October 27, 2014
NAME THEM CLAIM THEM AIM THEM
As a longtime coach in the performance business, I have always intuitively explored the strengths of the athletes and the people I worked with. It was natural for me to look at the talents and gifts of a person...
October 16, 2014
The year was 1966 and the Austrians had suffered through a disastrous World Championships at Portillo, Chile. It was time to make significant changes. A nation that was built on ski tourism
needed to be a leader in ski racing, not an also-ran.
September 16, 2014
At first glance, they’re two sports that seem like they couldn’t be any more different. One is about pushing the limits of speed on snow, while the other is a test of precision and skill set against the lush tapestry of greens and fairways.
But having recently had the...
January 31, 2014
Let’s try a little imaginary game.
Just close your eyes for a moment and imagine yourself driving a car 100 to 120 Km per hour…
Now think about the road you were driving on, it was a nicely paved double lane freeway on a beautiful sunny day wasn’t it?
Let’s try it again...
January 31, 2014
The Olympics have always been something special to me, my intrigue with the rings, the flame and of course the athletes, medals and Oh Canada!
This is my eighth Winter Olympic experience, three times as an athlete and this is my fifth working for television as an alpin...
January 31, 2014
On January 16th, Jan Hudec ended the 20 year Olympic medal drought for Alpine Canada. The last Canadian Alpine Olympic medal was won by Edi Podivinski at the Lillehamer Olympics in 1994. It took ‘the Panda’ just under a minute and a half to end the drought and become a...
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