|
International Racer Alpine Ski Racing Academy |
 |
|
 |
|
 |
 |
|
 |
|
 |
Noticeboard

|
News
|
Tech/Speed Camp In Chile
Get a head start on winter 2011 by joining our team in Chile during August/September.
Our chosen location, Valle Nevado (popular with national teams) is just 60 kilometers from Santiago International Airport, at an altitude of 3,025 meters, in the midst of the most spectacular landscape of the Andes Mountains.
Athletes in our programs make excellent personal improvements. One of the great attraction of the Valle Nevado terrain is the possibility to train full length, Super G, GS and SL.
In 2010, we have a talented group of low point alpine athletes in the team, Valle Nevado is a superb place to train in August to October. It is the training destination of many elite alpine teams from around the world.
The camp is open to all dedicated FIS athletes.
The focus of the Chile camps is on the development, patterning, and mastering of the technical and tactical
skills within brushes, stubbies and gates
To apply: contact
Luc Pelletier
Operational Director
+16049355954
|
|
International Racer Notable Athletes
* Rebecca Gunnarstedt (Sweden) FIS 1991 born. Training with IR Southern Winter 2009 & Canada 2010.
- 2010: Recently scored 26.47 pts in GS & 5th place result in Swedish Nationals jr DH
* Oliver Thompson (Australia), Kinder Level - Training with IR Canada 2009 & Canada 2010
- 3rd overall Alberta Alpine Kinder Series
- Whistler Cup 2010: 4th place Child 1 Giant Slalom
- Whistler Cup 2010: 4th place Child 1 Slalom races
- Whistler Cup 2010: 8th in the Kombi
* Fredrik Nordh (Sweden) (WC, EC, FIS) Southern Winter Program 2008
- Winner Australia New Zealand Continental Cup GS 2008
* Brad Harden (USA) (FIS) IR Southern Winter program 2008 & 2009
- 2010: Top 20 NCAA Div 1 National Championships SL
* Stephen Fiorella (USA)(FIS) Southern Winter program 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, Europe 2006, Canada (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010)
- Recently awarded, All American (NCAA Div3) |
|
International Racer New Videos on YouTube!
Hey, check out our latest racing videos in HD quality posted to YouTube.
[1] Rebecca Gunnarstedt (Sweden) 1991 born, up and coming racer (Nakiska)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6C87fREe3_E
[2] Slovenia Mens Team, tech session at Nakiska Feb 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gc5WVT8mZP8
[3] Jack Gower (England) one of the best first year alpine athletes in the world.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-KzuQgMsXU
[4] Norwegien Mens Team, tech session at Nakiska, Feb 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoaH8DcGxDU
Remember to switch the video to HD mode by selecting 720p and click on the button to size up the screen to 800x500 (larger view) or full screen
Enjoy. |
|
|
IR, USA boys improve their points during Australia 2009 Race camp
With the release of the second FIS points list 2009/2010 on September 2nd.. The IR team is pleased to confirm that all our USA men improved their points while in Australia in at least one discipline.
Racer 1 - Max Harden
Racer 2 – Brad Harden
Racer 3 – Tyler Luthringer
Racer 4 - Nate Bryant
Racer 5 – Danny Trim
Racer 6 – Nic Tomcyzk
Congratulations to all the athletes for their success. |
|
|
|
Three New Coaches Corner Articles
[1] Posting Alpine Racing Video's to YouTube HD
Many ski coaches have posted videos to the old lower
quality format, but now with HD they can really show off
quality images of ski racing action.
For your collective benefit; here is a workflow that you
can use to upload HD material to full effect.
Read More ..
[2] Better Breathing for Better Performance
As an athlete, you prepare your body physically and fuel
it with good foods and hydration, so it makes sense that
you would also want to ensure that the way you breath is
the most efficient for supporting your sports demands.
Oxygen is our bodies primary fuel.
Read More ..
[3] Manage your energy state for optimum performance
In training you felt fast, your split times agreed and
your coach was delighted with your skills progression;
yet on race day, you could not convert this to a result.
Your first assessment was maybe a skills issue or just
bad luck. But lets look at another possibility, How was
your mindset ?
Read More .. |
|
|
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
Partners
 |
| |
|
|
|