Arntzen Joks and Skogsholm winners of Tana-Varangerrennet 2026
The Ski Classics Challengers event, Tana-Varangerrennet, took place this Saturday with a 46km long-distance classic technique race in Tana, Norway. Check out the results.
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New Klæbo feat: Joins the World’s most exclusive list
Klæbo dominated this winter, and now he is one of two Norwegian skiers on a list reserved for only the very greatest.
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Thomas Joly joins Team Nordic Expérience as a coach
Just weeks after retiring from professional competition, Thomas Joly is staying in the sport, this time from the other side of the race bib.
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Shock announcement: Out as national team coach
Arild Monsen will not continue as the national team coach: “There has been clear feedback to the coaching team.”
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Stabilization exercises for skiers: Mobile and strong core
The thoracic spine is the least mobile yet the most stable section of the spine. There’s a saying that a strong core makes a strong athlete. It’s not just about strength, but also about mobility and flexibility.
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Ending his career – Now coaching Swedish talents
Anton Persson has just concluded his career. He is now the coach for the training group Skidbryggan, which is attracting more and more skiers.
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Arrivederci, Chiccopelle!
When the smoke clears and the snow melts, a family life awaits with his wife and two children high up in the Aosta Valley. But for the world of cross-country skiing, the loss will be significant.
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New shooting coach appointed for Swedish biathlon team
It is now confirmed who will take over Jean Marc Chabloz’s role as shooting coach for the Swedish national team.
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Finished the season strong – Now the 32-year-old leaves the top Pro Team
This season, he won Birkebeinerrennet and Marcialonga Bodø, and stood on the podium at the concluding Grand Finale Summit 2 Senja. Now the 32-year-old is leaving the Swedish top Pro Team.
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Fossavatnsgangan this weekend in Iceland
The Ski Classics Challengers event Fossavatnsgangan is a 50km long-distance race in classic technique taking place this Saturday, April 18, in Ísafjördur, Iceland.
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