As part of an upcoming print feature, Cross Country Skier magazine caught up with several members of Craftsbury’s Green Racing Project, including U.S. biathlete Susan Dunklee. Read, in her own words, about her path from collegiate… Read More »Susan Dunklee: A Green Team Racer Chasing Gold
This season FIS changed the World Cup schedule by eliminating 5km races for women, eliminating all relays and reducing the number of skiathlons and team sprints to one each. For the most part, these changes… Read More »Diggins Reacts to World Cup Schedule Changes
By November 24th, the best cross-country skiers in the world will make their annual pilgrimage to northern Finland to kick off the opening races of the World Cup season. This year, however, their schedule looks… Read More »U.S. Ski Team Head Coach Chris Grover on The World Cup Schedule, TV and making Cross Country Ski Racing Easier to Digest
![That moment I felt like I was winning. [Photo] Gretchen Powers](https://dev.crosscountryskier.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/goals-featured.jpg)
I probably should have written this blog 6 weeks ago. The flurry of travel, end of season racing, and an untimely illness, late season snow and April adventures did little to encourage time inside behind… Read More »Goal Setting Season
Amidst all the glitz and glam of professional ski racing (I’m kidding) lays one universal and decidedly un-glamorous reality: your life fits into a slightly worn, occasionally duct-taped, suitcase. I arrived this week in Quebec… Read More »Living the Dream out of a Suitcase
![6,000+ skiers turned out for the inaugural Birkie Fest at the new American Birkenbeiner Start line. [Photo] Courtesy of ©American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation](https://dev.crosscountryskier.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/birkie-feature.jpg)
Writing a blog about skiing without snow (or any skiing to speak of) can be pretty deflating. After racing the Boulder Mountain Tour in early February, I joined my team in the Midwest for SuperTour… Read More »The Heart of the American Birkebeiner