Cross Country Ski Headquarters wins another Michigan Cup! Good job getting your skiers out, Headquarters!
Four regional USSA Level 100 Coaches' Certification Technique Clinics are coming to your way. USSA Level 100 certification is a four-step process targeted at providing a foundation in both general and cross country ski specific coaches' education.
See the US Ski Team doing skate drills and interval work at Mt Bachelor on May 28, 2011
Here are the results from last Thursday's (June 17, 2011) rollerski double pole time trial...
USST and Canadian National Team do a skate sprint speed session at Mt Bachelor in Bend Oregan on May 26, 2011.
The official T-Rex Triathlon results page doesn't provide rankings for each leg of the triathlon, so I've done the sorting for last nights 2011 Triceratops Tri.
Know for decades as a beach town, and more recently as an up-and-coming “foodie” destination, Traverse City is becoming a serious bicyling city,
Decisions of interest from the FIS Congress meetings held during the FIS meetings that took place in Portoroz, Slovenia June 1-4, 2011. Here is a summary of the most important approved items affecting cross country skiing.
The first of a series of open rollerski "races" takes place this coming Friday nite. 6pm in Williamsburg on Bates/Sayler Road. The time trial is about a quarter mile long gradual uphill double pole only individual test race.
At the USSA Congress in May, the Cross Country Sport Committee approved the following changes
Fire and Ice, the latest cross country ski camp on groomed trails in the US will take place from June 16-20 on the trails of Mt. Bachelor, the only camp in the US offering the opportunity for skiers to ski on World Class trails with impeccable grooming.
CXC Skiing summer camps for cross country skiers - juniors, masters, coaches - are about to being.
This week the number of entries for the 2012 Vasaloppet reached the registration ceiling, set at 15,800 participants. This means that Vasaloppet is once again fully booked and perhaps more popular than ever.