Sasha Rearick

Sasha Rearick joins the latest Skiing Is Believing podcast to discuss returning as Stifel U.S. Ski Team Alpine Director, coaching changes, and his vision for the future.

Sasha Rearick steps into the Borgen Family Alpine Director role with a broad challenge: strengthen the Stifel U.S. Ski Team, improve athlete pathways and connect American alpine skiing from grassroots development to the World Cup.

Major changes hit the Stifel U.S. Ski Team as Sasha Rearick returns to lead the alpine program and Paul Epstein takes over the men’s tech team.

In the Skiing is Believing's first coach's corner episode, brought to you by Ski Racing Media, Alan and I had the privilege to welcome one of America's greatest ski racing coaches, Sasha Rearick, to the podcast.

During winter 2023/2024, the Apex2100 International Ski Academy will launch a new Italian training base

Kueng wins gold and Nyman just off the podium in fourth.

On Friday, the Americans trained alongside the Swiss, Germans, Italians, French and Norwegians.

With Portillo lacking snow, U.S. men’s speed team trains in southern Chile and eyes potential for future visits.

According to Sasha Rearick, re-calibration is what the U.S. needs to become more competitive in the discipline of slalom.

Family-run ski area off the beaten path meets all the needs of the U.S. Ski Team men's groups.

Elite skiers and rising juniors gather for a technical development camp under the direction of U.S. Ski Team Head Men's Coach Sasha Rearick.

Downsizing the national team at the end of an Olympic cycle, when sponsorship dollars are frequently at an all-time low, is nothing unique to America.

Overall head women's coach will move to fill Andreas Evers' vacancy overseeing men's speed squad.

Key players remain on board, but some coaches assume new roles within the organization.

Athletes and coaches from the U.S. Ski Team completed a weeklong certification experience with PSIA professionals.

Bode Miller comes up short in men's downhill; Travis Ganong tops for U.S. with career-best fifth place.

Canadian Jan Hudec finishes second and Bode Miller eighth on a foggy day in Italy.

Austria's Marcel Hirscher used technical aptitude to conquer a hill that claimed every U.S. starter.