Fischer claimed he was too expensive – Now the truth is revealed
“The argument about financial demands shocked me,” says Iivo Niskanen’s manager.
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Fischer parts ways with Niskanen
After winning Olympic gold on Fischer skis, the Austrian brand will not renew his contract.
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Finnish world record holder targets 700km non-stop roller ski odyssey
Finnish Guinness world record holder Teemu Virtanen is preparing for one of the most ambitious challenges of his career: a non-stop roller skiing journey of over 700 kilometers from Vilnius, Lithuania, through Latvia to Tallinn, Estonia, without sleep and with minimal rest. No one has ever completed such a feat before.
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Norwegian success coach joins Finland
Sought after by Norwegian national team veterans, the 40-year-old is now set for Finland.
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Finnish cross-country skiing team for season 2026/2027
The Finnish Ski Association has named its national cross-country skiing team for the 2026/2027 season.
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Arsi Ruuskanen moved a step closer to the world elite in an Olympic winter
Arsi Ruuskanen emerged as Finland’s top male cross-country skier during the Olympic season, broke into the World Cup elite, and proved in major championships that he belongs among the world’s best distance skiers
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Biggest summer training mistakes recreational skiers make
Summer is where winter performance is built—but many recreational skiers unknowingly hold themselves back. From training too hard to skipping structure and technique, these mistakes can limit progress. Here’s how to train smarter and get more out of your summer.
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Start your roller ski season right
Start your roller ski season with the right foundation. By focusing on safety, proper equipment, and controlled technique from the beginning, you’ll build confidence faster and set yourself up for steady progress throughout the summer.
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Finnish Biathlon Federation names 2026 A-Team for training season
The Finnish Biathlon Federation has named its 2026 A-team, combining experience and emerging talent as preparations begin for the upcoming international season.
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Physiological effects of cross-country ski training
Cross-country ski training improves endurance by strengthening the heart, enhancing oxygen use, and boosting muscle energy production. Performance develops through supercompensation, where the right balance of training and recovery is key—while imbalance can lead to overtraining syndrome.
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