About the Author: Geoff Mintz

For North American race fans, there’s hope for a major alpine event even after 2015.

Slovakian slalom star Veronika Velez Zuzulova awaits word on the severity of damage to her ACL following a fall in Hintertux.

For U18s, the transition onto new-dimension skis has been less difficult than anticipated.

At the U.S. Olympic media summit in Park City, the champ told reporters her knee feels 100 percent.

In August, SSCV and its academic partner VSSA broke ground on the Human Performance Center in Minturn, Colo.

Preseason preparations continue for the women's national speed team at their camp in Chile.

The U.S. Ski Team’s Dr. Bill Sterett weighs in on the champ’s progress and physical condition shortly after returning to snow in Chile

Warmer than expected conditions meant softer snow than the women’s tech team had hoped for in New Zealand, but it was a productive camp at Coronet Peak, nevertheless.

Positive reports for the healthy members of the US women's speed team who got back on snow in El Colorado recently, shaking things up from their previous training routine in New Zealand this time of year.

The US speed team member says it improves upper body strength and makes her faster out of the start.

World champ will look to dial in new GS skis, says she's sticking with tech, for now.

Universal Sports Network and Time Warner Cable (TWC) announced today a multi-year agreement to deliver

The 23-year-old says cycling over the summer has been a major training tool for him.

ELITEAM Conditioning Camps, designed for young athletes ages 11-14, wrapped up last weekend at the

Longtime FIS representative from Israel Joseph Meiner succumbed to a 10-year battle with cancer on

Marker-Volkl announced Monday two new members to its World Cup racing team: Laurenne Ross and

Pat Miller, who led the University of Utah to nine NCAA skiing championships, died Saturday

The athletic leadership that helped guide one of the most successful seasons in women’s alpine