Czech biathlete Tereza Voborníková faces a vibrant few months filled with both sporting and personal challenges. Here, she discusses how she balances training with university, where her bronze Olympic medal currently rests, and her upcoming master’s exam and future aspirations.
While summer peaks in Europe, New Zealand is experiencing a winter wonderland. At the renowned Snow Farm NZ, half a meter of quality snow lies on the ground, attracting skiers from around the globe to the legendary Merino Muster. Few know that behind the perfect tracks is a Czech groomer.
The Blink Festival brought Kateřina Janatová impressive results. In this interview, she discusses her disappointment over a narrow photo finish, mental fatigue, respect for her competitors, and why she prefers to avoid unnecessary risks in the summer.
Looking to increase your speed, enhance your fitness, and prepare for unexpected pace changes during a race? Fartlek is one of the training methods that can elevate your performance.
After intense downpours, a mudslide swept through the iconic venue. Fortunately for athletes and organizers, no one was injured.
Norwegian biathlon star Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold has spoken openly in a radio podcast about the dark side of elite sport and excessive optimization. She has struggled personally with psychological difficulties stemming from total subordination to sport.
The traditional mecca for skiers in Livigno, Italy, is tightening its rules for roller skiing. Czech Pro Team athlete Sandra Schützová discusses training opportunities in the Alps, her team contract, and her focus on technique.
Are you looking for a workout that will test your fitness and teach you how to manage your heart rate effectively?
The traditional Slovenian brand Alpina, a global leader in cross-country skiing footwear, now has a single owner from the Czech Republic. Additionally, it is partially relocating production and altering its product strategy.
For every athlete incorporating running into their training plan, healthy feet are essential. Feet are undoubtedly the most stressed part of the body, yet most of us treat them as if our legs end at the ankles.
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