When racing a full World Cup schedule, one of the biggest challenges is finding the right balance of rest, racing, and training. Most weeks require me to make an evaluation of my fatigue level and then decide if that week I need rest to get ready for the next race or do some training to fine tune the body for the next race. This is not a strong point of mine as I like to push until I break. It
ATHLETE FEEDS
A bit late but here’s my recap from Day 132 during my cancer treatments. > READ MORE
One of the secret toughest parts of being a professional cross country ski racer, and traveling on the World Cup Circuit, is packing up your bags and leaving home for 4-5 months straight. The actual process of “being gone” we get used to. The first few weeks can be painful as we shift back into hotel […] > READ MORE
BUILDING CHAMPIONS