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World Cup start requirements and new parallel rules approved by FIS council.

88 men's and women's competitions are scheduled for next season.

Top ski brands will be in California and Oregon to help with your needs this summer.

Norwegian steps down after 14 seasons running the ladies' Tour.

1984 Olympian worked as a professional mountain guide.

Longtime ski school director battled cancer.

Athlete retention at the high-school age is a complex issue for all sports. What can skiing do to keep more youngsters in the game longer?

The best skiers in the world use mental imagery year round.

One pair of skis on race day, no expensive wax, and a few races without a speed suit are all on the books for next season.

Austrian star vehemently denies any wrongdoing.

Former U.S. Ski Team member returns to home state.

Make sure these three tried and true exercises are part of your gym training this summer.

American awarded prestigious Spanish sporting recognition.

For a talented skier, training the brain is just as important as training their quads.

U.S. Ski Team Alpine Director talks development, team culture, and men's World Cup slalom.

74 athletes made the cut for the 2019-20 national team.

Colorado native spent last winter traveling the World Cup.

Denver University’s head nordic skiing coach named Athletic Director of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club.

Pro Tour now under new management after business restructuring.

A ski racer will encounter many crossroads in their career; when they do, they should ask themselves one question.

Applications will be accepted through May 24.

We all love time on snow and training hard, but how might developing athletes benefit from a longer time away from the slopes between seasons?

Alpine powerhouse names 77 athletes to alpine rosters.

Nominated athletes have already started on-snow training for the 2019-20 season.

Honorees to be presented with awards this week in Park City.

This season saw many of the World Cup's top athletes fall, literally. Over 40 racers across 10 nations incurred season stalling or season-ending injuries.

27 women and 20 men will represent Sweden next season.

U.S. Ski & Snowboard Director of Competition Services, Jeff Weinman, talks numbers with Sean Higgins.

15-year-old Vermonter wins prestigious scholarship.

Snow-safety organizations are continuing to educate the ski racing community.