nordic ski training
Pro Tips from Nordic Experts
Longer days and warmer temperatures, plus the fitness built up by this point in the season, makes March an excellent time to develop new skills and increase your endurance on skis. Better technique and endurance usually means more fun on longer adventures, and it is getting close to crust cruising season!
New Guided Backcountry Nordic Tour Spotlight
This expansion of services will allow outdoor enthusiasts to explore miles of ungroomed cross-country ski trails as a permittee of the Bridger-Teton National Forest/Blackrock Ranger District.
Making Memories in Planica
I was excited to learn that three Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club student athletes are competing in international competitions. What an extraordinary feat for these individuals to qualify for world level Nordic events!
In Defense of Trekking Poles
Opinions among hikers are split. On the topic of trekking poles, recreators are divided. Dedicated hikers passionately endorse their effectiveness, attributing them with a distinct advantage in rugged terrains. While many mountain enthusiasts opt for a hands-free approach, relying solely on their natural agility when traversing challenging landscapes. However, the…
How to Train in the Summer for Cross Country Skiing: A Jackson Hole Guide for Off-season Workouts
Want to feel ski-ready once the snowflakes start falling? Check out our summer fitness guide and get after it!
Embracing Summer as a Nordic Skier
As the last remaining snow recedes further up the mountain tops, it’s safe to say that ski season is officially over.
Too Injured to Ski? How to Live in a Ski Town
When all you want to do is play in the mountains, but can’t… try Nordic walking. We stand by proper rehab to get back on your feet in time for next winter!
Get in shape for Nordic Skiing
Looking to get into shape for skiing this winter? look no further. Get out the door on a trail run or bike ride then do some focused strength workouts to be ready to hit the fresh tracks this winter.
Nancy Johnstone: First Women’s US Olympic Biathlon Team Member, Founder of Turpin Meadow Ranch and the Alpine House in Jackson Hole
Nancy Johnstone grew up in Stowe, Vermont, starting out as an alpine skier. At college, she decided to start Nordic racing after her coach said she didn’t have the “need for speed.” But the Nordic team was more like a club–nothing too serious. It wasn’t until she moved back to…