featured Series: Development
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Taylor: Innovate or die — constant evolution is key to American ski racing success
Jim Taylor - 0
In addition to my work in the sports world, I have also consulted extensively in the corporate setting over the years....
Contributors
Radamus: The American development system
The most underutilized resources in the United States’ ski racing system are the colleges and universities.
Development
Letter: The problem with speed events
I enjoyed the article written by Kirk (Dwyer) and he brings up many valid points as it relates to speed vs tech....
Contributors
Rokos: Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?
University of Colorado coach Richard Rokos chimes in with some words of wisdom about the upcoming season. Things aren't as bad as they look on the surface, he says. We can make the best of this!
Contributors
Radamus: Competition raises effort and pushes personal limits
The issue is not that there are not enough opportunities for athletes to receive comprehensive and professional training and coaching; the issue is there are too many.
Recent stories
Crazy like a fox: Manny Osborne-Paradis’ retirement ends the era of the Canadian Cowboys
The 36-year-old, who now calls Invermere, B.C., home wrapped up a 13-year career full of the highest of highs and the lowest of lows.
World Cup News
Norwegian Braathen opens season with career-first win
The Norwegian was fifth before posting the second fastest time in the decisive leg to finish ahead of Swiss duo Marco Odermatt and Gino Caviezel.
Bassino leads Brignone for Italian 1-2 in season-opening GS
Bassino held on to her first-run lead to beat her teammate and defending overall World Cup champion by 0.14 seconds.
In the nick of time, US Ski & Snowboard announces Soelden broadcast option
On Friday evening, just hours before the races were set to begin, U.S. Ski & Snowboard announced a broadcast plan for the...
World Cup heads into season full of questions
VIENNA (AP) — The usual jitters before alpine skiing’s World Cup season opener won’t be limited to the racers this weekend.
Canadian Cowboy Manuel Osborne-Paradis retires from World Cup racing
CALGARY, Alta. — Three-time World Cup winner, Canadian Alpine Ski Team veteran Manuel Osborne-Paradis announced his retirement from competitive racing today. Osborne-Paradis, who...
Shiffrin to skip Soelden opener, flying home
Mikaela Shiffrin postponed her return to World Cup skiing for at least another month on Friday, pulling out of next week's season-opening giant slalom in Austria with a back issue.
Development
Taylor: Innovate or die — constant evolution is key to American ski racing success
Jim Taylor - 0
In addition to my work in the sports world, I have also consulted extensively in the corporate setting over the years....
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Opinion
Rokos to coaches: Keep your politics out of sports
As of last week, coaches of sports at some institutions of secondary education were urged to make sure all eligible students-athletes...
Taylor: Innovate or die — constant evolution is key to American ski racing success
In addition to my work in the sports world, I have also consulted extensively in the corporate setting over the years....
Pino’s Preview: There have never been more questions ahead of Soelden
Soelden has always represented something of a premature start to the Alpine World Cup season. This year, it’s a week earlier...
Radamus: The American development system
The most underutilized resources in the United States’ ski racing system are the colleges and universities.
Letter: The problem with speed events
I enjoyed the article written by Kirk (Dwyer) and he brings up many valid points as it relates to speed vs tech....
