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 | Canada enjoyed one of its most successful days ever as a team at a World Cup cross-country skiing stop in Davos, Switzerland on Saturday. more » |
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 | The Canmore Nordic Ski Club was represented by 20 athletes more » |
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 | CNSC member, Phil Widmer, of Banff, Alta., wasted no time charging ahead of many of the world's best cross-country ski sprinters more » |
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 | The practice of using artificial substances or methods to enhance athletic performance is called doping. Athletes face enormous pressure to excel in competition. They also know that winning can not only earn them a gold medal, but earn them a lot of money and fame. more » |
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 | Just over a year ago I had no idea what biathlon was. I had just moved to Canmore, and I had no idea what I was doing. more » |
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 | When I talk about consistency I mean an athlete should be able to perform at a level reflective of their basic ability (talent??) throughout a season and season after season. more » |
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 | I find that one of the most important skills in skiing is to have motivation to do training. This is a lot easier said then done though. When you are tired and feel like you can't keep moving, being able to motivate yourself can be tough. more » |
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 | North American Cup and Calforex Cup #1 took place this past weekend at the Canmore Nordic Centre. more » |
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 | Stefan Kuhn, of Canmore, Alta., was shining bright after sprinting to his best-ever World Cup result on a dark day at a World Cup in Kuusamo, Finland on Saturday.
Following the 1.2-kilometre track lined with floodlights, the 29-year-old battled his way into 15th-spot, and his best-ever World Cup... more » |
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 | Training and racing in the darkness of northern Scandinavia really makes you appreciate the sunshine Canmore has to offer more » |
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| The Season of the Time Trail is upon us and you know what that means: the real deal is soon to come! more » |
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 | After the weekend in Swedish Lapland, the Cross-Country family will be moving west to the north of Finland more » |
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 | Think Fast (posted on Nov 26th, 2008)By: Matt Fitzgerald, Runner's World Yes, you need to train your legs, but it's really your brain that dictates your pace. more » |
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