
My weekend at the Whistler World Cups ski races has left me in awe of the fitness of the world's top skiers. If I compare myself to the podium finishers, I am lead to the conclusion that I got my butt kicked. I've made improvements to my racing, but I still have a long way to go up...

It was inspiring to see how it is possible to ski much faster through enough hard work, patience...and more hard work.

#2- Justyna Kowalczyk: Number of previous World Cup starts? 100
#1- Alena Prochazkova: U23 Sprint Champion... when Valaas was 2nd
#3- Anna (Dahlberg) Olsson: First World Cup start? 1997


Becoming a World Class skier does not happen over night. The Olympics are just over a year away.


5 comments:
katie ronssssssssseeeeeeee where are you? are you back? i miss you but i love your blog and am SO JEALOUS you were at the world cup. i mean, i guess i just should have taken my skiing more seriously! :) you rock my socks off lady. i am calling you ASAP. i have just been cuddling with my dog and twiddling my thumbs...but i know you are WAY MORE active than that! :) miss and love to you hope to talk soon.
Anna B! I know, I've been pretty elusive lately...I am in Rossland, BC right now and will be on the road until mid Feb. You should be expecting an email update soon and a call next week when I am back in the states and can use my phone. Have fun back in AK and talk to you soon!
Katie Baby- I hope you had sooooooo much fun at the WC race and even if you saw they are fast,...they are still just human and you have one year to go ;-)
Nice pictures of Whistler, I will go there at the end of March to Alpine Ski ,....jupppppiiiiiiii
Have a super good rest of the saison !!!!
Bussi aus Denver
Hey, Katie-Lou, I'm glad you got the chance to go to Whistler, we're very proud of you back at home. Stay happy and healthy,
and good luck.
Thanks :) I really appreciate the encouragement!
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