Programs – Sunlight Winter Sports Club

Saturday, January 16, 2021 – Saturday, March 13, 2021 Ages 8-18 · Co-Ed Meeting Dates From Jan 16, 2021, to

Programs

Age Class & Ability

July 19, 2015November 12, 2020 Shannon Francis

Programs

Youth Ski League

July 19, 2015January 14, 2019 Shannon Francis

YSL The Youth Ski League Team is designed for the racer who wants more coaching and contact days than the

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Buddy Werner

July 19, 2015January 14, 2019 Shannon Francis

Buddy Werner The Buddy Werner program is designed for skiers aged 6 to 12 years who want to develop ski-skills

Parallel Lines: A simple cue that stands the test of time

In the evolution of alpine skiing a lot of changes have applied over a long period of development. Since documented early racing, the goal was always to navigate through a given course, over time. Every innovation in the sport was made with one thing in mind: to “shave” time and make it faster. In The post Parallel Lines: A simple cue that stands the test of time appeared first on Ski Racing Media. [...]

Running for a friend: Ski racer raises funds for pediatric cancer

With the goal of supporting the Ski Fast Foundation, a friend of Campbell Barrett Sullivan has started a fundraiser inspired by her passing. After a four year battle with CIC-DUX4 sarcoma, Campbell Barrett Sullivan died in February after suffering a brain hemorrhage brought on by the rare form of cancer at the age of 19. The post Running for a friend: Ski racer raises funds for pediatric cancer appeared first on Ski Racing Media. [...]

Montana State University Ski Team Seeks Head Alpine Ski Coach

Head Alpine Ski Coach – Montana State University The Head Alpine Ski Coach will lead and manage overall program. Head Coach will be responsible for developing and enhancing the program currently in place. The Gallatin Valley area is arguably one of the best ski training locations in the country. Montana State University enrollment continues to The post Montana State University Ski Team Seeks Head Alpine Ski Coach appeared first on Ski Racing Media. [...]

His truth: Jonathan Nordbotten reflects on long career

Norwegian Olympic bronze medalist Jonathan Nordbotten describes himself as a patient grinder but not a great athlete. “I can barely dribble a basketball,” he said with a laugh. That didn’t prevent this “less-than-great athlete” from becoming an NCAA individual and team national champion while skiing for UVM. Additionally, his career included 39 top-30 World Cup The post His truth: Jonathan Nordbotten reflects on long career appeared first on Ski Racing Media. [...]