The Colorado Ski team was one of several NCAA Championship teams at the White House Monday that were celebrated at the College Champions Day. About 20 members of the 2024 NCAA Championship Ski team were in attendance for the Buffaloes along with six coaches and staff members.  The day began with a tour of the White House and culminated with speeches from NCAA Senior Vice President of Championships Lynda Taeler and Vice President Kamala Harris ..read more

For better or worse the old cliche, ski racers are made in the summer still applies. Cross country runners are made in the summer too. Conveniently, running is excellent training for skiers and obviously runners. Inconveniently, there tend to be a lot of injuries associated with running. And even more inconveniently, we don’t have a ton of research to tell us why or what to do about it.  The clearest correlation to running related injury ..read more

Cross-country skiing has come a long way from a necessary travel method to an activity that millions of people worldwide enjoy. In the last century, the competitive nature of cross-country skiing has brought international recognition to athletes who traverse challenging terrain and cold weather to push themselves to the limit and connect with nature. This article explores the history of cross-country skiing and its development. Norwegian Origins There are some debates about the origins of ..read more

Two worlds – science and skiing – may not have common ground in the average fan’s view, but in reality the latter depends on much more than just athletes’ skill and equipment. Years of research and experience made this sport much more advanced than ever, propelling the results to unprecedented heights. Let’s see how skiing became science-centric and why bettors from crickex app, available through the guide at the link, must follow the latest trends ..read more

Clarkson University is the nationally ranked research institution of choice for more than 3,400 enterprising, high-ability undergraduate and graduate students who launch remarkably successful careers.  The Department of Athletics, a Division III member of the Liberty League and USCSA, is seeking a graduate assistant for Cross Country and Nordic Ski; This graduate position includes a $10,000 stipend plus tuition (employment is contingent upon proof of acceptance into graduate school at Clarkson University). Responsibilities include but are not limited to: assisting the head coach in the d ..read more

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With Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo (NOR) out front in the finishing stretch of the World Cup in Canmore, Canada last season, the safe bet was that he would win. (Photo: NordicFocus) Ski racing is a winter sport, which is why it is popular in the countries of northern Europe, the Alpine region, and North America. In recent years, ski racing has expanded its geography to such an extent that it is no longer surprising to see athletes from Spain or Japan winning international tournaments. As this sport grows in popularity, it’s important for both new and seasoned bettors to consider safe gambling pract ..read more

In Part I of our interview with Andy Gerlach we talked about how he got into the ski business, the Factory Team, and the products he carries. We continue our interview with a broader view of Gerlach’s mission to change the mindset of cross-country skiers in America and the way you think about skiing, buying skis, and racing. EnjoyWinter’s Andy Gerlach (right) snaps a picture with 2020 Birkie Champion Ian Torchia (SMS T2). (Photo: EnjoyWinter.com) FasterSkier: Your backstory is interesting. You’re a mechanical engineer and have a master’s in economics. You wrote your thesis about the price theo ..read more

“If you’re not pedaling, you’re going to fall over.”   Last month, the American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation sprang into registrants’ inboxes with a summer announcement: Ben Popp, Wisconsin native and ABSF Executive Director since 2013, had been elected President of the Worldloppet International Ski Federation. Replacing Finland’s Juho Viljamaa, Popp will serve a four year term, effective immediately. He already has the regalia to prove it. The Federation’s gavel, a relic of the Tony Wise Era, has taken a circuitous path through Central and Northern Europe—but Popp’s election returns that a ..read more

Father and son, Davide (left) and Roberto Mosele, pose in front of the family’s ski wax lineup. (Photo: Davide Mosele) We live in an era where product lines are often dominated by several large companies. More and more, small companies are bought up by large corporations as soon as the small company shows an innovation or growth pattern which its lumbering competitor can’t duplicate. Consolidation, just shy of monopoly, is standard practice for many industries.  Fortunately for skiers, this pattern hasn’t held true for cross-country ski wax. There are the big two—which is really the big o ..read more