Better Late Than Never
A shout out to coaches who make their marks in many different ways, in ski racing and beyond.
Who Needs the Olympics? We do!
Count me among the people jaded by many things now intertwined with the five circle emblem. But when the Games arrive I get sucked right in.
A Grand Slam of Good Advice
Roger Federer—now AKA Dr Roger— served up some solid “tennis lessons” and life advice to Dartmouth graduates. A bazillion people tuned in, and here’s why.
Shakespeare and Shamrock Shakes in the Arena
Resilience is that superpower you can’t buy or fake or put on a resumé. Showing up in the ski racing arena builds an arsenal of it.
Four Tips for Sanity on the Long Road
It’s crunch time. How can you have high aspirations, without tanking performance? Polyvagal Theory can help.
For the Love of Ski Dads
For Valentine’s season, a tribute to my fave ski dads, and a love letter to the all the ski Dads who light the fire in us.
Looking for Light in the Wintry Mix
It’s that time of year, when we all could use some color and a little inspiration. This reading list may help. So would sunshine.
The Cargo Net to Success
Last weekend served up some of the most inspiring moments in ski racing, thanks to some unlikely, hard-won successes.
Gifting Time
As in all sports, ski racing has as many paths as players. It would be grand if we could celebrate them all.
Thanks, Turkeys
A Thanksgiving shout-out to all the moms, dads, friends and support crew who bring their A game to the table.