A solid race from Andrew Newell, and a decent one for Kikkan Randall given that it’s a classic race. And that’s it for the sprint races for the year… Related posts:Race Snapshot: Davos WC Sprint Mid-Season Review: North American Sprint Race Snapshot: TdS Classic Sprint Related posts:
Part of the reason I was able to stay injury free throughout my skiing career was due to the support and advice of two of my mentors and supporters, Joy Backstrum and Katie Piraino of The Physical Therapy Place, LLC. They were able to pick up on my mus...
Part of the reason I was able to stay injury free throughout my skiing career was due to the support and advice of two of my mentors and supporters, Joy Backstrum and Katie Piraino of The Physical Therapy Place, LLC. They were able to pick up on my mus...
Part of the reason I was able to stay injury free throughout my skiing career was due to the support and advice of two of my mentors and supporters, Joy Backstrum and Katie Piraino of The Physical Therapy Place, LLC. They were able to pick up on my mus...
Part of the reason I was able to stay injury free throughout my skiing career was due to the support and advice of two of my mentors and supporters, Joy Backstrum and Katie Piraino of The Physical Therapy Place, LLC. They were able to pick up on my mus...
I arrived in Oslo on Monday morning for the last World Cup stop of the season. After two weeks in Russia, Norwegian food has never tasted so good! It’s also great to be back in more normal temperatures after some … Continue reading →
I arrived in Oslo on Monday morning for the last World Cup stop of the season. After two weeks in Russia, Norwegian food has never tasted so good! It’s also great to be back in more normal temperatures after some … Continue reading →
I arrived in Oslo on Monday morning for the last World Cup stop of the season. After two weeks in Russia, Norwegian food has never tasted so good! It’s also great to be back in more normal temperatures after some … Continue reading →
Jeff Foltz graciously sent me a review copy of his novel "Birkebeiner: A Story of Motherhood and War" back in November and I'm embarrassed to admit that I'm only just now getting around to a review. You might remember that I posted an interview with Foltz here that you might want to have another look at to give you some background information. In "Birkebeiner" Foltz essentially takes the famous
Jeff Foltz graciously sent me a review copy of his novel "Birkebeiner: A Story of Motherhood and War" back in November and I'm embarrassed to admit that I'm only just now getting around to a review. You might remember that I posted an interview with Foltz here that you might want to have another look at to give you some background information. In "Birkebeiner" Foltz essentially takes the famous
It is a tough job but somebody's gotta do it and when the 6AM call came I manned up.Only three days after arriving home from Oslo, where I had bailed on the critical job of paying spectator at the World Championships I was still on Norway time and up e...
It is a tough job but somebody's gotta do it and when the 6AM call came I manned up.Only three days after arriving home from Oslo, where I had bailed on the critical job of paying spectator at the World Championships I was still on Norway time and up e...
It is a tough job but somebody's gotta do it and when the 6AM call came I manned up.Only three days after arriving home from Oslo, where I had bailed on the critical job of paying spectator at the World Championships I was still on Norway time and up e...
It is a tough job but somebody's gotta do it and when the 6AM call came I manned up.Only three days after arriving home from Oslo, where I had bailed on the critical job of paying spectator at the World Championships I was still on Norway time and up e...
A common refrain by now, but it was a mixed weekend for the North Americans. In an unusual twist, the distance race may have held better results than the sprint. Here are the men from the pursuit: Babikov had a pretty strong race, but everyone else had days that were mediocre or just not great. [...] Related posts:
Sjusjoen is a tiny village, but is surrounded by 6,500 ski cabins.How far to Lillehammer?Today was another great day of skiing. Temps were a little warmer, and the tracks seemed a little greasy. After a relaxed morning ski, checkin...
Sjusjoen is a tiny village, but is surrounded by 6,500 ski cabins.How far to Lillehammer?Today was another great day of skiing. Temps were a little warmer, and the tracks seemed a little greasy. After a relaxed morning ski, checkin...
Sjusjoen is a tiny village, but is surrounded by 6,500 ski cabins.How far to Lillehammer?Today was another great day of skiing. Temps were a little warmer, and the tracks seemed a little greasy. After a relaxed morning ski, checkin...
Sjusjoen is a tiny village, but is surrounded by 6,500 ski cabins.How far to Lillehammer?Today was another great day of skiing. Temps were a little warmer, and the tracks seemed a little greasy. After a relaxed morning ski, checkin...
Sunset at the stadium in Khanty.After the World Championships in Khanty-Mansyisk concluded with Sunday's relay, it was off to Oslo. As a team, our relay did not go as well as planned. I did, however, have a great leg and felt very good about how I en...