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Mean Greeny has traveled near and far to end up at an undisclosed training location for final preparations for upcoming events. Above are a few of the people that he encountered today.

Mean Greeny has traveled near and far to end up at an undisclosed training location for final preparations for upcoming events. Above are a few of the people that he encountered today.

The Oslo Worlds organizers just put up a fascinating page about the 30 and 50km tracks at Holmenkolllen - "the world's hardest ski course." The women's course - can we call it Marit's Regret?- is actually 31.6km in length and includes 1,193 of climbing - 61m more than the previous record, at Torino. (The Vancouver 30 included a mere 1,056 meters of climbing.) Even more impressively, the "50km"

The Oslo Worlds organizers just put up a fascinating page about the 30 and 50km tracks at Holmenkolllen - "the world's hardest ski course." The women's course - can we call it Marit's Regret?- is actually 31.6km in length and includes 1,193 of climbing - 61m more than the previous record, at Torino. (The Vancouver 30 included a mere 1,056 meters of climbing.) Even more impressively, the "50km"

The Oslo Worlds organizers just put up a fascinating page about the 30 and 50km tracks at Holmenkolllen - "the world's hardest ski course." The women's course - can we call it Marit's Regret?- is actually 31.6km in length and includes 1,193 of climbing - 61m more than the previous record, at Torino. (The Vancouver 30 included a mere 1,056 meters of climbing.) Even more impressively, the "50km"

The Oslo Worlds organizers just put up a fascinating page about the 30 and 50km tracks at Holmenkolllen - "the world's hardest ski course." The women's course - can we call it Marit's Regret?- is actually 31.6km in length and includes 1,193 of climbing - 61m more than the previous record, at Torino. (The Vancouver 30 included a mere 1,056 meters of climbing.) Even more impressively, the "50km"

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A number of Americans and Canadians participated in some big FIS races in Beitostølen, Norway this past weekend. Not all the results have migrated over to the FIS site yet, so I’m just going to focus on the classic distance races from Saturday. We should keep in mind throughout that, from what I’ve read, many [...] Related posts:

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Wow, it seems as though quite a lot has happened since my last update at US National Championships!The biggest news is that I will get to become a student at University of Utah's doctorate of Physical Therapy program, which is my top choice for grad sc...

Wow, it seems as though quite a lot has happened since my last update at US National Championships!The biggest news is that I will get to become a student at University of Utah's doctorate of Physical Therapy program, which is my top choice for grad sc...