“Although a race suit is not solving climate change, it is a move to continue the conversation and show that U.S Ski & Snowboard and its athletes are committed to being a part of the future ...
Sophie Goldschmidt, the president and CEO of U.S. Ski & Snowboard, told the AP that while a race suit “is not solving climate change, it is a move to continue the conversation and show that U.S ...
U.S. Ski & Snowboard CEO Sophie Goldschmidt, the first woman to lead the NGB, has steered the organization to its strongest ...
The U.S. ski team will debut new race suits at the world championships that depict an image of ice chunks floating in the ocean in an effort to draw further attention to climate change.
The message is clear: change or face a future without skiing. Many resorts ... “Offsets fund important climate projects, but they don’t fundamentally change how businesses operate.
a unique ski mountaineering race. Unlike modern skimo races emphasizing speed, the Edelweiss Raid is a tactical event on a race course with plenty of technical uphill and downhill sections. Whereas ...
After all, if professional skiers like Mikaela Shiffrin have coaches, then why don't you? Lessons allow skiers of all skill levels to increase their potential and stay safe while on the mountain.
It's a serious drive from major towns like Butte, Missoula, and Bozeman, but I like to think we skiers don't mind a little road trip if it involves a few bonus days at the end of the season.
Travis Ganong and the rest of the U.S. ski team when they debut new race suits at the world championships. Even more, they want everyone thinking about climate change.
Looking cool is just the tip of the iceberg for Mikaela Shiffrin, Travis Ganong and the rest of the U.S. ski team when they debut new race suits at the world championships. Even more, they want ...
“Although a race suit is not solving climate change, it is a move to continue the conversation and show that U.S Ski & Snowboard and its athletes are committed to being a part of the future ...
Looking cool is just the tip of the iceberg for Mikaela Shiffrin, Travis Ganong and the rest of the U.S. ski team when they debut new race suits at the world championships. Even more, they want ...
