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Training

  • Gasparin Training

    Strength training – part 1: Maximal strength and core work

    During the pre-competition period and a busy race season, we often overlook supplementary training. Below are two strength-development programs that can be used almost year-round.
    15.11.2025
  • Swedish stars have joined the trend: “That’s when things can go wrong too”

    09.11.2025
  • Warning: “Many ruin the season before it even begins”

    01.11.2025
  • Vitamin D and its impact on athletic performance

    29.10.2025
  • Recovery – part 4: Train, eat, sleep, repeat

    28.10.2025
  • Winner Jenny Larsson shares training tips ahead of Tjejvasan 2026

    25.10.2025

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  • Snow Idre
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    Warning: “Many ruin the season before it even begins”

    by Ingeborg Scheve/Leandro Lutz
    01.11.2025
  • training Amundsen
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    Ski star raises alarm: Sees worrying trend among young athletes

    by Ingeborg Scheve/Leandro Lutz
    29.09.2025
  • Johaug
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    Therese Johaug reveals insane numbers: “I don’t think I’ll ever get there again”

    by Ingeborg Scheve/Leandro Lutz
    21.10.2025
  • Anger broccoli
    1

    “Everyone on the national team has tried it”

    by Ingeborg Scheve/Leandro Lutz
    01.10.2025
  • Aukland
    1

    Anders Aukland: “Two or three workouts a week are enough”

    by Ingeborg Scheve/Leandro Lutz
    10.10.2025

more articles

  • Recovery – part 3b: Hot water and contrast therapy

    Following our ongoing series on recovery, this article explores the effects of hot water and contrast (hot–cold) therapies in optimizing recovery for endurance athletes. While cold treatment is often highlighted, could heat or alternating temperatures play a role in performance and muscle repair?

    23.10.2025
    Recovery water
  • Therese Johaug reveals insane numbers: “I don’t think I’ll ever get there again”

    Therese Johaug came close to her old super numbers before the World Championships in Trondheim – after an intense training push. Now she reveals her incredible oxygen uptake and the “gold session” that got her there.

    21.10.2025
    Johaug
  • Recovery – part 3a: Cold therapy

    Do you have the habit of jumping into a lake to cool off after a sweaty run in the summer? Or you run from the sauna into a snowdrift during winter. If you answered yes to either of these, you may have unknowingly been aiding your recovery from workouts.

    19.10.2025
    Recovery
  • Music in sport: A psychological perspective

    Music has long played a significant role in sport and exercise, influencing motivation, mood, and performance.

    18.10.2025
    music
  • Searching for early snow: Where to find guaranteed ski tracks already in October?

    Winter is approaching fast, and if you’re eager to plan your first skiing trip, we’ve got several tips for where snow is guaranteed already by the end of October.

    17.10.2025
    Davos snow
  • How to dress for cold-weather workouts

    Thermoregulation is highly individual for every athlete. Everyone tolerates cold differently — some sweat more, others less — so it’s essential to figure out what works best for you. The key is finding the right balance: wearing enough to stay warm without overheating or getting soaked in sweat. Here are a few practical tips to help you dress smartly for training during the unpredictable autumn months.

    11.10.2025
    training cold
  • Anders Aukland: “Two or three workouts a week are enough”

    Planning to ski Birkebeinerrennet or Vasaloppet? The Ski Classics Legend Anders Aukland shares his best tips on how to make the most of autumn training.

    10.10.2025
    Aukland
  • Recovery – part 2: Compression, foam roller, and massage

    Do you regularly visit a masseuse? Or do you perhaps have compression socks or a foam roller, aiming to reduce the strain of training or enhance recovery post-workout? In this second article on recovery, we delve into these pressure-based recovery methods.

    10.10.2025
    Recovery
  • Recovery – part 1: The physiology of fatigue

    As everyone is already aware, in endurance sports, training must be sufficiently demanding both quantitatively and qualitatively for progressive development to occur. However, with the accumulation of high training volumes and overall stress from non-sporting activities, it is essential to be careful so that the body has enough time for rest and recovery.

    08.10.2025
    Fatigue
  • The fine line between passion and pressure: Nurturing young cross-country skiers

    Marit Bjørgen, a true legend of cross-country skiing, has issued a strong warning about the growing pressure on young athletes in the sport.

    05.10.2025
    cross-country Marit