Topic: Personal Coaching Performance – Setting yourself up for success Date: Tuesday October 14th, 14:00 EST Location: Online – Meeting link provided after registration Length: 45 mins – Online Host: Julia Mehre Ystgaard, World Cup Lead Nordiq Canada is inviting coaches working with developing athletes in the competitive stream (L2T and on) to join a forum hosted by Nordiq Canada’s World Cup lead Julia Mehre Ystgaard. The session will encourage...
2025 Nordiq Canada FIS Para Cross-Country Continental Cup Race Notice (click to view) Registration Registration closes November 24th, in Zone4: All registration fees must be paid online on Zone4. Race Registration Race Fees Cross-Country Race fees are CDN $50 per race plus applicable taxes and fees. Trail fees are in effect for all official training and race days. Passes can be purchased at the Canmore Nordic Centre. Schedule of Events November...
Frozen Thunder is an early season ski track at the Canmore Nordic Centre allowing training on snow for high performance athletes, and public skiing for early season pass holders. Frozen Thunder is financed and operated through a partnership agreement between: Nordiq Canada, Biathlon Canada, Alberta World Cup Society, Biathlon Alberta, Nordiq Alberta and supported by the Canmore Nordic Centre. Operating Dates October 18 – November 14, 2025 During this period,...
Eric de Nys will bring his extensive experience working with Canada’s Nordic sports to the helm of Nordiq Canada’s high-performance program, taking over from Shawn Bullock who will be departing Nordiq Canada, effective Oct.16th. Eric’s extensive coaching experience, technical expertise, and proven track record working with the nation’s best cross-country skiers at all levels in Canada speaks for itself. From coaching and athlete development to creating a positive...
When you catch Max Hollmann after a long day of training, chances are he’s exhausted, but smiling. This last month has been a blur of double threshold sessions, long hours, and gym work: a training block designed to push him right to the edge. “It’s been a big month,” Max laughs, “the training load is full-on right now.” It’s the kind of grind few people would willingly sign up for. But for Max, a 23-year-old rising star in Canadian cross-country skiing, it’s all...
