Blood, sweat, and tears. 10 days of testing camp for the CC Team is over. Wake, eat, train, eat, train, eat, sleep, then repeat...,
By Pat Casey - TeamToday.org
Jul 30, 2007
Visits by Torin Koos and Becky Scott livened up the Nordic gathering--and presentations and training by Margaret Waechter, former Canadian National Team member, alternated with the Biathlon oriented sessions by the Biathlon Club.,
By US Biathlon Association
Jul 27, 2007
This video was posted on YouTube by NENSA. It's interesting comparing Kris's technique to others in the video.,
By Mike Muha
Jul 25, 2007
Smart call! After rollerski intervals on Saturday, I drove to the gym to lift weights. I had both a quality rollerski session and a quality weight session.
By Mike Muha
Jul 24, 2007
A group of 10 youth and junior athletes from across the country gathered in Lake Placid for a week long training camp in July with the goal of increasing their knowledge of both shooting and effective training.,
By US Biathlon Association
Jul 20, 2007
Lesson: Plan your training schedule so you're rested for your most important sessions.
By Mike Muha
Jul 20, 2007
Directly Observed Training. You can't go into the season hoping to do well. You have to know what the athlete is doing and how it is working.,
By Pete Vordenberg, TeamToday.org
Jul 17, 2007
While the masses are heading to the beach and enjoying their holidays, Cross-Country skiers are already hard at work to be in top shape for the upcoming season which will include the 2nd Viessmann FIS Tour de Ski., ,
By FIS
Jul 15, 2007
'These athletes were probably doing 32 to 36 [miles per hour] on the steep downs,' Sweetser said. 'They all hit above 18 mph on the gradual down and flat.',
By Julia Bayly
Jul 12, 2007
Great sunny weather and over three dozen committed athletes highlighted the week in the Central Region. Top regional coaches and US Ski Team coaches led athletes through a week of testing, education and training.,
By CXC Skiing
Jul 12, 2007
The Minnesota members of the Junior National Team have been training in Winter Park, CO. The goals of the two-week high altitude training camp were high volume and pushing themselves to the next level.,
By US Biathlon Association
Jul 11, 2007
New Gloucester, ME, July 9. The US Biathlon Team concluded its second major training camp of the season over the weekend with precision shooting tests and a rollerski biathlon competition at the Ethan Allen Firing Range in Jericho, VT.,
By US Biathlon Association
Jul 10, 2007