The cancellations and closures began to make Nordic news at the end of last month. On February 27, the Engadin Skimarathon, which traditionally welcomes nearly 17,000 participants to the Engadin region of eastern Switzerland, announced… Read More »An Abrupt End to the Season: How COVID-19 has impacted racing and recreation
New locations—in addition to great food and amazing scenery—help reinvigorate training during the heat of summer, so after months of planning, the U.S. Women’s Biathlon Team spent a few weeks training in France and Italy… Read More »Summer Camp 2019: The U.S. Women’s Biathlon Team Takes on Europe
Over the holidays, Cross Country Skier was able to catch up with U.S. Ski Team Veteran Sadie Bjornsen as she prepared for the 2019 Tour de Ski. We asked her how she feels about her… Read More »Sadie Style: Bjornsen Talks World Cup Racing and Adaptation
At the conclusion of the 2017-2018 racing season, Olympic Veteran Andy Newell announced he would no longer be racing a full World Cup schedule. Some fans thought this was it for the 34-year-old. But, he… Read More »Andy Newell’s Solution: Olympic veteran offers multi-tiered and customizable coaching
Editors’ Note: In early September recently retired U.S. Ski Team member Noah Hoffman was given the opportunity to speak at the U.S. Anti Doping Agency’s Doping Control Officers’ conference in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Hoffman is… Read More »Doping Control in the Sport of Cross Country Skiing
Rollerskiing, a longtime dryland training mechanism for competitive cross country skiers, is seeing increased growth among juniors on the U.S. East Coast. Spearheaded by the New England Nordic Ski Association (NENSA), new race opportunities, skills… Read More »Celebrities, Skills and Sprints: NENSA Rolls out a New Summer Competition Series
