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Breaking through without breaking the bank: Ryan Cochran-Siegle
Author's note: The good news in this conversation about cost — and there always is some
Beijing Games: Sports coverage fine, other things maybe not
TOKYO - The IOC says the Olympics are only about the sports; no politics allowed.
RagMo gets creative in the off-season
Norwegian World Cup skier Ragnhild Mowinckel posted updates on her summer dryland workouts, and they
TRAILER: ‘Mission Mt. Mangart’ tells the story of war heroes who pioneered racing
One of the most famous stories about the 10th Mountain Division is the tale of a ski race that took place in 1943 at Mt. Mangart on the Yugoslavian and Italian border.
The difference between alpine ski racing in the US and overseas
The cost of racing in the U.S. is five or six times what it is in Italy, according to one contributor. Why is that?
Marcel Hirscher breaks leg in enduro bike race
Hirscher crashed and broke his leg at the “Red Bull Romantics” enduro rally.
Breaking through without breaking the bank: Patricia Mangan
Author's note: The good news in this conversation about cost — and there always is some
Michelle Gisin suffers summer setback
Michelle Gisin was diagnosed with Pfeiffer's glandular fever, aka mononucleosis or mono. The disease made itself
VIDEO: Alice Robinson shreds big heli lines in Southern Hemisphere
Alice Robinson, the 19 year old alpine ski racer from New Zealand with five World
IOC sponsors facing heat over Beijing Olympics, human rights
Faced with criticism over human rights issues tied to next year's Beijing Winter Olympics, the IOC said Wednesday that its only responsibility was to "deliver the Games."
Letter: Skiing is not alone
You're right, the cost of ski racing has grown to crazy levels (my son was
Did COVID wipe out ‘race-chasing?’ Club leaders hope so
“The beautiful thing about racing and competition and why we do it is [because] it’s a powerful tool for human athletic development. But like anything it can be abused and overused … and it has been. So how can we continue to use it in a healthy way?"
LEKI moves into future with new brand identity
Feeling the resurgence of the industry after the pandemic year, LEKI will unveil a fresh new look for the first time in 33 years in conjunction with a complete overhaul of their trekking and trail running pole collections in spring 2022.
Patience! Cost control starts with a culture shift off the fast track
“I am a firm believer that a kid from a small program can make it without breaking the bank,” says USST alum, ski parent and part-time coach Kyle Wieche. “It involves talent and hard work, but most importantly patience and confidence in doing your own program, your own way.”
Ted Ligety’s trophy collection takes a hit in shipping mishap
Ted Ligety recently posted an unfortunate unboxing video of his hard-earned trophies on Instagram. The
Only Tokyo could pull off these Games? Not everyone agrees
With a global pandemic that is not yet fully under control and the Winter Olympics just seven months out, many in winter-sport are looking to the Tokyo Games as a preview for what lies ahead. But there may be some differences come February.
U.S. Ski & Snowboard partners with on-demand virtual coaching, connectivity platform Givego
U.S. Ski & Snowboard has officially announced a multi-year partnership with Givego, an on-demand virtual
TRAILER: Austrian legend Franz Klammer at the center of upcoming docudrama
Photo courtesy of EPO/Samsara/Christoph Thanhoffer Director Andreas Schmied and co-screenwriter Elisabeth Schmied have created “Chasing
Ski racing cost: We are the problem
It is easy to point our finger at the expense of equipment and lift passes and the increased costs of airline tickets, accommodations and travel meals but the problem is us.
SRM: Let’s talk about cost
As a community, we need to start asking, are these financial decisions making us stronger as a nation or simply making us faster than our neighbors? Are we giving our kids an edge over the competition or pricing the competition out of the market?
40 years perfecting ski boots
Surefoot has dedicated four decades to setting benchmarks in boot fitting, helping generations
Lindsey Vonn releases crash reel footage
Lindsey Vonn took a break from the red carpet and the vacation photos to remind
Dexter Paine onboard to navigate new FIS direction alongside Eliasch
The now-lone North American representative on the FIS Council says, with new FIS President Johan Eliasch at the helm, change is coming to the international governing body.
Dave Gorsuch embodied the mountain life
Dave Gorsuch, whose memorial service will be held Monday in Vail, was a true pioneer of alpine ski racing in the '40s and '50s. The Colorado native passed away June 26.