Archive for October, 2007

Bode’s Back Injury

Sunday, October 28th, 2007

It’s about 6 hours from the start of the men’s giant slalom in Soelden, Austria and Team America is off to a rocky start, and I don’t mean the conditions. If you’ve dozed off over the last few months, that’s Bode’s new private team. Plagued with hamstring issues early this summer and now a mid-back […]

70 Years of Fitness and a Road Trip

Tuesday, October 16th, 2007

By Paul Hooge
I don’t mind short road trips; perhaps 500 miles each way is a sane distance. I don’t often fly because you cannot haul a bunch of old or antique skis on planes easily (packaged they may resemble some sort of missile). This September my trip began in crested Butte, Colorado (9250 ft […]

“Enlytened:” New Product Proves Itself on the Slopes

Monday, October 15th, 2007

Have you ever cruised the slopes only to find yourself fatigued or cramping half way down the mountain? Enlyten Strips, a new electrolyte product claims to help mitigate these problems. Why are electrolytes important you ask? Electrolytes are important because your muscles (and other cells) use them to maintain voltages across their […]

Building My Base-Notes from My Training Journal

Monday, October 8th, 2007

Every year about this time I feel like a kid in a candy store. I begin thinking about which mountains I’m going to ski, what chance encounters I might have on the lift, the new gear I’m going to test on the slopes and what gear I would like to soon forget…like the snowblades […]

FitSkiing.com Mission

Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007

Our mission at FitSkiing.com is to provide skiers with the latest, cutting edge health and fitness information, tools, and advice so they can ski longer and play harder. We are dedicated to promoting longevity within the sport, advancing skier skill levels, and helping snow sports enthusiasts find the gear best suited to help them improve […]