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Gjerdalen and Norgren Win Kaiser Maximilian Lauf
A newsletter from Visma Ski Classics, the long distance ski championship. Press Photos by Magnus Östh Gjerdalen and Norgren win Kaiser Maximilian Lauf A cat and mouse game in the women’s race between Britta Johansson Norgren, Lager 157 Ski Team, and Masako Ishida, Team Koteng, and a surprise breakaway in the men’s race defined the day . The third Visma Ski Classics race, and the first one in Visma Alp Trophy, took place in Seefeld, Austria, as Kaiser Maximilian Lauf, 60 km, welcomed pro skiers after the long holiday break. The conditions were perfect for racing, and the athletes were able to bask in the sunshine as they negotiated their way through a challenging course. In the women’s race, Johansson Norgren and Ishida broke away right after the bang and continued their play of back and forth almost to the end. Norgren got a gap in the Leutasch valley, and Ishida got caught up by the chasing group of three; Sara Lindborg, Team Serneke, Karin Vikhagen Gjeitnes, Team Santander, and Lina Korsgren, Åre Ski Team. After leaving the valley, Ishida managed to catch Johansson Norgren again in the long climbs due to her diagonal striding. The last downhill section proved to be crucial to Lindborg as she was able to pass Ishida in the final kilometers. “It was my plan to go full speed from the beginning,” the happy winner Johansson Norgren admitted. “I knew Ishida will go fast in the climbs, but I felt strong from the beginning. It was really hard skiing alone in the valley, and when Ishida caught me up, I wasn’t sure if I could win the race. -
Climate Change Sensitivity and Adaptation of Cross-Country Skiing in Northern Europe
UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN FACULTY OF SCIENCE Photo: Magnus Östh, Visma Ski Classics MSc in Climate Change Erik Söderström Climate Change sensitivity and adaptation of cross-country skiing in Northern Europe Main supervisor Anne Busk Gravholt and co-supervisor Nina Lintzén Submitted: 08/08/2016 Institute: Faculty of Science Name of department: Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management Author: Erik Söderström Title: Climate Chance sensitivity and adaptation of cross-country skiing in Northern Europe Description: A survey-based study investigating how climate change has affected and will affect cross-country skiing among ski areas in Northern Europe. Main supervisor: Anne Busk Gravholt Co-supervisor: Nina Lintzén Submitted: 08/08/2016 2 Abstract ............................................................................................................................................... 4 Abbreviations .................................................................................................................................... 4 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 4 Background ........................................................................................................................................ 5 Importance of winter sport in general ............................................................................ 5 Importance of cross-country skiing ................................................................................. -
Downloaded 09/27/21 10:07 PM UTC Physiology of Elite Long-Distance XC Skiers 1191 All-Round Skiers
International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 2019, 14, 1190-1199 https://doi.org/10.1123/ijspp.2018-0471 ORIGINAL INVESTIGATION Double-Poling Physiology and Kinematics of Elite Cross-Country Skiers: Specialized Long-Distance Versus All-Round Skiers Øyvind Skattebo, Thomas Losnegard, and Hans Kristian Stadheim Purpose: Long-distance cross-country skiers specialize to compete in races >50 km predominantly using double poling (DP). This emphasizes the need for highly developed upper-body endurance capacities and an efficient DP technique. The aim of this study was to investigate potential effects of specialization by comparing physiological capacities and kinematics in DP between long-distance skiers and skiers competing using both techniques (skating/classic) in several competition formats (“all-round skiers”). Methods: Seven male long-distance (32 [6] y, 183 [6] cm, 76 [5] kg) and 6 all-round (25 [3] y, 181 [5] cm, 75 [6] kg) skiers at high international levels conducted submaximal workloads and an incremental test to exhaustion for determination of peak oxygen uptake (VO2peak) and time to exhaustion (TTE) in DP and running. Results: In DP and running maximal tests, TTE showed no difference between groups. However, long-distance skiers had 5–6% lower VO2peak in running (81 [5] vs 85 [3] mL·kg−1·min−1; P = .07) and DP (73 [3] vs 78 [3] mL·kg−1·min−1; P < .01) than all-round skiers. In DP, long-distance skiers displayed lower submaximal O2 cost than all-round skiers (3.8 ± 3.6%; P < .05) without any major differences in cycle times or cyclic patterns of joint angles and center of mass. -
Längdlandslaget Till Lillehammer
2016-11-28 13:00 CET Längdlandslaget till Lillehammer Svenska Skidförbundet har tagit ut 6 damer och 6 herrar som ska representera längdlandslaget under minitouren i Lillehammer, Norge den 2–4 december. Efter säsongspremiären i helgen kan vi konstatera att två svenskar leder den totala världscupen i längdskidor. På herrsidan fick Calle Halfvarsson dra på sig den gula ledarvästen efter sin andraplats i sprinten och sjundeplatsen i 15 kilometer klassikt. Stina Nilsson tog ledningen för damerna efter att ha vunnit sprinten och blivit sjua i 10 kilometer klassiskt. – Vi ser alltid fram emot att tävla i Lillehammer. De bjuder på fina och utslagsgivande banor. Efter en bra start på vc-säsongen, med gula västen på både dam- och herrsidan, ser vi naturligtvis extra mycket fram emot nya tävlingar i den gamla OS-byn, säger förbundskapten Rikard Grip. Längdlandslaget till världscupen i Lillehammer, Norge, 2–4 december Damer Hanna Falk, Ulricehamn IF, Anna Haag, AnnaEmil Sportklubb, Ida Ingemarsdotter, Åsarna IK, Stina Nilsson, IFK Mora SK, Jonna Sundling, IFK Umeå, Jennie Öberg, Piteå Elit. Herrar Calle Halfvarsson, Sågmyra SK, Marcus Hellner, Gällivare Skidallians, Martin Johansson IFK Mora SK, Emil Jönsson, AnnaEmil Sportklubb, Teodor Peterson, IFK Umeå, Oskar Svensson, Falun/Borlänge SK. Kontaktperson: Rikard Grip, förbundskapten, tfn 070-372 14 05 OBS! Media har möjlighet till enskilda intervjuer i Ruka: Torsdag den 1/12 kl. 15.00 Plats: Lillehammer hotell Anmälan med önskemål om vilka personer ni vill intervjua senast onsdag 30/11 till: Katarina Medveczky, pressansvarig längdlandslaget, 070-372 01 28, [email protected] Kommande pressträffar 8 december, kl 15.00 – Davos, Schweiz 16 december, kl 15.00 – La Clusaz, Frankrike 30 december, kl 15.00 – Val Mustair (Tour de Ski) 13 januari, kl. -
Kaupunkien Tila
Increasing the attractiveness of ski jumping in Finland Salzano, Sabrina 2013 Leppävaara Laurea University of Applied Sciences Leppävaara Increasing the attractiveness of ski jumping in Finland Sabrina Salzano Degree Programme in BM Bachelor’s Thesis May, 2013 Laurea University of Applied Sciences Abstract Leppävaara Bachelor’s Degree Programme in Business Management Salzano, Sabrina Improving the attractiveness of ski jumping in Finland Year 2013 Pages 138 Finland has a long tradition of ski jumping, including memorable successes such as the 3 gold medals of Matti Nykänen at the Olympic Games. However, in recent years, Finland’s ski jumpers have achieved disappointing results in the World Cup, and suffered from injuries and retirements. Many young and talented jumpers prematurely ended their careers 5 to 10 years ago, as they did not have the opportunity to reach the national team which was very competi- tive. Now Finland is lacking talent at the top level, and not enough young jumpers are trained. This thesis examines the current situation with regard to ski jumping in Finland in order to provide solutions for preventing the decline in the number of jumpers and attracting more children to try the sport. The purpose of this thesis is to identify realistic solutions to imple- ment rapidly and at the lowest possible cost. Raising the interest of young children is a priori- ty but it is also important to keep the motivation high for jumpers between 14 and 20 years old. The other objective of this paper is to provide solutions for increasing the number of spectators during national and regional competitions. -
Fis Cross-Country World Cup Media Guide 2019/20
FIS CROSS-COUNTRY WORLD CUP MEDIA GUIDE 2019/20 November 2019 INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE SKI INTERNATIONALER SKI VERBAND © CopyriGHt: International Ski Federation FIS, Oberhofen, Switzerland, 2019. 1 Index Contacts FIS Cross-Country ......................................................................................... 3 FIS media services .................................................................................................................. 4 LOC # hashtag list .................................................................................................................. 5 World Cup 2019/20 calendar overview ......................................................................... 6 LOC media contacts ...................................................................................................... 7 Accreditation links ......................................................................................................... 8 Individual venue information ........................................................................................ 9 Ruka Nordic (FIN) .................................................................................................................... 9 Lillehammer (NOR) ............................................................................................................... 13 Davos Nordic (SUI) ............................................................................................................... 16 Planica (SLO) ........................................................................................................................ -
Establishing Relationships with an Attractive Market: Northwest Russia
ESTABLISHING RELATIONSHIPS WITH AN ATTRACTIVE MARKET: NORTHWEST RUSSIA Case: FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017 Lahti, Finland LAHTI UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES Faculty of Business Degree Programme in International Business Bachelor's Thesis Spring 2016 Anna Zhuravleva Lahti University of Applied Sciences Degree Programme in International Business ZHURAVLEVA, ANNA: Establishing Relationships with an Attractive Market: Northwest Russia Case: FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017 Lahti, Finland Bachelor’s Thesis in International Business 86 pages, 4 pages of appendices Spring 2016 ABSTRACT _________________________________________________________________ The year 2017 has an important meaning for Finland and the City of Lahti. The Lahti community will host the World Ski Championships, one of the more significant celebrations for the Finnish independence anniversary. The City of Lahti is preparing to accommodate thousands of international sportspersons, media and spectators. The organization committee is ready to provide the best services for them so they can enjoy the Centenary Championships. This study was initiated to support the sales committee in achieving the target of 250,000 independent spectators in the World Championships 2017. The research project is focused on the target market selected by the analysis of opportunities for introducing the World Championships. The region of Northwest Russia is seen as an attractive market and as a possible tourism business partner for Finland. For this reason, the study is concentrated on establishing long-term relationships between the two neighbouring countries. In the thesis the qualitative and quantitative methods were applied. The information was gathered through various sources. Secondary data was collected from books, articles and trusted web sites. An online survey and interviews helped to produce primary data for the study. -
Visma Ski Classics Thomas Gifstad Norway Skigo XC Team 3421116
Men Visma Ski Classics Elite Start List Event 1 - Pontresina Season VIII Pro Team Tempo 26th November 2017 Start time Bib number Gender (M/W) First name Surname StateAbb Team FIS-code SC-ID DOB 10:00:00 231 male Thomas Gifstad Norway Skigo XC Team 3421116 SC0000096 1992-07-05 10:00:00 232 male Sigurd Sollien Hulbak Norway Skigo XC Team 3423036 SC0000297 1995-07-20 10:00:00 233 male Kristoffer Nielsen Norway Skigo XC Team 3423142 SC0000298 1988-08-26 10:03:00 221 male Thomas Freimuth Germany xc-ski.de A│N Skimarathon Team1294271 SC0000270 1980-09-08 10:03:00 222 male Christoph Friedl Germany xc-ski.de A│N Skimarathon Team3200736 SC0000271 1987-03-25 10:03:00 223 male Florian Goebel Germany xc-ski.de A│N Skimarathon Team3200533 SC0000272 1972-04-04 10:03:00 224 male Daniel Debertin Germany xc-ski.de A│N Skimarathon Team3200887 SC0000274 1992-09-30 10:03:00 225 male Josef Windorfer Germany xc-ski.de A│N Skimarathon Team3200955 SC0000273 1985-01-31 10:03:00 226 male Tobias Dargatz Germany xc-ski.de A│N Skimarathon Team3200968 SC 1990-01-05 10:06:00 211 male Karl Zeitz Sweden ÅRE Längdskidklubb 3501518 SC0000281 1972-08-01 10:06:00 212 male John Lagerskog Sweden ÅRE Längdskidklubb 3501885 SC0000303 1974-04-27 10:06:00 213 male Gustaf Berglund Sweden ÅRE Längdskidklubb 1318812 SC0000280 1978-09-24 10:09:00 201 male Olli Tyrväinen Finland FullFit Team 3180925 SC0000252 1993-08-04 10:09:00 202 male Mikko Harju Finland FullFit Team 3180562 SC0000250 1987-04-22 10:09:00 203 male Miika Ruokonen Finland FullFit Team 3180602 SC0000251 1990-07-26 10:12:00 -
Fis Cross-Country World Cup Media Guide 2019/20
FIS CROSS-COUNTRY WORLD CUP MEDIA GUIDE 2019/20 February 2019 INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE SKI INTERNATIONALER SKI VERBAND © CopyriGHt: InternationaL Ski Federation FIS, Oberhofen, Switzerland, 2019. 1 Index Contacts FIS Cross-Country ......................................................................................... 3 FIS media services .................................................................................................................. 4 LOC # hashtag list .................................................................................................................. 5 World Cup 2019/20 calendar overview ......................................................................... 6 LOC media contacts ...................................................................................................... 7 Accreditation links ......................................................................................................... 8 Individual venue information ........................................................................................ 9 Ruka Nordic (FIN) .................................................................................................................... 9 Lillehammer (NOR) ............................................................................................................... 13 Davos Nordic (SUI) ............................................................................................................... 16 Planica (SLO) ........................................................................................................................ -
Fis Cross-Country World Cup Media Guide 2019/20
FIS CROSS-COUNTRY WORLD CUP MEDIA GUIDE 2019/20 November 2019 INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE SKI INTERNATIONALER SKI VERBAND © CopyriGHt: International Ski Federation FIS, Oberhofen, Switzerland, 2019. 1 Index Contacts FIS Cross-Country ......................................................................................... 3 FIS media services .................................................................................................................. 4 LOC # hashtag list .................................................................................................................. 5 World Cup 2019/20 calendar overview ......................................................................... 6 LOC media contacts ...................................................................................................... 7 Accreditation links ......................................................................................................... 8 Individual venue information ........................................................................................ 9 Ruka Nordic (FIN) .................................................................................................................... 9 Lillehammer (NOR) ............................................................................................................... 13 Davos Nordic (SUI) ............................................................................................................... 16 Planica (SLO) ........................................................................................................................ -
Leif? Leiv? Leifr? Det Er Ikke Vanskelig Å Finne the Annual What’S in a Trekk Ved Det Norske Samfunn Leif Erikson Name? Som Minner Om Vikingtiden
(Periodicals postage paid in Seattle, WA) TIME-DATED MATERIAL — DO NOT DELAY Norwegian Heritage? Special Issue Leif? Leiv? Leifr? Det er ikke vanskelig å finne The annual What’s in a trekk ved det norske samfunn Leif Erikson name? som minner om vikingtiden. Issue! Read more on page 14 – Marianne Lie Norwegian American Weekly Vol. 123 No. 36 October 5, 2012 Established May 17, 1889 • Formerly Western Viking and Nordisk Tidende $1.50 per copy Norway.com News Find more at www.norway.com Afghanistan mission ends News Norwegian Norway has taken delivery of a new C-130J tactical transport soldiers leave from Lockheed Martin, with the aircraft to replace an example Faryab province that was destroyed in a fatal crash earlier this year. Handed after eight years over during a Sept. 27 ceremony at Lockheed’s Marietta produc- tion site in Georgia, the airlifter VG restores the Royal Norwegian Air Force’s Hercules inventory On Sept. 28, the last Norwe- to four aircraft. gian soldier left Faryab province (blog.norway.com/category/ news) in Afghanistan, ending Norway’s eight-year mission in the country. Business “I am convinced that the Af- ghans will take responsibility se- Starbucks Corporation is charg- ing ahead in its European ex- riously, and find Afghan solutions pansion efforts despite the on- to Afghan problems. They will going sovereign debt crisis and manage just fine without us,” said the high cost of entry into the Colonel Odd Andreas Søbstad at market. The strategy is part of Camp Meymaneh. the company’s efforts to boost Søbstad served as leader of its global footprint in Asia, Eu- the Norwegian stabilization force rope and the Middle East. -
Fis Cross-Country World Cup Media Guide 2019/20
FIS CROSS-COUNTRY WORLD CUP MEDIA GUIDE 2019/20 October 2019 INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE SKI INTERNATIONALER SKI VERBAND © CopyriGHt: InternationaL Ski Federation FIS, Oberhofen, Switzerland, 2019. 1 Index Contacts FIS Cross-Country ......................................................................................... 3 FIS media services .................................................................................................................. 4 LOC # hashtag list .................................................................................................................. 5 World Cup 2019/20 calendar overview ......................................................................... 6 LOC media contacts ...................................................................................................... 7 Accreditation links ......................................................................................................... 8 Individual venue information ........................................................................................ 9 Ruka Nordic (FIN) .................................................................................................................... 9 Lillehammer (NOR) ............................................................................................................... 13 Davos Nordic (SUI) ............................................................................................................... 16 Planica (SLO) ........................................................................................................................