American Downhiller podcast, Dominik Paris and Bormio
Dominik Paris wins in Bormio: Photo Credit GEPA Share a Bormio preview and insights from
Dominik Paris wins in Bormio: Photo Credit GEPA Share a Bormio preview and insights from
The American Downhillers, along with the world’s speed skiers, head to Val Gardena to run the Saslong course this weekend.
The American Downhillers and Lindsey Vonn discussed the Lake Louise downhill course, where she dominated for 17 years (14 wins).
With Lake Louise on the horizon, the American Downhiller Podcast is back for its second season of educating and entertaining the ski world.
In this episode of All About Ski Preparation by Toko, Neil Lande talks about what it is like to be a Alpine ski serviceman for the USST.
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.
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.
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.
This week, the American Downhillers break down the Val Gardena downhill with special guest Steven Nyman - a three-time winner on the Saslong Course.
n Episode 3 of the American Downhiller Podcast, presented by Ski Racing Media, American Downhillers Doug Lewis, Daron Rahlves, AJ Kitt and Marco Sullivan take a deep dive into two important elements of speed - inspection and course reports.
This week, the American Downhillers break down the legendary Birds of Prey Course at Beaver
AJ Ginnis is a former member of the U.S. Ski Team, who after years of
Meet Chuck Ferries, the first and only American man to have won the slalom in
The Waxroom is alpine skiing's cocktail napkin; it's where yarns are spun, scores settled, ideas
We are joined by John Allen, a historian at the New England Ski Museum, and we talk about the very beginnings of ski racing.
Before I step away from the podcast for the foreseeable future, I catch up with the greatest female racer of all time.
In light of current events, we decided to do our part in having difficult conversations regarding the lack of diversity in ski racing.
Slalom Tokyo Drift, featuring the “best of the worst of ski racing,” was founded by Macomber just over a decade ago and has turned into the place for ski racing memes.
Ted Ligety joins Jimmy Krupka talking everything and anything they can fit into their hour long session.
We're back with a history lesson from Tom Kelly, as well as with the 2020-21 U.S. Slalom team for a rapid fire session.
Todd Carroll joins the show to chat all things fluoro and provide perspective on the hot topic.
Jimmy Krupka covers gaming, ski racing, and the Matthieu Faivre Olympic Team scandal with the French skier.
Health of sport, a conversation with Ilka Stuhec, and quarantine workout tips from Mike Bingaman.