Aker Dæhlie athlete launches brand
One of Team Aker Dæhlie’s own has added a new title to her impressive résumé: sock designer.
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My career could have been over – I was lucky
The World Championship queen from Planica 2023 fears that both her season and career would have been over if her coach hadn’t stepped in.
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Massive support for Ingvild Flugstad Østberg
Marit Bjørgen and the entire cross-country skiing community are giving massive support to Ingvild Flugstad Østberg after she opened up about her struggles with food, weight, and health.
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Fossesholm: “I have really good news”
The 23-year-old announces that she will miss the season opener at Beitostølen this year, just like last year, but this time it’s actually good news.
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Johaug considers dropping the World Championship
Therese Johaug with shocking news in Swedish media: She is open to dropping the World Championship in Trondheim.
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Refuses to give up his World Championship dream
It’s been challenging to get all the pieces in place, but now everything is falling into place as the season approaches at Beitostølen.
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Athletes scramble as weather threatens season opener
Former Norwegian national team coach Geir Endre Rogn warns that the current weather conditions may particularly affect emerging athletes, especially in a season where much depends on performances before Christmas.
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Rottefella secures patent victory
In a significant legal victory, the Oslo District Court has ruled that Amer Sports, the parent company of well-known skiing brands Atomic and Salomon, has infringed upon Rottefella’s patent rights.
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Out There supporting under-funded athletes
Bjorn Hanson, an American-Norwegian, has built a strong reputation with his social media platform “Out There Nordic.” Known across the U.S. and smaller skiing nations for his generosity, Hanson has become a key supporter of rising and underfunded athletes in cross-country skiing, biathlon, and Nordic combined.
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Altitude training at 1850 meters in Norway
While others travel to Italy and France to train at 1800 meters above sea level, Magnus Waaler opts for a local training setup at the same altitude in Norway.
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