sliding on snow. (For the most part.) There’s the chat about backcountry skiing and the lovely video...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2020/12/Brennan12122020fm01533-1200x720.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: The Rosie in Yellow Edition

Devon KershawDecember 14, 2020

Davos is many things and brings to mind fine high-mountain living, deep mountain valleys, and an old-school vibe stop on the World Cup. The weekend began with a zippy skate sprint that at least for the moment brought a familiar feel to sprinting when Italy’s Federico Pellegrino took the win. However, on the women’s side, a persistent and tenacious athlete, Rosie Brennan, took her first career World Cup win. She can sprint. But had we...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2019/12/Maubet-Bjornsen15122019fm3207.jpg

Multimedia Podcasts The Devon Kershaw ShowThe Devon Kershaw Show: The Norway, Sweden, Finland Opt-Out Episode

Devon KershawDecember 9, 2020

Not two weeks ago, despite the pandemic, it appeared the FIS World Cup had dodged the proverbial positive-test bullet. The Ruka, Finland round of the World Cup went down with fantastic racing, and, as far as we know at the time of dropping this episode, no positive Covid-19 cases among the athletes in Ruka. The cracks began to appear shortly after the racing in Finland concluded. Several of Norway’s star skiers independently withdrew from World...

https://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2020/11/Perekhoda27112020fm00175-800x720.jpg

Feature Photo GalleryRhapsodies in Blue: A Visual Guide to the 2020/2021 World Cup Uniforms

Gavin KentchDecember 3, 2020

No one knows what the 2020/2021 World Cup season will bring by its end, but for three days, at least, its beginning felt like a spectator-less success. While a handful of familiar nations clogged the top of the results sheet – Norway, Sweden, Russia (plus Rosie Brennan’s time-of-day podium in the pursuit!) – there were in fact athletes from a total of 22 nations racing in the opening World Cup weekend in Ruka. That means...

Newer Posts

Older Posts