Swedish stars skip Tour de Ski – Already now
Some of the Swedish traditional cross-country skiing stars are skipping this winter’s Tour de Ski.
Some of the Swedish traditional cross-country skiing stars are skipping this winter’s Tour de Ski.
Athletes often describe it as the toughest decision they make. But what does it really entail to switch ski brands? To replace everything they know inside out about their equipment, for better or worse?
Shattered kneecap, injured thigh bone, and severely bruised. Now, Anikken Gjerde Alnæs begins the long road back to the ski tracks and Ski Classics.
May 17 – Today is Norwegian National Day. This past ski season, like so many winters before, they have had a lot to celebrate. But how big is the dominance—and why are they so good?
As spring blossoms and the snow bids adieu, it’s time to prep your cross-country skis for their summer slumber. Ensuring your equipment is well-maintained during this transition is critical to safeguarding its performance for the next winter season or those training sessions on glaciers and ski tunnels.
Halfway through the season and two weeks before Vasaloppet, the Ski Classics Legend is clearly frustrated.
Whether skin skis, double poling skis, or traditional classic skis, what should I choose for Vasaloppet and other long-distance races? The expert has clear advice.
In a recent announcement, the Norwegian Ski Association revealed the appointment of a new waxing manager and a fluoride-free coordinator.
As cross-country and long-distance skiers gear up for the upcoming training season, core strength should not be overlooked. A strong core can make a big difference in skiing performance, helping to maintain good form and technique when fatigue sets in.
With several top ten results, Herman Paus, Team Ramudden, has left his mark in Ski Classics Season XIV. At the last event, the 22-year-old took the first podium of his Pro Tour career.
End of content
End of content