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Archives - May 2008 May 1, 2008 - By Kevin Brooker. The end of the season is always bittersweet. Warm sunshine and soft snow make skiing fun but the desire to “train” has faded away. A bit of effort was needed to keep motivated and train for the US and North American Biathlon Championships May 1, 2008 - Team X-C.com, one of Canada’s top Nordic Racing Programs has come to the end of the road May 1, 2008 - The U.S. Ski Team has named two-time Olympian Dave Jarrett as the new Nordic combined head coach, according to Nordic Program Director John Farra. Jarrett was promoted from his post as assistant coach to the head position this month May 2, 2008 - Ben is a coach for the Alaska Winter Stars in Anchorage, Alaska. He's been involved with the Team Alaska JO Team for 7 years and has been coaching for 10 years. He also is the manager at Alaska Mountaineering and Hiking (AMH) May 2, 2008 - While he may have raced for the final time as a member of the Alaska Nanooks team, senior Vahur Teppan’s skiing career is far from over, as he has been invited to join his native Estonia’s national B team May 2, 2008 - Many athletes and coaches view the week that includes May 1st as the first training week of the new year. The US Ski Team has created a new brochure to help plan your development May 3, 2008 - Rossignol is offering skiers support to make that next step in their racing career May 4, 2008 - By Mike Trecker. Record snowfall means record crust skiing around the world, as we've seen from the last few postings from Utah and Switzerland. Here are some shots over the last week in Aspen, just to assure that the winter keeps on going here in Colorado as well May 5, 2008 - By Phil Bowen. Phil Bowen caught up with Laura Valaas during her first extended stay on the World Cup circuit and Laura shares her thoughts on everything from why she ski races to some of her non-skiing activities May 5, 2008 - Boulder Nordic Sport (BNS) announces four cross-country ski camps for 2008-2009. BNS camps combine top-notch coaching with fun, training and adventure in some of the most incredible places on earth May 5, 2008 - By Ian Harvey. There is still skiing going on in some parts of the country May 6, 2008 - By Mark Nadell. A promising Spring of Adventure Skating in the Sierra Nevada high country has had its fits and starts. Specifically weather-dependent (needing clear nights and warm days), this spring in California has been intermittent with its cooperative weather May 6, 2008 - James Southam reports on a late season ski adventure with Lars Flora in Alaska May 7, 2008 - The US Ski Team is midway through the first training camp of the season - on-snow on the Olympic trails in the Callaghan Valley May 9, 2008 - By Tim Kelley. Tim Kelley shares his methods for "recycling" ski wax, a money-saving, environmentally source of base prep and training wax Harvard University seeks Head Coach of Nordic Skiing May 9, 2008 - Harvard University is accepting applications for the Head Coach of Nordic Skiing Master's Clinician / School Coaching Assistant position open at Tahoe Cross Country May 9, 2008 - Tahoe Cross Country Ski Area in North Lake Tahoe is looking for a qualified individual for a 2-part seasonal position starting in Fall of 2008 New Season, New Faces: Coaching Changes in Cross-Country Skiing May 10, 2008 - There have been several changes in World Cup coaching staff this spring - FIS reports Mt Mansfield Winter Academy Nordic Head Coach Position May 10, 2008 - The Mt. Mansfield Winter Academy (MMWA) located in Stowe, VT is seeking an experienced coach for its first year Nordic program May 12, 2008 - By Eric Packer. Crust skiing in Alaska has remained amazing! This Saturday, the Alaska Winter Stars took advantage of the stellar snow conditions in the Chugach Mountains just outside of Anchorage at around 2000 feet above sea level May 12, 2008 - The official USSA report from the US Ski Team Training camp at the 2010 Olympic Venue May 12, 2008 - As part of the on-snow training camp, which ends today, the US Ski Team held a simulated freestyle sprint relay on the Olympic course May 13, 2008 - Exel Plc has sold Exel Sports Outdoor sports division, which includes cross-country, downhill, Nordic walking and blading, to Karhu, Finland, one of the leading Finnish Sports equipment manufacturers May 13, 2008 - By Ian Harvey. The summit of Wolf Creek Pass outside of Woodland, UT is 45 minutes from Heber City, UT. As you can see, there is still an average of about 6 feet of snow on top of the pass. Enjoy the photos and video! May 13, 2008 - A new goal for the 2009 JN’s is to improve the event’s environmental impact. Nick Sterling — a former Far West Junior Olympian, NCAA competitor at Colorado University, and now an environmental consultant in Boulder — talks about the effort he is heading Teton Cross-Country Ski Club Seeks Head Coach May 14, 2008 - The Teton Cross Country Ski Club, based in Teton Valley Idaho and Wyoming, is looking for an energetic and upbeat coach for our 25 member race team, beginning in the Fall of 2008 May 14, 2008 - Snow sports product sales recorded strong growth for the 2007-08 season, approaching $3 billion. The cross-country segment experienced a 26% increase over the previous season May 14, 2008 - Wendy Wagner and Josh Smullin won the first ever ski race up Snowbird Resort in Utah May 15, 2008 - The New England Nordic Ski Association is looking to fill the full-time position of Youth & Introductory Programs Director Research Examines Role of Skin in Stimulating Production of Red Blood Cells May 15, 2008 - Research by University of California, San Diego biology professor could have an impact on endurance sports May 15, 2008 - Former USST member and two-time Olympian Wendy Wagner is part of a University of Utah team that has been hired to map snow characteristics for the Vancouver Olympics |
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