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The boys woke up early today after watching the Beijing Olympic Men’s Downhill race to break it down. From the training run controversy, to the awesomeness of the course, to how the American Downhillers skied

Ryan Cochran-Siegle had hearts pounding after unexpectedly launching off a roll in the first training run on the brand new downhill track in Beijing.

This week, just days before her knee surgery, Breezy Johnson checked in with the American Downhillers to talk about her injury, recovery and all things speedy on the World Cup downhill circuit.

The National Alpine Skiing Centre in Yanqing, set to host alpine events at the upcoming

Sync Performance is pleased to interview one of the athletes headed to Beijing for the

Oakley congratulates Mikaela on record 47 wins.

Austrian alpine skiing star Marcel Hirscher is no stranger to being at the forefront of

This week, the American Downhillers, Lew, AJ, Marco and Daron try to explain what it feels like to run this two-mile monster while attempting to win and stay alive.

Hard work and determination are crucial to success at the World Cup stage. For Luke Winters, that determination is starting to pay off as he just recently finished top 10 at Adelboden, his best result yet.

In this very special episode, Lew, AJ, Daron and Marco talk about one of the most iconic downhills on the men’s World Cup circuit - the Lauberhorn in Wengen.

At the World Pro Ski Tour’s Reven Cup on Sunday, the biggest gasp of the

Have you ever wondered what it is like to balance being a World Cup Slalom Skier and a full-time student-athlete? Ali Nullmeyer does it all, even snagging a top five World Cup result this past weekend.

In this episode of the American Downhiller Podcast, LEW, Marco, Daron and AJ give out great advice to junior racers, parents and coaches about the elements of a start routine.

Ski racing is a sport we all love, and skiing is a sport we can all love for the rest of our lives if we do our part to have a positive impact on our earth.

A year ago, Ryan Cochran-Siegle shocked the world (but not the American Downhiller fans) by

The 6-foot, 7-inch Californian joined LEW, AJ, Daron and Marco for a fun and interesting conversation that includes a turn-by-turn description of his winning run, how he mentally willed himself to ski his best while in the starting gate, and how he looks to take this confidence into the rest of the season.

Norwegian skier Sebastian Foss-Solevaag benefited when Clement Noel missed the final gate in the second

This week, the American Downhillers break down the Val Gardena downhill with special guest Steven Nyman - a three-time winner on the Saslong Course.