In an interview with Latvian Radio, Eiduka revealed that she has restructured her coaching team, opting to work with a single coach this summer instead of her previous setup of two Norwegian coaches.

Reflecting on the decision, Eiduka noted, “Before, I had two Norwegian coaches. Each had their own approach. This spring, I realized this might not always mean the best results. That’s why I chose to stay with one coach to work with this summer. The season has started well, and we’ve planned things a bit differently this year.”

Eiduka acknowledged the difficulty of choosing between two highly qualified coaches, each bringing unique strengths.

“Both coaches were excellent, and the choice was very difficult. Two very high-level coaches – each with their own strengths. But ultimately, I chose the coach with whom I felt I had more in common,” she explained to LSM.lv.

The changes extend beyond her coaching team to her training regimen. Eiduka plans to emphasize high-altitude training camps this year and intends to spend more time training in Latvia.

“Being at home has proven to be beneficial for mental freshness, which translates into better preparation for crucial training camps,” she said. “I’m spending July in Latvia but will head to a high-altitude camp at the end of the month.”

Looking ahead, Eiduka targets the Trondheim World Championships as the season’s premier event and aims for a consistent performance throughout the World Cup season.

Story being updated.

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Trondheim World Championships 2025

Trondheim, Norway, will host the next winter season’s World Championships. The Opening Ceremony will be held on February 26, 2025. There will be 16 cross-country skiing competitions in 10 days, with the last race being the women’s cross-country skiing 50km mass start race in freestyle technique on March 9, 2025.

See below the complete program for the World Championships in Trondheim, Norway.

FACTS 2025 Nordic World Ski Championships

• When: Wednesday, February 26, to Sunday, March 9, 2025 
• Who: Elite national skiers – women and men
• Where: Trondheim, Norway
• What: FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2025

PROGRAM (traditional cross-country skiing program) 

Wednesday, February 26

• Cross-country: Qualification, Classic – Women 10km
• Cross-country: Qualification, Classic – Men 10km

Thursday, February 27

• Cross-country: Sprint Qualification and Finals, Free – Women
• Cross-country: Sprint Qualification and Finals, Free – Men

Saturday, March 1

• Cross-country: Skiathlon – Men 10km/10km

Sunday, March 2

• Cross-country: Skiathlon – Women 10km/10km

Tuesday, March 4

• Cross-country: Classic – Men 10km
• Cross-country: Classic – Women 10km
• Para: Sprint Qualification, Classic – Women
• Para: Sprint Qualification, Classic – Men

Wednesday, March 5

• Cross-country: Team Sprint, Classic – Women
• Cross-country: Team Sprint, Classic – Men
• Para: Sprint Finals, Classic – Women
• Para: Sprint Finals, Classic – Men

Thursday, March 6

• Cross-country: Relay Men 4×7.5km

Friday, March 7

• Cross-country: Relay Women 4×7.5km

Saturday, March 8

• Cross-country: Mass Start, Free – Men 50km

Sunday, March 9

• Cross-country: Mass Start, Free – Women 50km

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