Trains 100 hours a month
Riitta-Liisa Roponen reports that she trained more last summer than ever before in her career.
Can Linn Svahn step out of Johaug’s shadow?
She’s only 24 years old, dominating the World Cup weekend after weekend, and is being highlighted as a potential successor to Johaug as the reigning queen of skiing. But can she become that?
Breaking the Silence: Jessie Diggins Opens Up
Jessie Diggins, an Olympic champion and World Cup overall winner, has inspired countless people not only with her inspirational skiing career but also with her bravery in sharing her personal battle with an eating disorder.
U.S. Biathlon names roster for pre-season camp in Finland
U.S. Biathlon is gearing up for an exciting competitive season as it announces the roster for its European pre-season camp in Vuokatti, Finland.
Retirement announcement: Never performed better
When he retired at an elite level, he began a project to experiment on his own body. Then a lot happened.
Tiril Eckhoff: Life after biathlon Part 2 – TV & Prison Reform
Following Part 1 posted on Proxcskiing.com, Part 2 delves further into Tiril Eckhoff’s life after her decorated Biathlon career.
Tiril Eckhoff: Life after biathlon – Part 1
Over the past weekend, while in Belgrade, Serbia during the 16th Ordinary IBU Congress, Proxcskiing.com caught up with two-time Olympic Champion, Tiril Eckhoff, chatting all things life after top level biathlon.
Ski Classics releases a new Pro Team setup
The Ski Classics Pro Tour is excited to unveil the updated setup from Season XVI for Pro Teams. These new rules are designed to enhance the competitive landscape and ensure an increased representation of athletes from more nations over time.
Ski Classics Announces New Pro Team Regulations
The Ski Classics Pro Tour is excited to unveil the updated regulations for Pro Teams, effective immediately. These new rules are designed to enhance the competitive landscape and ensure a balanced representation of athletes from various nations.
Is age a barrier in endurance sports?
Many top performances come from “former young” athletes. Endurance sports, such as skiing, often require years of building aerobic fitness and increasing strength levels. While many of the world’s top athletes have already achieved success in major competitions at a young age, older athletes have also earned fame on the trails, roads, and tracks.
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