Nordiq Canada Shuffles High Performance Team to Support 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Goals
Restructured high-performance staff focused on driving performance, rebuilding medal-winning program
Weekly Division Update: May 28 – June 3
Preparing for the 2021-2022 Competition Season: Nordiq Canada Race Licenses Starting July 1 athletes will be able to purchase 2021-2022 Nordiq Canada race licenses. Please remember that racers who hold a 2021-2022 race license but who did not hold a 2020-2021 race license: will not be seeded in Period 1; they will be seeded in Period 2 if they race in Period 1 will not be used as reference skiers if they finish in the top 5 of early 2021-2022 races; they will be...Weekly Division Update: May 21 – 27
Thank you, Marian! Nordiq Canada’s customer service guru has accepted a new job. Congratulations, Marian! Marian has transformed Nordiq Canada’s back-end, resulting in great customer service to Divisions and clubs, data at our fingertips and more time to devote to new projects. We’ve all appreciated Marian’s unparalleled ability to look at a situation from a new perspective and find the perfect solution. Staff will really miss Marian’s honesty and wicked sense of...
Gold Medal Profile: A Roadmap to Medal Performances
Julie Beaulieu has a canny way of describing Nordiq Canada’s Gold Medal Profile. “It’s not a magic bullet … it’s a destination brochure.” Beaulieu, acting high performance manager for Nordiq Canada, is one of several individuals who have drawn up what is called the Podium Pathway, a roadmap to collecting medals internationally in cross-country ski disciplines. The two main ingredients on the pathway are the Podium Track Results and the Gold Medal Profile (GMP)....