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Charles Christianson's life experience is a story of persistence, adaptation, and improbable achievement. A four-time All American and retired World Cup athlete, he is currently chief of staff at Alterra Mountain Company and a member of the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Foundation's Board of Trustees.

The purpose of this article is to present my view on how to become a better ski racer. My approach is not complicated: If athletes read more books they will become better ski racers.

As a boy growing up in Lommedalen, Norway, Leif Nestvold-Haugen started skiing on cross-country skis

A few White Claws. Some fishing. A little indoor bow practice. Bryce Bennett has this whole quarantine thing figured out.

This year’s graduating seniors are getting a raw deal: No senior spring, no graduation (or

Coming off the most successful season of his career, Ryan Cochran-Siegle has shifted his priorities and his definition of success. It seems to be paying off.

Strong performances at the NorAm Cup level can determine national-team criteria and provide a key gateway to the big show in Europe for many American and Canadian racers.

The Alpine Sport Committee in 2019 established the Health of Sport task force, which is looking into ways of cutting cost.

FIS had intended on hosting a meeting to discuss grievances around the parallel format at World Finals in Cortina, Italy. Due to the coronavirus, that meeting has yet to be held. Here's what we know about where the controversy stands.

After the travel ban, what did it take to bring home 120 U.S. athletes and staff earlier this month?

The western region has multiple options that offer full-time student status and winter term options.

The recent pandemic leaves most of us without access to a gym. Despite this inconvenience, one can choose to throw in the towel all together or attempt to make oneself better through daily in-home workouts.

While a title trophy wasn’t awarded last week, powerhouse programs from the University of Utah and Denver University came away feeling like champions.

Radamus exploded onto the scene in 2016 when he snagged three gold medals at the Youth Olympics. Now, the 22-year-old is fighting to make a name for himself and his team on the World Cup.

The eastern region has multiple east coast and international academy options that offer full-time student status and winter term options.

Every World Pro Ski Tour athlete is on a slightly different path, but the athletes all seem to be united in the common goal of making the tour a huge success — and having some fun along the way.

Felix McGrath and Diann Roffe return to their Vermont Roots with a strong mission.

Parent coaches are an exception but those who fight their way onto the World Cup tour produced countless winners.