(Antalya, Turkey) – Meetings of eight different Cross-Country Committees were held during the 47th International Ski Congress that took place in Antalya, Turkey from Monday, May 31st to Wednesday, June, 2. Some important topics concerning … READ MORE →

– It is time already for Summer and camp season is in full swing!  With plenty of events on the schedule the rosters are filling quickly. FIrst up is the NENSA June REG camp … READ MORE →

(Fairbanks, Alaska) – There are many individuals who have contributed to the sport of Nordic skiing in North America and through a series of Where They Are Now interviews and articles we hope to … READ MORE →

  (Augusta, Maine) – On Tuesday, June 1st, the International Biathlon Union (IBU) took steps to place Presque Isle’s Nordic Heritage Center on the 2011 Biathlon World Cup schedule. This will be the Nordic Heritage … READ MORE →

(Bærum, Norway) – Norway may have it’s first ski tunnel before too long if $80 million in private investments can be found according to a recent article at Langrenn.com. The facility will have lots … READ MORE →

(Antalya, Turkey) – And the winner is…”repeated FIS President Gian Franco Kasper four times in Antalya (TUR) shortly after 7pm on Thursday, June 3. Following the final presentations on Tuesday by the nine candidates … READ MORE →

Antalya, Turkey – Meeting during the 47th International Ski Congress in Antalya (TUR), the FIS Council has decided to sanction the Russian Ski Association as a response to the high number of doping cases … READ MORE →

(Park City, UT) – Few people in the world ever get a shot at beating an Olympic athlete, but last weekend, the public had their chance as Olympic gold medalist Billy Demong (Vermontville, NY) … READ MORE →

(Mt. Baker, WA) – Canada’s Ivan Babikov and the USA’s Torin Koos took part in the gruelling Ski to Sea Race, a 144km/90-mile, seven-leg race from Mt. Baker Ski Area to Bellingham Bay on … READ MORE →

(Bozeman, Montana) – The Bridger Ski Foundation is a nonprofit community organization based in Bozeman, Montana, that promotes athletic and personal excellence through educational and competitive programs in three Olympic ski disciplines. The Executive … READ MORE →

(Antalya, Turkey) – The FIS Council approved today the 2010/11 calendar of the FIS World Cup Season. Seventeen organizing committees will host World Cup events next season. After a year break the World Cup … READ MORE →

(Antalya, Turkey) – The second meeting day is over and we had some very interesting discussion. On the schedule were the Sub Committees Rules & Control, Popular racing and World Cup. In the morning … READ MORE →

June 1, 2010  – Cross Country Canada would like to announce Jeff Whiting’s retirement after many years of dedication to the sport as a volunteer and staff. The Para-Nordic sport started its inception with Cross … READ MORE →

(Bend, Oregon) – Here are couple of videos of the Canadian National Ski Team in Bend, Oregon courtesy of Cross Country Canada. Senior Development Team member Graeme Killick discusses the camp so far with … READ MORE →

(Almonte, ON) – The 44th annual Robert Tait McKenzie Scholarship Awards ceremony and dinner in Almonte recently featured hometown star and Olympian Perianne Jones who brought the crowd to their feet receiving a standing … READ MORE →

– The first clinic in this series will take place at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School at 390 Lincoln Rd., Sudbury, Massachusetts. Coaches, athletes and recreational skiers interested in improving their technique or teaching others … READ MORE →

(Bend, Oregon) – The Canadian National Ski Team is back on snow at a training camp in Bend, Oregon where the US XC Ski Team is also training. Check out this short video with … READ MORE →

  – Cross Country Alberta (CCA), Camrose Ski Club and the University of Alberta, Augustana Faculty are seeking a Development / High Performance Coach to support and develop the Camrose Regional Training Centre, which includes … READ MORE →

(Bend, Oregon) – With the 2011 World Championship season on the horizon, the U.S. Cross Country Ski Team athletes are spending their Memorial Day weekend at Mt. Bachelor in Oregon training for the upcoming … READ MORE →

  (Duntroon, ON) – With the windchill, the temperature at the startline is -30 degrees. Snow whips off banks and fills tracks. Skiers shiver, jumping up and down trying to avoid frostbite. Yet each winter … READ MORE →

– Slovenia’s Petra Majdic, who suffered a traumatic fall while training at the 2010 Vancouver Games that resulted in four broken ribs and a punctured lung but still won sprint bronze, says she’s motivated … READ MORE →

– This weekend May 29-30, people all over Europe will be getting together for the annual spring cleaning of the mountains. The goal of the action is to make everybody aware of the impact … READ MORE →

(Hanover, NH) –  The Ford Sayre Nordic Ski Club is offering boys and girls entering 4th-8th grade a chance to try and train for Jumping/Nordic Combined, Biathlon, and Cross-country skiing. The Coaches the “Tuesday … READ MORE →

– Twitter-Twatter…I just read that tart cherries are a natural jet-lag remedy. Yes, it’s tart cherries you want to select, as they have high levels of melatonin, which helps to regulate your circadian rhythm … READ MORE →

(Vikersund, Norway) – The 45-year old structure for the Vikersundbakken, the Ski Flying hill in Vikersund, has seen much in the course of its time. Everything however will come to its conclusion, and on … READ MORE →

May 26, 2010 (Toronto, ON) The Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) recently announced a pledge of $17 million in support of Right To Play. The funding, covering a three- year period, will support an initiative … READ MORE →

– In order to be an elite athlete, it’s necessary to race against elite athletes.  One of the greatest challenges of being an elite athlete is finding ways to travel to events.  CXC shoulders … READ MORE →

– The U.S. Women’s Ski Jumping Team and its supporting foundation, Women’s Ski Jumping USA, are hosting a second-annual fundraiser July 14 at the exquisite SKI Magazine Dream Home in Deer Valley, Utah.
The U.S. … READ MORE →

– Since 2006, the FIS Congress decided that the FIS Bulletin shall take the form of a yearbook that is published in time for the FIS autumn meetings. The Report of the FIS President … READ MORE →

– Check out this video of how the Norwegian Team is preparing for 2011 Oslo World Championships revealed by One Way. The new Carbon Classic 11 and 13 models were tested by One Way’s … READ MORE →

– The time period following the Olympic Games is often an important opportunity for reflection and analysis as well as goal-setting for the next Olympic period. For teams, this may mean change and reorientation. … READ MORE →

– Former Alpine skiing great, Ken Read, has been named as the new director of winter sports for Own the Podium (OTP) while John Furlong, the former chief of VANOC is on the OTP … READ MORE →

– Madeleine Williams, a Canadian National Team member for six years, three as a junior and three as a senior, has retired according to an announcement on her web site. The 2008/09 … READ MORE →

Central Cross Country Ski Association (CXC) is pleased to welcome Jason Cork as Elite Coach for CXC Team Vertical Limit.  This position was vacated by Bryan Fish in May as he was asked to … READ MORE →

May 21, 2010 – We’re pleased to announce the prize winners of the SkiTrax 2009-2010 North American (NA) Nordic Ski Awards. All readers who voted were eligible to win some great prizes. Christophe Rancourt won … READ MORE →

– The Beckie Scott Training Centre on Haig Glacier, run by Winsport Canada, has a number of training weeks still remaining for their upcoming summer season. The facility, located in the heart of Kananaskis … READ MORE →

– Mark Tierney , who will be the head coach,  has a long history of ski racing including spending 5 years as a member of NTDC Thunder Bay and … READ MORE →

– The Swiss Ski Federation has announced that Inge Braten will take over position of the cross-country head coach. Braten, the 61-year-old veteran, spent one year with Canadian team. He will now lead the … READ MORE →

(Moscow) – Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Zhukov was recently elected head of the Russian Olympic Committee while former committee head Leonid Tyagachyov, who resigned in early March following Russia’s dismal performance at Vancouver … READ MORE →

(Silver Star, BC) – This is an urgent message to the cross-country skiing community – the Silver Star / Sovereign Lake Nordic Trail system is renowned worldwide as a Nordic skier’s paradise. The 50km … READ MORE →

– We know many xc skiers are cyclists and this recent breaking news about Floyd Flandis, winner of the 2006 Tour de France is of interest to many readers. American Floyd Landis, who finished … READ MORE →

(Park City, Utah) – During last week’s USSA Congress in Park City, we got the chance to set down and talk with the newly named USST coach Chris Grover. An Alaska native and Dartmouth … READ MORE →

(Jackson, N.H.) – Thom Perkins, Jackson, N.H., was honored by the New Hampshire ski industry at its annual spring meeting at Attitash on May 18.  Perkins received the Al Merrill Award for outstanding contributions … READ MORE →

– Cross Country Canada (“CCC”) has now had an opportunity to review the “Preliminary Report Draft” of the “FIS Tour de Ski & World Cup Opportunities Feasibility Study” (the “Study”) commissioned by the Government … READ MORE →

– Acting on “new information” from WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency) about possible doping Olympic officials are re-testing samples from the 2006 Winter Olympics held in Turin to check for use of the blood-boosting drug … READ MORE →

(Anna Maria Island, Florida) – On April 17th on Anna Maria Island, Florida, at Holmes Beach, Peter Graves (the iconic sports announcer) and Cami Thompson (Dartmouth’s Womens Cross Country Ski Coach) were married in a beach … READ MORE →

– The 4th meeting of the FIS Coordination Group for the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2013 in Val di Fiemme (ITA) was held in Cavalese on Wednesday 12th May 2010. The ever-growing team … READ MORE →

– The votes are in and Canada’s Devon Kershaw and the USA’s Kikkan Randall topped the field as the best overall male and female xc skiers for this past Olympic season. Kershaw also won … READ MORE →

(Bend, Oregon) – Come join the best skiers in North America for a 40-year tradition of late spring skiing at Mt. Bachelor.  This year, Bend Camp will have two blocks of camps: June 8-13 … READ MORE →

– Norwegian cross-country skiing super star, Petter Northug, is currently not on good terms with team management following a reprimand he received and has not signed yet for next season according to langren.com. Apparently … READ MORE →