About the Author: Katie Twible

Could neck training help ski racers keep their eyes steady and react to rough terrain? Dr. Theo Versteegh explores its potential role in performance and injury prevention.

Loveland Ski Club’s new partnership with SYNC helps families find the right fit, simplifies team gear ordering and gives the whole club access to preferred pricing.

After watching a young racer spend hours preparing his skis only to toss them into a bag, lifelong skier and inventor Tad Barrows saw a problem worth solving. Nearly two decades later, that moment has become SkiSoxx.

Valérie Grenier underwent another ACL reconstruction and a medial meniscus repair after her Sölden training injury. She says surgery went smoothly and is motivated to begin rehab.

Paula Moltzan claimed her first World Cup victory in Sölden, edging Lara Colturi by just 0.01 seconds as Emma Aicher completed the podium in a dramatic season opener.

Celebrate 20 years of HEAD Supershape and enter to win a pair of Limited e-Magnum skis. The giveaway runs October 24–26 and is open to U.S. residents only.

Mikaela Shiffrin leads the Sölden women’s giant slalom after run one, with Sara Hector close behind, Britt Richardson fourth and five Americans advancing.

A mentor and leader in alpine ski racing for nearly 40 years, Sue Schwartz receives the 2026 Dee Read Memorial Award for her dedication to the sport.

Ski Racing Media’s Katie Twible joins Skiing Is Believing to break down the 2026/27 women’s World Cup season, from key storylines to crystal globe predictions.

Swedish Europa Cup coach Anders Andersson shares how trust, team culture and a focus on individual strengths help athletes build confidence and progress toward the World Cup.

Protern brings GPS timing, speed analysis and video together to help ski coaches spend less time managing equipment and more time working with athletes.

Alpine Canada’s updated Project Excel plan aims to strengthen the pathway from provincial programs to the national team as new NCAA eligibility rules add urgency to athletes’ decisions.

After years working with Mikaela Shiffrin, Regan Dewhirst has joined Green Mountain Valley School. She brings a World Cup perspective to athlete development, injury prevention and return to sport, with a focus on helping young racers understand and advocate for their needs.

Masters ski racers recount their escape from the Hotel Alto Nevados fire at Nevados de Chillán and the community response that helped them return home safely.

Suomu, a family-run resort on the Arctic Circle, is becoming a promising early-season destination with reliable snow, FIS terrain, on-site lodging and a flexible approach built around the needs of ski racing teams.

Kiara Derks’ path from indoor slopes in the Netherlands to European Cup and World Cup racing has been anything but conventional. After missing the 2026 Olympics, she rediscovered the joy that first drew her to skiing, and the results followed.

After six years away from full-time ski racing, Martin returns to Alpine Canada as head coach of the Canadian women’s national team, bringing a focus on World Championship success, athlete development and rebuilding the women’s speed pathway.

Why do the world’s best ski racers move so differently? SkiTypes founder Eliot Arnold believes understanding an athlete’s natural motor preferences could change how coaches approach technique, training and performance.