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Thursday, October 28, 2010

SRD's Veth wins Ski New Mexico’s Ski Racer of the Year!
















The snow is on the ground here is Steamboat Colorado! All the snow makes me excited for this season. All summer I did dryland training and I still am, so I know that I am ready for this season.

The first day on snow for me is either November 4th or 6th in Loveland. Before my ski season officially starts this weekend I am traveling to Albuquerque, NM to get an award from last season. The award is “Ski New Mexico’s Ski Racer of the Year”. I am very proud to receive this award and more excited than ever for this season!

.)) Nick Veth

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Sunday, October 24, 2010

Last days in Stubai Austria...


















Well in my last blog I said there was snow coming to the Austrian Glaciers and it came, and came. My three days off snow turned into five. Oh well, it was alright. We switched gears really quickly and went back into full dry land mode.

Anyway the sun finally came out and even after all the snow, the piste was still pretty good. It also doesn't hurt when you get to train with the SWE WC Men on injected. Tomorrow will be our last day in Stubai. I would love to go watch the ladies in Soelden, but if I hope to race there someday I would rather take the opportunity to train again. It also helps that I get to train SG with the SWE EC girls tomorrow.

I have some very good friends on that team and we are all staying at the same hotel and doing our dryland together. I guess I'll just have to check Soelden results in between runs, despite the heavy data roaming charges. I am hoping Maria PH gets her first podium and Jules can put one down.

Looking forward to getting home. Heard it through the grapevine that Colorado has some snow? I hope. I am going to be there in November.

.)) Lena Andrews

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Breezy and the Rowmark girls hit the USST Center of Excellence













They say that you must endure the pain to see the success. My theory is that success can be pain. Last week on Sunday at 9:30am 9 Rowmark girls loaded the slowest, grossest bus known to man (or at least the Rowmark Ski Academy) and headed up Parley’s pass to get to The Center of Excellence.

Originally we weren’t going to go up that day because we were scheduled to go to Loveland Colorado for a four-day camp. But snow at Loveland was not on our side and so we did physical testing instead.

If any of you have ever done physical testing (which most of you should have) you will know that with each test you are pushed to your limits and then further. Beep Test (or shuttle run), run until you die. Box jump, Jump back and fourth over a box until you are incapable of jumping the height of the box and so you trip over it over, and over again. You get the idea.

The unfortunate thing is that I already did physical testing earlier this fall. Though I increased my scores in almost everything even though we were at altitude it was not the most fun experience of my life. Next time I will take camp!

Dryland this fall has been pretty great. We have been doing some new stuff because we have a new dryland assistant coach, Pat Purcel, who is just getting all of his ideas out. Slack lining, lateral squats, circle dodge ball and lots of other things have been added on to our normal weight lifting, running and jumping trend. I am exited for our upcoming Camp in Loveland in November and am hoping to see some of you there!

.)) Breezy Johnson

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