Former cross-country skier to ride the Tour de France
The 22-year-old Norwegian will serve as a domestique for one of the Tour de France favorites.
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CYCLING TRAINING: Cadence and technique ride – smoother pedaling, stronger engine
Efficient movement starts with the bike. This session uses structured cadence work to sharpen your pedaling mechanics, develop neuromuscular coordination, and build the smooth, economical output that makes every training hour count.
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CYCLING TRAINING: Easy aerobic ride – building your base one hour at a time
The foundation of cross-country ski fitness is built in the quiet hours of low-intensity training. This easy aerobic ride delivers exactly that: steady, controlled work that develops your engine without leaving you depleted for tomorrow’s session.
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Cycling as a training method – How well does it suit a skier?
Cycling as part of cross-country ski training? It’s a topic that brings out strong and divided opinions.
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Cycling for skiers: A valuable tool for summer training
Cycling can be a powerful complement to ski training when done correctly. Expert shares why skiers of all levels should consider adding it to their summer routine.
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Klæbo: “My next big goal”
Cross-country skiing star Klæbo dominated the Olympics and World Championships. Now he faces a new arena.
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Biathlon star becomes a professional cyclist
A decorated biathlon champion is set to take on a new challenge, stepping into the world of professional road cycling.
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Czech talent who swapped skis for road cycling
He could have become a world-class cross-country skier, but he chose a different endurance sport, where he is rapidly rising among the cycling stars.
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Cycling has become trendy among cross-country skiers
Tour de France fever in the skiing community: Therefore, an increasing number of elite athletes swear by cycling during the dryland season.
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Cycling: good exercise for a skier’s summer training
Cycling as a form of training for skiers is a topic that easily divides opinions. Some may even think that cycling is of no use to a skier. Antti Haqgvist disagrees. When done correctly, bike training fits well into the training program of skiers of all levels.
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