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In this episode I talk to Iain Innes about his season racing skimo in the ISMF World Cup series, before going on to chat about longer team races and our season finale in the iconic Trofeo Mezzalama race in the Monte Rosa region of the Pennine Alps.Iain raced for Team GB as a downhill skier for over ten years, before switching to more mountaineering-centred activities. This season he has lived out of his van in the alps, training full time as a skimo athlete. Whether racing the furiously-paced skimo sprint, putting in big elevation days to Chamonix summits or cross training on foot or by paraglider, he has had a long and busy season. Trofeo Mezzalama is an Italian high altitude ski mountaineering team race in which pairs traverse from Breuil-Cervinia to Gressoney-la-Trinite, crossing the Monte Rosa massif and reaching altitudes of over 4200m. Named after Italian military ski mountaineer Ottorino Mezzalama, the race was started in 1933 and is one of the oldest and best known skimo races in the world.Due to the altitude and terrain involved, it is difficult to get perfect conditions on race day. Thus we were delighted to be met with exactly that: even atop the 4225m Castor there was no wind, perfect visibility and sun, with good snow and well established tracks. The race involves around 3200m of ascent over 40km and pairs must be roped together for the glacial section of the race.We talk through the preparation for this race, as well as race day itself, where an excited 320 teams set off at 5.30am on foot through the dark but crowd -lined streets of Cervinia.Iain is supported by Black Diamond, Augment and Tillicoultry Quarries.See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Smp6_jYcbAY for a video of MezzalamaIf you want to buy me a cuppa to help support the podcast, thank you and please do at: https://ko-fi.com/finlaywild
Drop us a message with any questions you may have :)Headline Sponsor Ski Weekends offers catered chalet and hotel short break ski holidays across Europe.Ski Racing Updates with Ed Drake and Jasmin Taylor wins gold.Where's Best to Ski Now? France: Chamonix & Avoriaz offer spring skiing conditions, with events like the Freeride World Qualifier Junior and Volcom Spot to Spot snowboarding event. Austria: Ski Arlberg has spring skiing and the upcoming Tanzcafé Arlberg Music Festival. Zillertal offers sunny spring skiing with quirky events. Ischgl has fantastic spring skiing, gourmet dining, and Top of the Mountain concerts. Switzerland: Zermatt is expecting colder weather and light snow, ideal for spring skiing.Südtirol Gardenissima Giant Slalom (March 29, 2025): The 27th Annual Event in Val Gardena, Italy, features 700 athletes from 24 countries in the world's longest giant slalom.Grindelwald-Wengen (Switzerland) offers great spring skiing, with some slopes open until April 6th. Cortina d'Ampezzo (Italy) is sunny and mild, perfect for spring skiing. Cervinia has received recent snow. Aspen (USA) has warm weather, but colder temps and snow are expected soon. Whistler (Canada) has a mix of sun, clouds, and snow, with higher snow levels at the mountain top. Deer Valley (USA) is open until April 20th. Hakuba Valley (Japan) has solid snow but no significant new dumps expected. Baqueira-Beret (Spain) is cold, with up to 6 cm of snow expected this weekend. Lillehammer & Hafjell (Norway) are mild, with highs of 9-10°C. Åre (Sweden) is sunny with temperatures around 11°C. Sälen (Sweden) is cooler with temperatures between 6-8°C.Gear Guide: SIGB Ski Test 2025: Best Skis for 2025-26: Piste Skis: Men: Fischer Noize Race Slalom (grip, smooth), Rossignol Forza Master (a favorite). Women: Dynastar Elite 7 (control, energy, for intermediate/advanced skiers). All-Mountain Skis: Men: Blizzard Anomaly, Nordica Enforcer, Rossignol Arcade Women: Rossignol Arcade 84 Freeride Skis: Men: Rossignol Sender Soul 102 Salomon QST 100 Armada Stranger . Women: Black Diamond Impulse 104 (Destination Feature: Arosa, Switzerland: The third-largest ski area in Switzerland, linked to Lenzerheide, offering over 200 km of pistes. Located in the Graubunden region, it's easily accessible by train from Zurich. Best for intermediates, Arosa offers wide slopes and off-piste terrain. Lenzerheide has steeper runs, including a World Cup downhill racecourse. The lift infrastructure includes gondolas, high-speed chairs, and a few T-bars (which can be avoided). The town is small, walkable, and features a mix of old and new architecture. The après-ski scene is quiet in the evenings, with Kuh Bar being lively for après ski. Rob stayed at Faern Altein, a 4-star, family-friendly hotel near the lift station with a spa and restaurants. To get there, take a train from Zurich to Arosa (around 2.5 hours), or drive.Links: www.gardenissima.eu Ski WeekSupport the showIn the meantime Enjoy the mountains :) And Please do leave a review as it's the only way other like minded travellers get to find us! And don't forget to check us out on the following channels inthesnow.cominstagram.com/inthesnowTikTok@inthesnowmag youtube.com/inthesnowmagfacebook.com/inthesnowTo contact us with your suggestions for further episodes at dom@InTheSnow.com / robert@ski-press.com
Mike Pribozie hosts a stellar panel of JRA experts, including Klaus Ebner, Alan Carasso, and Alex Henry, to discuss the 2024 Japan Cup. This year, a stellar field with Japanese and European interests will race over 2400 meters at Tokyo Racecourse. Headlining the three from abroad is the Irish-bred, six-time G1 champion Auguste Rodin, whose win of the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Ascot in June secured his eligibility for the JC bonuses. France fields Goliath, winner of this year's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, and Germany brings this year's Grosser Preis von Baden champion Fantastic Moon.Japan's team lost last year's Japan Cup runner-up Liberty Island to the Hong Kong Internationals, but previous month's Tenno Sho champ Do Deuce, 2024 double classic winner Cervinia, 2023 Tenno Sho (Spring) winner Justin Palace, double G1 winner Stars on Earth, and eight others, will go to the gate Sunday gunning to keep the big money at home.
Send us a textThis weeks episode is brought to you in association with Ski WeekendsNEWSBlack Friday deals from Saas Fee, Ski Weekends and Balkan Holidays Val Thorens Named 'World's Best Ski Resort', W Verbier Wins 'Best Ski Hotel'Sunweb Named 'Best Ski Tour Operator' Cable car accident also in Val ThorensPolice Uncover Suspected Drug Ring Operating in VerbierMammut Recalls Barryvox 2 and S2 Avalanche BeaconsTour de France Returns to the MountainsXmas Panto Returns to VerbierNew lift announced for ArgentiereAND FINALLY:We explore resorts with a bunch of skiing over 2000mWORLD CUP RACING:With guest presenter Ed Drake from The Ski Racing PodcastWHERE IS BEST TO SKI NOW:Verbier is open, Chamonix, Val Thorens, and Tignes join the action.Other resorts currently open include:Austria: Hintertux, Stubai, Kitzbühel, and Obergurgl.Italy: Passo Stelvio and Val Senales.Switzerland: Zermatt, Saas-Fee, and Engelberg.Whistler is opening early after receiving 1m of snow in the past weekGEAR:SCOTT React Light Sensitive GogglePRO-SKI SIMULATOR BASIC PREMIUMLEKI HOT SHOTSKI MOJOSPORTUBE HARD CASESALOMON ORKA CHILDRENS SKI HELMENTDUVILLARD ESTELLE FAUX-FUR TRIM IN DRAGONFLYDESTINATION SPOTLIGHT Aosta Valley - Whether you're a gourmet enthusiast, a freeride fanatic, or a family-friendly skier, there's something for everyone in the Aosta Valley's five iconic resorts: Courmayeur, Cervinia, Pila, Monterosa Ski, and La Thuile.DESSERT ISLAND SKI RESORT WITH AIMEE FULLERHow to become a pro athleteIn the meantime Enjoy the mountains :) And Please do leave a review as it's the only way other like minded travellers get to find us! And don't forget to check us out on the following channels inthesnow.cominstagram.com/inthesnowTikTok@inthesnowmag youtube.com/inthesnowmagfacebook.com/inthesnowTo contact us with your suggestions for further episodes at dom@InTheSnow.com / robert@ski-press.com
Mike Pribozie hosts a stellar panel of JRA experts, including Klaus Ebner, Alan Carasso, and Alex Henry, to discuss the 2024 Japan Cup. This year, a stellar field with Japanese and European interests will race over 2400 meters at Tokyo Racecourse. Headlining the three from abroad is the Irish-bred, six-time G1 champion Auguste Rodin, whose win of the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Ascot in June secured his eligibility for the JC bonuses. France fields Goliath, winner of this year's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, and Germany brings this year's Grosser Preis von Baden champion Fantastic Moon.Japan's team lost last year's Japan Cup runner-up Liberty Island to the Hong Kong Internationals, but previous month's Tenno Sho champ Do Deuce, 2024 double classic winner Cervinia, 2023 Tenno Sho (Spring) winner Justin Palace, double G1 winner Stars on Earth, and eight others, will go to the gate Sunday gunning to keep the big money at home.
Exploring Lombardia, Piemonte, and Valdosta In this captivating episode of Kimberly's Italy, hosts Kimberly Holcombe and Tommaso invite listeners on a journey through the enchanting regions of Lombardia, Piemonte, and Val d'Aosta. Their mission is to spotlight the unique characteristics of Italy's 20 regions, with a particular focus on promoting lesser-known travel destinations. Lombardia: Diversity and Cultural Richness Kimberly and Tommaso begin by exploring Lombardia, a region renowned for its varied landscapes and significant economic contributions. Milan, the cultural and economic hub, takes center stage as Kimberly shares her personal experiences from living in this vibrant city. She candidly discusses the allure of Milan alongside the challenges posed by increased tourism. The hosts also highlight other noteworthy cities in Lombardy, such as Brescia, celebrated for its rich art and food culture, and Bergamo, known for its well-preserved medieval center. Their reminiscences of trips around the picturesque Lake Como and Lake Lugano, including an unforgettable encounter with Ferraris, add a personal touch to the episode. Piemonte: A Land of Culinary Delights and Natural Beauty The journey continues to Piemonte, a region distinguished by its geographical diversity. Kimberly and Tommaso delve into the world of Barolo wine and truffles, key highlights of Piemonte's culinary scene. They discuss the vibrant city of Torino and the lesser-known gem of Vercelli, famous for its expansive rice fields that attract cyclists and offer exciting river sports. This segment is a treat for food and wine enthusiasts as well as nature lovers. Val d'Aosta: Italy's Smallest Region with Grand Scenery Finally, the hosts turn their attention to Val d'Aosta, Italy's smallest region, celebrated for its pristine air and natural beauty—a stark contrast to the urban hustle of Milan. Kimberly and Tomasso share exhilarating skiing experiences at the Matterhorn and Cervinia, and explore the region's impressive wine production and breathtaking scenery, especially around Courmayeur. This segment promises to inspire outdoor adventurers and those seeking tranquility. Follow us on Social Media Instagram Facebook Looking Ahead Stay tuned as Kimberly and Tommaso continue their biweekly journey through Italy's regions, providing invaluable insights and travel tips. Thank you for joining us on Kimberly's Italy, where every episode brings you closer to the heart of this magnificent country. Happy travels!
I nostri politici sono meglio dei protagonisti della Wacky Races. Fonti: account TikTok, @nostalgiacartoni, 7 febbraio 2023; video "Caso Boccia, Sangiuliano in lacrime: “Chiedo scusa a mia moglie e Meloni" pubblicato sul sito lastampa.it il 4 settembre 2024; video "Salis: "Beccaria e penitenziari minorili vanno chiusi" pubblicato sul canale Youtube Corriere della Sera il 9 settembre 2024; video "Salvini difende il Ponte sullo Stretto: «Anche ai tempi di Brunelleschi c'erano i no-cupola»" pubblicato sul canale Youtube Corriere della Sera il 9 settembre 2024; video "#Santanchè sulla "brand reputation" di #Cervinia dopo il cambio nome" pubblicato sul canale Youtube TG La7 il 30 novembre 2023; video "Il linguaggio sempre più creativo del ministro Urso" pubblicato sul sito striscialanotizia.mediaset.it il 21 marzo 2023; video "LOLLOBRIGIDA: “50.000 API OSPITATE SULLA TERRAZZA DEL MINISTERO ATTACCATO DA VESPE E CALABRONI" pubblicato sul canale Youtube AGENZIA ITALIA NEWS il 10 settembre 2024; estratto dell'episodio "Le feste popolari dedicate alla Dea della Spiga - 08/09/2021" del programma Vitalia - Alle origini della festa, disponibile sul sito raiplay.it; video pubblicato sulla pagina Facebook di Francesco Lollobrigida l'11 settembre 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jaetaan sulle varteenotettavia ideoita lomalle Sisiliaan tai vastaavasti aivan toiseen päähän Italiaa: Alpeille! Ideoita päiväretkille, vähän budjetista ja ylipäänsä mahdollisuuksista. Mitä me juontajat muistetaan omilta Italian lomilta ennen muuttamista? Mainitaan ainakin aperitivot, snorklailu, kylpylä ja roadtripit! Suuntana Sisilia tai Cervinia? Ota ideat talteen! CiaoCastin IG: ciaocast_podi
L'aeroporto di Malpensa cambia nome Fonti: video "Fantozzi - Clip "E' un bel direttore!" pubblicato sull'account Youtube di Eagle Picture il 9 ottobre 2015; video "Berlusconi-show: gli ultimi dieci anni tra gag e gaffe" pubblicato sull'account Youtube di Alanews il 12 giugno 2023; video "Frode fiscale, Berlusconi condannato" pubblicato sull'account Youtube di Euronews il 26 ottobre 2012; video "Leoluca Orlando contro Giovanni Falcone - per non dimenticare" pubblicato sull'account Youtube di di MediNapoli Edizioni il 20 agosto 2011; video "La gaffe del ministro Lollobrigida: «Per fortuna la siccità ha colpito il Sud e la Sicilia...»" pubblicato sull'account Youtube del Corriere della Sera l'11 maggio 2024; video "Salvini live su Instagram: le sue risposte agli haters" pubblicato sull'account Youtube di AvLive il 12 maggio 2020; video "Cervinia cambia nome, la reazione della ministra Santanchè: «Ma siete matti?»" pubblicato sull'account Youtube del Corriere della Sera il 1 dicembre 2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
L'idea della ministra Daniela Santanché. Fonti: account TikTok @s7ormyofficial, 2 settembre 2022; video "#Santanchè sulla "brand reputation" di #Cervinia dopo il cambio nome" pubblicato sul canale Youtube TG La7 il 30 novembre 2023; video "Maltempo a Cogne, Valnontey isolata e sommersa dal fango: "Nessuno se l'aspettava a questi livelli"" pubblicato sul canale Youtube Local Team il 1 luglio 2024; account Facebook Rete Italiana Antifascista, 1 gennaio 2023; video "Star Trek Teletrasporto" pubblicato sul canale Youtube freddynofear l'1 maggio 2012; video "Naufragi nel Mediterraneo: la soluzione di Paolo Villaggio - La Zanzara 22.4.2015" pubblicato sul canale Youtube Zanzara Republic il 28 agosto 2022. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Horse Racing: 2nd-Favorite Cervinia Marks 1st GI Victory in Japanese Oaks
My guest today worked for Club Med from 2009 to 2021. She was born in Italy, has an English Literature degree from SMU, and is currently pursuing her MBA at Bellevue University. Her first season was in Club Med Sandpiper as a Reception and Planning G.O. She held other positions such as Reception Manager and Room Division Manager. I hope you are ready for some funny and interesting stories because this guest has them! From Italy, but now living in Dallas Texas, please help me welcome, Giulia Fitzgerald! Giulia worked in the Club Med resorts of Sandpiper, Turks & Caicos, Cherating, Cervinia, and Napitia in Italy, to name a few. Giulia has a ton of interesting stories to share with us. Stories like scuba diving with Tiger sharks at Club Med Columbus Isle, a rather amusing “monkey” story from Cherating, and a wild Matterhorn ski story when she was in Cervinia, that you have to hear to believe! We engaged in some rapid-fire questions with Giulia as well as go over if she misses anything about Club Med and who she enjoyed working with. Please enjoy this episode with a very entertaining person! **My First Season podcast has always been ad-free and free to listen to and is available to download on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Samsung Podcasts, Podbean App, Podchaser, Spotify, Amazon Music/Audible, TuneIn + Alexa, iHeartRadio, PlayerFM, Pandora and Listen Notes. And if you like what you hear, please leave a review on Apple podcasts.
Lunedì 8 e martedì 9 aprile alcuni degli chalet più in di Cervinia ospiteranno “Il Cervino è in buone mani”, evento enogastronomico che celebra le eccellenze alimentari di MGM Alimentari, punto di riferimento nella selezione e distribuzione di cibi pregiati in Italia e nel mondo, reinterpretate da grandi chef
ROMA (ITALPRESS) - Un Suv che assomiglia a un gatto delle nevi, con tanto di cingoli al posto delle ruote. E' questo l'aspetto che più colpisce del Nissan X-Trail e-4ORCE pensato per i servizi di soccorso sulle piste da sci, che il costruttore giapponese ha presentato a Cervinia e in altre quattro capitali degli sport della neve. I sedili posteriori sono stati rimossi per consentire l'installazione di una barella, un portapacchi, pale da neve, una sirena, una barra luminosa lampeggiante e potenti luci, anche sul cofano. Rivisti i parafanghi, adesso più larghi per accogliere i cingoli, supportare un verricello e un gancio da traino rinforzato. Le pedane laterali sono state pensate per facilitare l'accesso, visto che questo X-Trail è 23 cm più alto della versione stradale.tvi/gtr
Time to mention today's sponsors, Ski Independence & Canada's Alberta. The team at Ski Independence have been sending customers to Alberta's ski resorts for almost 30 years. With oodles of personal experience, they know all about the best places to stay, the best travel options… and everything in between: from Banff's best après-ski locations, to breathtaking scenery at Lake Louise, or how to get the best out of a multi-centre itinerary – they highly recommended road-tripping up the spectacular Icefields Parkway between Lake Louise and Jasper for an experience like no other.Visit ski-i.com/alberta to find out more about booking Canada's Alberta with tailor-made specialists Ski Independence.******************NEWS:Snowcamp AJ Bell 3 Valley's Rally Val Thorens, April 13-16Dave Ryding takes bronzeGreen Les ArcsChamonix has reported the most snowfall in the worldA ski chalet above Cervinia with views from the Italian side of the Matterhorn. that was a ruin in 2015 is now on sale at €24m Tragic accident in St Gervais******************Weather reportBrought to our listeners in association with our friends atSkiWeekends The flexible ski holiday experts, choose form 10 fantastic catered chalets and over 100 hotels in over 40 resorts. You can stay as long as you like with SkiWeekends.******************Gear Reviews - Avalanche Air Bag Back PacksBest for Ski touring… If you're looking at day tours only then the 25 litre Scott Patrol Ultralight at under 2kg's is perfect. £1,100 from scott-sports.comThe slightly larger ORTOVOX Avabag :iTRIC Tour 30 litre pack at £1,250 is a good bet. ortovox.comBest for freeriding - Again you can tour with this pack it's just slightly larger the Mammut Pro 45 removable airbag 3.0 costs £650 it's 45 litres in size and has a removable airbag system with carbon cartridges. Check that out at mammut.com Best for travelling - The Deuter Alproof Lite 30 pack comes with loads of tech and a battery that is easy to travel with. £1,300 from deutergb.co.uk ******************Looking back on 2023Best trip/resortROB: Big Sky in Montana.DOM: 10 Day Colorado road trip to Beaver Creek, Vail and BreckenridgeBest aprèsROB: Interlaken, SwitzerlandDOM: Tignes Best bit of kitROB: Armada Declivity 102TiDOM: Sweet Protection Helmet Igniter Helly Hansen Elevation Ski GearIn the meantime Happy Skiing :). Please do leave a review it's the only way other like minded skiers get to find us! And don't forget to check us out on the following channels inthesnow.comyoutube.com/inthesnowmagfacebook.com/inthesnowinstagram.com/inthesnowand contact us with your suggestions for further episodes at hello@InTheSnow.com
Discovering Innsbruck in the Tirol, Austria, plus is heliskiing in Chile the ultimate bucket list trip? Host Iain Martin was joined by Elena Protopopow (Tirol Tourist Board) and Lucy Aspden-Kean (Ski editor, The Telegraph) for this episode. Intersport Ski Hire Discount Code Save money on your ski hire by using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' at intersportrent.com, or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied at the checkout. SHOW NOTES We covered skiing in the Lake District in Episode 73 (3:00) Tim (Inspired Italy) reports from the Dolomites, Italy (5:30) Andy Butterworth (Kaluma Ski) reports from St Anton, Austria (7:00) Alex Armand (Tip Top Ski Coaching) reports from Cervinia, Italy (9:45) You'd need a Ski IQ of 153 to top the Carv Leaderboard in Italy this week ( Iain spoke to Charlotte Bankes about her World Championships win with Huw Nightingale in Episode 188 (11:45) Kirsty Muir was 2nd in the Big Air in Beijing Listen to Iain's interview with Kirsty in Episode 174 Iain interviewed XC skiers Andrew Musgrave & Andrew Young in December 2021 (12:25) Vail Resorts are buying Crans Montana (13:00) Lucy travelled to Chile with Eleven Experience (16:00) Heliskiing is not like this (from Ski Sunday) (29:30) Take a look at the beautiful Zaha Hadid station designs in Innsbruck (32:00) The Bergisil Ski Jump hosts the ‘Four Hills Ski Jumping' competition in January (34:00) Ski above Innsbruck at Nordkette, or nearby at Kuhtai, Stubai or Seefeld (36:00) Listen to Hannah talking about the NightJet train via Amsterdam in Episode 176 (39:00) The Ski Plus City Pass covers all 13 resorts around Innsbruck plus local attractions (42:00) Feedback I enjoy all feedback about the show, I like to know what you think, especially about our features so please contact on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com Lou Pode: "You do really innovative, interesting podcasts!" Andrew Dollery: "I just wanted to compliment you on recent episodes: you're on fine form!" Andy A: "Really enjoying your podcasts over the last month and so looking forward to this winter." Tim Raglan: "As an avid listener I wanted to thank you for the work you do. It was your podcast that gave me the push to work in Verbier last winter and it was one of the best decisions of my life!" If you like the podcast, there are three things you can do to help: 1) Review us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 2) Subscribe so you never miss a podcast 3) Book your ski hire with Intersport Rent using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' or take this link There are now 195 episodes to catch up with: just go to www.theskipodcast.com and search around the tags and categories: you're bound to find something of interest. You can follow me @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast
Pomeriggio 5, Bruno Vespa: Demolisce La Trovata Della Sinistra!Ospite di Myrta Merlino a Pomeriggio 5, Bruno Vespa ha commentato una delle notizie più particolari degli ultimi giorni. Stiamo parlando della vicenda che riguarda il cambio nome di Cervinia, una delle località sciistiche più note. Ecco cosa ha detto il noto giornalista in proposito.#breakingnews #ultimenotizie #notiziedelgiorno #notizie #cronaca #brunovespa #pomeriggio5 #myrtamerlino #sinistra
Negli ultimi tempi, all'estremo confine nord-occidentale c'è una questione spinosa. Si discute del nome che deve avere una località. Il che, come la storia, ci ha insegnato, non è un fatto da poco. Al pari di molti insediamenti a ridosso del confine svizzero-francese presenti in Valle d'Aosta, ricchi di minoranze linguistiche e di multiculturalità, Le Breuil-Cervinia ha un'eredità complessa, ma in questi giorni il suo caso ci sta mostrando quante tensioni irrisolte possono essere scoperchiate per via di un dettaglio, quanto per i politici il gradimento sia fondamentale, e quanto ancora non riusciamo a fare mai davvero i conti con il nostro passato recente.Fonti degli inserti audio contenuti in questa puntata: “Climb a mountain”; “In the snow”; “White nights”; “Questions”; “Mountain sky”
Addio a Shane McGowan dei Pogues. La sciabolata di Attila è arrivata al nord. Cervinia non cambia più nome. Il prequel di Willy Wonka. Speciale fast food e subito dopo bruciamo con Aldo Rock!
Giletti va a Cervinia con il suo programma Cronacron per indagare sul nome di questa località che cambierà nome. Classifica del venerdì. Lavarsi i denti sotto la doccia è normale? Roberto Ferrari lo chiede agli italiani.
Alla Cop28 (che si tiene a Dubai non in Arabia Saudita) hanno reso operativo il fondo Loss and Damage, Cervinia non cambierà nome alla fine e in Nepal hanno fatto passi avanti queer. Le multe ricordate che vi arrivano per posta, Luxottica farà lavorare i suoi dipendenti 4 giorni a settimana con la stessa paga e New York non sarà più a prova di Spider-Man. Questo e altro nella puntata di oggi, buona giornata!
È stato massacrato di botte da un quindicenne in auto con la madre per essersi fermato a un incrocio con il semaforo giallo provocando così un piccolo tamponamento. È accaduto a Torino, il ragazzo è stato denunciato e vi parliamo di questa vicenda con la moglie dell'uomo picchiato perché racconta di una sensazione largamente diffusa che l'aggressività sia sempre più dilagante. Andiamo poi a Cervinia per approfondire e capire la fondatezza di una polemica che si è innescata da due giorni sulla toponomastica del comune valdostano
(50 - 432) Dove la giornata è dominata dalla destination e dalla brand reputation dopo che Cervinia pare voglia cambiare nome. Poi andiamo a conoscere il super-portinaio di Monza Mimmo l'Egiziano di cui ha parlato oggi il Corriere della Sera. Chiudiamo con la situazione seria in cui versa la Torre della Garisenda a Bologna per la sua instabilità. Ci racconta tutto il sindaco di Bologna Matteo Lepore. In onda Davide Facchini con Luigi Ambrosio.
We find out about the Dolomites in Italy, the days of ski trips by coach and discuss booking trends in the UK market. Iain was joined by Lou Anderton from Inspired Italy and Dan Fox from Ski Weekends. Intersport Ski Hire Discount Code Save money on your ski hire by using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' at intersportrent.com, or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied at the checkout. SHOW NOTES Alex Irwin of the YouTube channel 150 Days of Winter skied in Val Thorens (3:20) Betony Garner was in Verbier (4:30) Dave Burrows from SnowPros Ski School reported from Glacier 3000 (5:30) Dan will be skiing in Verbier this weekend (7:30) Listen to our interview with Warren Smith (8:00) Dave Ryding finished 4th in Obergurgl by just 0.01s (9:00) The Speed Opening races in Zermatt & Cervinia were cancelled again (9:30) For a 20% discount on the best available rate at Banff Sunshine Village listeners should email hotelmanager@skibanff.com (10:15) The Dolomites are in the north-east of Italy (11:30) Fly to Innsbruck, Verona, Munich, Venice or Milan (12:00) The Dolomiti Superski claims 1200km of skiing on one ski pass (14:00) The Sella Ronda is the ‘Circle Line' of the Dolomites (15:30) The next Winter Olympics will be in Milan-Cortina in 2026 (18:00) Inspired Italy offer ‘ski safaris' across the region (21:30) The Ikon Pass now includes Dolomiti Superski (25:00) Harris Holidays were the original coach holidays specialists (26:00) Dan took over Ski Weekends in 2007 (27:30) Ski Weekends stopped offering the coach in 2016 (29:45) Dan is based in St Gervais for the winter (37:00) Ski Weekend's chalet in Les Gets sleeps up to 38 people Listen to Iain's full episode interview with Eddie The Eagle (40:30) Eddie will be on ‘Dancing On Ice' on ITV this winter (41:00) Feedback (44:00) I enjoy all feedback about the show, I like to know what you think, especially about our features so please contact on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com Thanks to everyone who contacted me about why Canadian airports start with a 'Y BobinCH: "The Bode Miller interview was great! Super interesting guy & unbelievable skier." Liv: "I've been listening to your amazing podcast and especially loved the episode with the ski companies talking about sustainability" Ruth: "Thank you for all the great content which has been keeping me sane on many long drives recently. I really appreciate the work that goes into all the episodes." Michael Oxley: "I've been absolutely loving your podcast, your guests, reviews and stories are fantastic and make for a really informative listen." Joe Childs: "Thanks again for all the info you share on The Ski Podcast. I am still working my way through the earlier recordings and finding great stuff." If you like the podcast, there are three things you can do to help: 1) Review us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 2) Subscribe so you never miss an episode 3) Book your ski hire with Intersport Rent using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' or taking this link You can follow me @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast
ROMA (ITALPRESS) - In questa edizione:- Coppa Davis, l'Italia piega l'Olanda con un super Sinner- Milan spuntato, con la Fiorentina un solo risultato- Vingegaard rivela “Saltai un controllo per irreperibilità nel 2019"- Piacenza ko in champions, Civitanova vince facile- Roda “Gare rinviate a Cervinia? Proveremo a recuperare"- Champions e campionati, Dazn punta sul calcio femminilemc/gtr
Né en Savoie dans les Alpes, Alexis passe toute son enfance sur des skis. Faire de sa passion son métier lui apparaît très rapidement comme une évidence et il se spécialise dans la discipline de ski alpin dès son lycée. Alexis se fait vite repérer et collectionne les titres : 34 victoires en coupe du monde, 3 médailles olympiques, 6 globes de cristal. Un palmarès hallucinant. Mais ces performances révèlent un entraînement difficile et précis. Un quotidien strict qui impose des sacrifices, qu'Alexis nous partage sans filtres. Dans cet épisode découvrez : La préparation physique d'une saison de ski alpin, Comment mentaliser les difficultés, Comment soigner sa santé mentale lorsqu'on est sportif de haut niveau, Les multiples disciplines comprises dans le ski alpin, Comment revenir après une mauvaise saison, L'évolution des entraînements grâce aux nouveaux outils de calcul de performance, Alexis est conscient que son sport fait partie des plus touchés par la crise climatique. Il a notamment fait le choix fort de boycotter les descentes de Zermatt et Cervinia en novembre, motivé par des préoccupations environnementales et en réponse aux travaux controversés sur le glacier. Un échange rempli d'anecdotes et de réflexions profondes sur l'évolution du sport et de son impact sur notre mental. Alexis partage également des clefs applicables facilement pour augmenter ses résultats dans n'importe quel domaine. Pas besoin d'être passionné de ski pour plonger cet épisode, foncez ! TIMELINE : 00:00:00 - Les Footix du Ski 00:07:47 - Vitesse et danger sur les pistes 00:16:19 - Présentation d'Alexis Pinturault 00:37:01 - Condition physique d'un skieur professionnel 00:48:15 - La recherche de la meilleure performance 01:07:33 - Savoir jauger sa propre limite 01:22:55 - Les débuts dans la compétition 01:29:33 - Les prochains objectifs d'Alexis Pinturault 01:36:00 - Différence entre Slalom géant et Super G 01:38:40 - Questions de fin d'épisode Avec Alexis, nous avons cité d'anciens épisodes de GDIY : #272 Mike Horn - Poser un cadre pour vivre libre #342: Thierry Marx - De la cité à la cuisine étoilée : l'extraction sociale d'un titan #302 : Thierry Pick- Les secrets de management d'un laveur de carreaux Avec Alexis, nous avons parlé de : Ski Alpin Kitzbühel Club Med Tignes Sebastien Amiez Courchevel Alexis vous recommande de lire: Latitude Zéro, Mike Horn Si vous avez apprécié cet épisode, laissez un commentaire sur nos posts LinkedIn ou Instagram. Si vous voulez faire découvrir cet épisode, taguez un ami. La musique du générique vous plaît ? C'est à Morgan Prudhomme que je la dois ! Contactez-le sur : https://studio-module.com. Vous souhaitez sponsoriser Génération Do It Yourself ou nous proposer un partenariat ? Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire. Vous pouvez contacter Alexis Pinturault sur instagram, facebook, linkedin et sur son site.
MILANO (ITALPRESS) - "Sicuramente bisogna diminuire le gare, se ne parla sempre poi queste gare aumentano", sottolinea il presidente della Fisi, a margine della presentazione delle Dolomiti SuperSki.pia/glb/mrv
Alors que Joe Biden fête aujourd'hui ses 81 ans, c'est un ultra-libéral “anti-système” de 53 ans, Javier Milieu, qui devient président de l'Argentine, ce matin. Alors que Zermatt et Cervinia ont voulu défier la nature pour accueillir la Coupe du monde de ski, la nature a empêché Zermatt et Cervinia d'organiser ces épreuves de la Coupe du monde de ski. Alors que le n°1 de l'abbaye de Saint-Maurice a quitté son poste, suite à des accusations d'abus sexuels, son remplaçant se retrouve accusé, dans une enquête de Mise au Point… d'abus sexuels. Raison pour laquelle, alors que Lorie sort ce matin une nouvelle version de “Sur un air latino”, j'ai plutôt choisi l'excellent groupe vaudois de garage-rock Broken Bridge pour illustrer cet épisode, avec son titre… “Sex Offender”.
Après l'annulation des descentes messieurs le week-end dernier, Zermatt/Cervinia compte sur une météo clémente les 18 et 19 novembre 2023 pour les descentes des dames. Patrick Délétroz est sur place.
ROMA (ITALPRESS) - In questa edizione:- Humane Ai Pin sostituirà gli smartphone?- Ferrarelle accelera su innovazione e sostenibilità- Open Fiber, a Cervinia banda ultralarga per la Coppa del Mondo di scifsc/gtr
ROMA (ITALPRESS) - In questa edizione: - Il garante a Cgil e Uil: mancano requisiti per sciopero generale - Hamas esclude scambi parziali di prigionieri - Morta Indi, il papà: "Siamo affranti e pieni di vergogna” - Eredità Lollobrigida: per Piazzolla condanna a 3 anni - Confindustria critica la manovra del governo - Legnano: spara a compagna e poi si suicida - Open Fiber, a Cervinia banda ultralarga per la Coppa del Mondo di sci - Previsioni 3B Meteo 14 Novembregsl
VALTOURNENCHE (ITALPRESS) - Corre veloce la connessione alla Coppa del Mondo di sci di Cervinia. Open Fiber, principale operatore italiano per la realizzazione delle reti in fibra ottica, ha rinnovato l'accordo con Matterhorn Cervino Speed Opening per portare la banda larga a supporto delle discese in programma sulla Gran Becca dall'11 al 19 novembre. col/sat/red
VALTOURNENCHE (ITALPRESS) - Corre veloce la connessione alla Coppa del Mondo di sci di Cervinia. Open Fiber, principale operatore italiano per la realizzazione delle reti in fibra ottica, ha rinnovato l'accordo con Matterhorn Cervino Speed Opening per portare la banda larga a supporto delle discese in programma sulla Gran Becca dall'11 al 19 novembre. col/sat/red
VALTOURNENCHE (ITALPRESS) - Corre veloce la connessione alla Coppa del Mondo di sci di Cervinia. Open Fiber, principale operatore italiano per la realizzazione delle reti in fibra ottica, ha rinnovato l'accordo con Matterhorn Cervino Speed Opening per portare la banda larga a supporto delle discese in programma sulla Gran Becca dall'11 al 19 novembre. col/sat/red
C'est ce samedi 11 novembre 2023 que les skieurs devaient dévaler pour la première fois la piste de la Gran Becca en Coupe du Monde entre Zermatt et Cervinia. Mais la météo en a décidé autrement. Alain Thévoz est sur place. Romain Roseng, lui, suit le slalom des dames à Levi.
We explore the history of Méribel and discover Banff Sunshine Village in Canada and Killington in the States. Host Iain Martin was joined by Kendra Scurfield (Banff Sunshine Village), Kristel Killary (Killington) and David Lindsay (ESF Méribel and son of the resort's founder Sir Peter Lindsay). Intersport Ski Hire Discount Code Save money on your ski hire by using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' at intersportrent.com, or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied at the checkout. SHOW NOTES Killington opened on 03 November (1:30) Andy Butterworth from Kaluma Ski is in St Anton (5:00) Robin Shah has already been skiing in Verbier (8:45) Jen Tsang is from That's La Plagne (9:30) Save money this winter when you book your ski hire at intersportrent.com and use the code ‘SKIPODCAST' (11:30) The first ever cross-border Alpine World Cup races take place this weekend in Zermatt and Cervinia (13:00) You can read more about the debate about use of diggers on the course (13:15) Sir Peter Lindsay is recognised as the founder of Méribel (14:30) Jean-Marie Choffel is author of the book ‘Méribel since 1938' (15:45)~ Lindsay's business partner was the French Count, Jean Gaillard de la Valdenne (17:45) In 1936 Lindsay and two guides climbed La Saulire on skins and skied down to Brides-les-Bains (21:00) ESF Méribel are launching their ‘Master Classes' for January 2024 (26:00) Iain tested the Carv in Episode 171 (29:45) Kendra has her own podcast: 'For The Love of Winter' (30:00) Ski Big 3 is a joint venture between Banff Sunshine Village, Lake Louise and Mt Norquay (34:00) Find out about Banff Sunshine Village (35:00) Kendra skied with Robin Williams at Sunshine Village (39:00) Killington is the largest resort in Eastern North America (41:00) Killington's partner is Pico Mountain (42:00) Listen to Iain's report on skiing in Australia in Episode 182 Over Thanksgiving Weekend (Nov 25/26) Killington is hosting the Women's World Cup (47:30) Discover Cow Power in Killington (48:30) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQlsLiDjc_4 Feedback Amy Stewart: "I've been a long time listener and got to listen to Episode 182 about Perisher and Thredbo. I love it, as a long time instructor over here it's awesome to finally hear about this unique ski area on an international level. This podcast was great through the pandemic when I was over here to keep me in touch with the winter season back in Europe!" Oli: "It was great to meet you at London Snow Show. Great talk. Looking forward to listening to more episodes this winter!" James: "I really enjoy the podcast, with the wide range of topics. Keep up the good work." Hans Weeren: "I just started listening to your podcast. Nice work!" Miranda Slater: "Very big congrats on being honoured with a finalist position. Keep up the good work as you are a great channel." Matt Hayes: "Congratulations on a great achievement for the pod. Hopefully it serves as some compensation and recognition of the time, dedication and quality that you put in." If you like the podcast, there are three things you can do to help: 1) Review us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 2) Subscribe, so you don't miss another episode 3) Book your ski hire with Intersport Rent using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' or by taking this link You can follow Iain @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast
In this episode we are joined by Claudia Wyss from Zermatt Cableways. Claudia shares with us all the details about the new Matterhorn Alpine Crossing, the recently opened cableway connection between Zermatt in Switzerland and Cervinia in Italy. Listen now to learn about:Everything about the new Matterhorn Alpine cable car crossingWhat the trip from Zermatt to Cervinia involvesHighlights of traveling on the cable car crossingEssential tips and prices for the alpine crossingWhat Claudia loves about the Matterhorn Alpine CrossingFor further information and the full show notes from this episode, visit https://holidaystoswitzerland.com/episode80>> Visit our shop for helpful Switzerland travel guides and resources.Connect with us:WebsiteInstagramFacebook groupNewsletterThis podcast is sponsored by Switzerland Tourism. #ineedswitzerland
Un evento enogastronomico da non perdere il prossimo 26 agosto con la cena a 6 mani che vedrà protagonisti gli chef Enrico Derflingher, Silvia Regi Baracchi e Giovanni Porretto, per un'esperienza culinaria di alto livello presso il ristorante “La Chandelle” dell'Hotel Hermitage Relais & Châteaux di Breuil-Cervinia, in un'atmosfera ricercata ed elegante resa unica dalla vista privilegiata sul Cervino.
We discuss skiing in the Aosta Valley in Italy and the effect of the climate crisis on board sports. Iain was joined by guests Sam Haddad and Rob Rees. SHOW NOTES Sam was last on the show in Episode 157, our snowboard special (0:30) Rob reported from the Bergisel Ski Jumping comp in Austria in Episode 167 Val d'Isere opened for summer skiing last weekend (4:45) Alex Armand from Tip Tip Ski Coaching reported from Les 2 Alpes (5:00) Steve Angus reported from Val d'Isère (5:45) For more on skiing in Australia & NZ, listen to Episode 97 – the ‘Down Under' special (9:00) LISTEX Luxury took place in London in June 2023 (9:30) Rob visited the Aosta Valley (10:00) Resorts in the Aosta Valley include Courmayeur, La Thuile, Cervinia, Aosta/Pila, Champoluc and Monterosa Rob stayed in Champoluc (15:00) He then moved on to Cervinia (16:00) Rob also skied in Pila, based in Aosta (17:00) There are Roman ruins in Aosta (18:30) Read about the possible Champoluc-Cervinia lift here (21:15) Find out about the Alpine Green Experience offer (22:00) Sam's new Substack is called 'Climate and Board Sports' (25:00) Lauren MacCallum from POW was on Episode 168 (27:15) Al Judge from Montagne Verte was on our sustainability special (28:00) Read Sam's interview with Just Stop Oil protestors at a FIS event in Norway (28:30) FIS athletes have been lobbying the organisation (32:00) FIS have been accused of greenwashing (33:00) The number of steps from the Mer de Glace has increased over the years (35:00) Feedback (37:00) I enjoy all feedback about the show, I like to know what you think, ideas for features so please contact on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com Adrian Cheeseman: "Love the podcast. Keeps me going, even listened to it while doing the Great North run last year." If you like the podcast, there are couple of things you can do to help: 1) Review us on Apple Podcasts 2) Buy me a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/theskipodcast You can follow me @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast. Thanks to Les 3 Vallées for sponsoring the show
Only a handful of ski resorts in the Alps will in future offer reliable snow cover throughout the season. These include Val d'Isere, Tignes and Val Thorens in France, Cervinia in Italy, and Zermatt in Switzerland – not forgetting the Austrian glaciers.
Stanley Larsen was one of the original Hot Doggers. Known for his loose contest runs that earned him titles like Canadian National Champion, French Freestyle Champion, Swiss Aerial Champion, and European Champion, Stanley was so much more than a contest guy. Fifty years before the Nimbus Crew existed, Stanley Larsen was looked at as the first skier to look at the mountain like a blank canvas and make art with his skiing. And when his skiing was done, Stanley made art in Hollywood, directing Super Bowl commercials and more. On the podcast, we talk about his counterculture roots, Dick Barrymore, Warren Miller, The Marlboro Tour, the death of hotdog skiing, and more. These history lessons are important and not to be missed. Stanley Larsen Show Notes: 5:00: Saving lives, unbelievable Stanley skills, growing up in Seattle in the bike business. 10 :00: Getting into skiing through a church he never went inside, racing, counterculture Stanley, and he was going to be a pro skier 19:00: Best Day Brewing: All of the flavor of your favorite IPA or Kolsch, without the alcohol, the calories, and sugar. Elan Skis: Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better 21:00: Getting on the Allslop Tour, Sun Valley, Vail Gelande, Warren Miller, and Stanley's patented loose style, earning respect, and creating the IFSA 39:30: Stanley: Get 30% off sitewide with the code drinkfast Peter Glenn Ski and Sports: Over 60 years of getting you out there 41:30: Overnight success of freestyle, Scott Megrino's injury changes everything, keeping the TV contract, all his titles, and the Cervinia story 49:00: Marlboro Tour, going to Iran with Dick Bass and a Rockefeller to solve Utah's transportation problems, and being a celebrity 56:00: Assignment K2, the Clambin scene, the differences between Dick and Warren, transitioning to being behind the lens 80:00: Inappropriate Questions with Phil Sifferman
CAI Milano: 150 anni di appassionata storiaUn nutrito calendario di eventi guiderà le celebrazioni dei 150 anni del CAI Milano per i prossimi mesi fino ad arrivare a novembre, mese in cui nacque nel lontano 1873 in un aula del Politecnico di Milano.Fatti in breveI Fatti in breve selezionati per questa settimana ci parlano di Bonatti a cui il Museo Nazionale della Montagna dedicherò uno spazio espositivo permanente, e del Progetto Appennino per chi vuole avviare imprese attive in ambito montano. Da una parte del Cervino fa discutere il progetto di un nuovo ecomostro e dall'altra la scelta di portare in Slovenia la produzione del famoso Toblerone.
¡Hola amigos! ¡Aquí estamos con nuevo Hablamos de esquí! Esta semana hablamos en profundidad del skijoring, un deporte de equipo entre un humano y un perro. Para ello contamos con Víctor Carrasco, que tiene un palmarés alucinante y Mónica Pacheco, veterinaria y responsable del comité de Mushing de la RFEDI. También respondemos a la pregunta de uno de vosotros sobre el bikejoring y el skijoring. Os contamos una curiosidad que, aunque no sea de esquí propiamente dicho, sí nos interesa porque... ¿quién ha ido a Zermatt o Cervinia y no ha hecho la foto del Mattehorn con una tableta de Toblerone? Pues esa foto ya no se va a poder hacer. Fernando de Córdoba, estratega de marca, conocido como @gamusino en Twitter, nos cuenta por qué. Y hablamos de las finales de la Copa del Mundo que están teniendo lugar en Soldeu. Los treinta mejores esquiadores y esquiadoras de la temporada, en cada disciplina, se dan cita en Andorra para la última prueba de la Copa del Mundo de esquí alpino. Y tenemos el placer de contar con una entrevista a Mikaela Shiffrin, ganadora del Globo de Cristal de la General, del Gigante y del Slalom, nada más llegar a Andorra. Quim Salarich, por su parte, aunque no se ha podido clasificar para las finales de Soldeu, ha conseguido el tercer puesto final en la Copa de Europa de Slalom. ¡Fantástico final de temporada! Todo esto y alguna cosa más, como siempre. Si te gusta, comparte el audio con tus amigos y ayúdanos a llegar a más gente. Puedes participar en Hablamos de esquí mandando notas de audio al WhatsApp 682 73 44 05 y también te puedes hacer mecenas de Hablamos de esquí. Por cada cinco euros que mandes por bizum al 682 73 44 05 tendrás una participación en el sorteo final de la temporada. ¡Y nuestro agradecimiento!
It was three years ago that we launched our podcast and today we're in a village that dates back to 1930. It is now evolving into what should become one of the most important future destinations for skiers in the whole of Europe.
Ski tourism in Europe has been facing severe challenges in recent years, the most pressing one being climate change and its diverse consequences. Some ski resorts with its local businesses are dependent on constant ski tourism while others have started engaging in a path towards more diversified and sustainable tourism. We talked to Christian Zwanziger, the spokesperson for tourism of the Bavarian Green Party, and Irene Berthod, the president of the merchants, bars and restaurants association in the popular ski resort Cervinia, Italy. Find out what this entails and how ski tourism can answer fundamental questions about its future, in the light of an ongoing climate, biodiversity and energy crisis. This episode was hosted by Hannah Kleine and Silvie Carrel. Edited and sound engineered by Hannah Kleine. Music by John Sib and Winking Fox Music.
We discuss touring the Alps in a camper van, going off-grid in Les 3 Vallées, ski jumping in Innsbruck and follow up on the Ice Swimming World Championships in Samoens. Iain was joined by Katie Bamber - online editor at Fall Line Magazine - and freelance journalist Katja Gaskell. SHOW NOTES Katie last skied in Cervinia, Italy (2:30) Al Morgan will be reporting on the SIGB Ski Test in Episode 168 (3:00) Iain reports on snow conditions in Meribel last week (3:30) Iain rented Rossignol Sky 7 skis from Intersport, fitted with touring bindings (4:00) https://twitter.com/skipedia/status/1614563311441395718 Steve Angus reports from Val d'Isère (5:00) Stephen Spiers was skiing at Glencoe Mountain in Scotland (6:20) Jim Duncombe reports from La Clusaz (8:00) The Ice Swimming World Championships took place in Samoens (10:00) https://twitter.com/theskipodcast/status/1616383120063725570 Iain spoke with Team GB competitor Cathy Munro in Episode 166 Katie Bamber toured the Alps in an adapted camper van last winter (18:30) Read Katie's article in Fall Line Magazine (20:00) Katie previously lived in Sun Valley, Idaho (26:00, 27:20) Iain ski toured to the Refuge du Saut in Meribel (28:45) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiwA0XOPDvY Rob Rees reported from the Bergisel Ski Jumping event in Innsbruck (37:30) Feedback I enjoy all feedback about the show, so please contact on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com Laura Hargrave: "I've come across your podcast recently and I have to say that I LOVE it." Dave Mills: "Recent convert, brilliant format and unbelieveable variety of ski, boarding, equipment, sustainability and resort-related subjects; now hooked for life!" There are over 160 episodes to catch up with and 141 were listened to in the last week. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss an episode. You can follow Iain @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast. Thank you to Les 3 Vallées - the world's largest ski area - for sponsoring the show.
2023 promises to be the year many listeners will finally be able to visit (or revisit) Switzerland . To help you prepare for your Switzerland trip, in this episode of the podcast I share my tips for securing your preferred accommodation and transport, give you an update on the different Swiss transport passes for 2023 and some ideas to consider if you'd like to head to a quieter, less-known destination for a day or two.And make sure you keep listening to the end of this episode as I have some very exciting news about an exclusive bonus offer for the Holidays to Switzerland audience. Listen now to learn about:Any changes to the various Swiss rail passes for 2023The new GoldenPass ExpressSeat reservations on premium panoramic trainsWhy you should make your trip bookings earlyLess-known towns to consider visitingThe new cableway from Zermatt to Cervinia in ItalyA Holidays to Switzerland exclusive offerFor further information and the full show notes from this episode, visit https://holidaystoswitzerland.com/episode63>> Visit our shop for helpful Switzerland travel guides and resources.Connect with us:WebsiteInstagramFacebook groupNewsletterThis podcast is sponsored by Switzerland Tourism. #ineedswitzerland
Snow news - In France, the Southern Alps resort of Serre Chevalier has done well with 35cm's on the lower slopes and 170 on the upper.The northern Alps resorts including the Portes do Soleil region aren't faring as well, but Avoriaz has some excellent on piste conditions and they had some fresh snow this week too.Switzerland is a similar picture new snow this week on the upper runs, conditions are good on-piste at higher altitudes. Italy has seen better conditions Cervinia has 130cms on its upper slopes, and the Dolomites are holding up well. Austria again is about altitude St Anton in good shape but the lower resorts are relying on artificial snow. North America Vail 130cms on the upper slopes and 50cms on the lower. Similar conditions over in Whistler but with significant snowfall coming. News - €36m Plan To Redevelop North African Ski Area Unveiled in OukaimedenA School Bus with A Dry Slope as Jibworx have announced they're working to covert an American school bus.French ski resort Les Gets has become the first in Europe to ban smoking on its ski slopes.Plans for £300m leisure resort with ski slope, water park and hotels in Wales to be submitted this month.GearDare2b jacket - Men's Mountaineer II Wool JacketOsprey Kamber 30 backpackHenrix helmet from BernMessy Weekend goggles - Flip black xep modelOakley mod5 helmetForcefield, pro l2 dynamic back protectorLes 2 Alpes vs DavosResort level: Davos is one of the highest villages in Europe at 1560m L2A 1650 Highest point: 2844 metres Davos and 3600 metres for L2AKM's of piste? 200 km's of that in les 2alpes - Davos-Klosters is surprisingly large with over 250 kms of runs!Number of lifts: 48 at L2A - 50 in DavosDidn't know you could ski thereSki in South Africa - Tiffendale ski area https://tiffindell.co.za/Lesotho itself there's another ski area called Afriski afriski.netIn the meantime Happy Skiing :). Please do leave a review it's the only way other like minded skiers get to find us! And don't forget to check us out on the following channels inthesnow.comyoutube.com/inthesnowmagfacebook.com/inthesnowinstagram.com/inthesnowand contact us with your suggestions for further episodes at hello@InTheSnow.com
In Episode 163 Iain has his ski boots fitted at Profeet, we discuss how to protect your skin when skiing and look at La Plagne glacier lift changes. Iain was joined by Jen Tsang from La Plagne and regular guest and equipment expert Al Morgan from SkiKitInfo.com and down the line by Michelle Baker from Melanoma Fund and Tim Fawke from Snowsport England. SHOW NOTES Jen last appeared on the snow in Episode 99 Al skied in Obertauern in Austria The Ski Podcast is sponsored by Les 3 Vallées - the largest ski area in the world Patrick Thorne is author of 'Around the World in 50 Pistes' and appeared on the show in Episode 162 Les 3 Vallées once had 220 lifts, but now it's only 160 – as they are bigger and faster, with an uplift capacity of 300,000 skiers/snowboarders per hour Chris Moran from Intersport Ski Hire reported from the opening weekend in Courchevel (3:40) Dave Burrows from SnowPros Ski School was in Cervinia, Italy (5:30) Keith Webb reported from Kaprun, Austria (7:10) Betony Garner was skiing in Courmayeur, Italy (9:20) Michelle Baker is the CEO of the Melanoma Fund about their new snowsports campaign (10:15) Tim Fawke is the CEO of Snowsport England La Plagne are making changes to the Bellecote glacier (18:20) Find out about the Flocon Vert accreditation from Mountain Riders (22:40) Six more resorts were awarded the Flocon Vert last month (23:15) After a lot of discussion with Al, Iain chose the Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 130 CT GW for his new boots (24:45) Al explains about GripWalk soles in ski boots (26:50) Iain went to Profeet in Fulham to have his new boots fitted and custom insoles made (28:00) Master bootfitter Sam Jones looked after Iain (29:30) Sam also fitted the Carv device, which Iain will be testing in Val Thorens later this month (36:30) The choice of sock material (merino, silk, manmade) depends on individual physiology and budget (38:30) Feedback Please send your feedback about the show to us on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com Thanks to all our following at Snowheads and your comments about our Ski Boot Special (Episode 161) MikePow: "Great episode. Essential listening" boredsurfin: "Excellent episode" BobinCH: "Colin is hilarious and super knowledgeable" Layne: "Another great episode - keep up the good work" Miranda Slater contacted us via Facebook: "I'm a great fan of your Podcast and love to listen when you drop new episodes. Thanks for all your insightful interviews." Don't forget that there are over 160 episodes to catch up with. 153 of these were listened to in the last week (only the PyeongChang Winter Olympic specials missed out). If you enjoy the show, there's two things you can do to help: 1) Give us a review on Apple Podcasts 2) Buy me a Coffee at buymeacoffee.com/theskipodcast You can follow me@skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast
Snow forecast roundup News from around the worldNew gear that we've spottedDeal of the weekI didn't know you could ski thereResort spotlight featureDom's snow reportGeneral situationEurope and the AlpsUSACanadaRob's ski newsNew Club Med resort opens in Tignes (https://www.clubmed.co.uk/r/tignes/w) Wendy Holdener wins a World Cup Race (https://www.fis-ski.com/) New dry ski slope near St Austell in Cornwall is given the go aheadArc'teryx Freeride Academy returns in Feb 2023 (https://freeride-stanton.arcteryxacademy.com/) World's Best Cookie (https://www.inthesnow.com/worlds-best-cookie/) Ski resort focus – Top TrumpsBreuil-Cervinia and Brides-Les-Bains (https://www.cervinia.it/en | https://www.les3vallees.com/en/resort/brides-les-bains) GEARNew Osprey Kamber and Kresta backpacksRRP £140/£160 20l and 30l check out (https://www.ospreyeurope.com/gb_en) Helly Hansen partners with The Norwegian Ski Team£700 RRP at (https://www.hellyhansen.com) NEW Dalbello boot Veloce launchesThe 120 retails for around £400 and is available from (https://www.absolute-snow.co.uk) Colmar velvet puffy ski jacketRRP £1325 (https://www.colmar.com/gb/) Head Boot Carry On(https://www.head.com/en/ski/bags.html) Forcefield Pro L2 Dynamic159.99 (https://www.forcefieldbodyarmour.com/) Didn't know you could ski thereIranhttps://www.mountainheaven.co.uk/resorts/Iran/skiing-in-iran-experience In the meantime Happy Skiing :). Please do leave a review it's the only way other like minded skiers get to find us! And don't forget to check us out on the following channels inthesnow.comyoutube.com/inthesnowmagfacebook.com/inthesnowinstagram.com/inthesnowand contact us with your suggestions for further episodes at hello@InTheSnow.com
Far conoscere il nuovo prodotto e riportare a Cervinia gli italiani. Questi i due obiettivi di Nicolaus per la nuova linea upscale di Valtur, italian Lifestyle Collection. L'amministratore delegato del gruppo, Giuseppe Pagliara, racconta a Gente di Viaggi i primi dettagli sul brand, il cui lancio è stato annunciato a TTG Travel Experience (Music credit: http://www.freesfx.co.uk)
A ski podcast hosted by Dom Killinger publisher InTheSnow and Rob Stewart and owner Ski Press. This episode coversGlaciers now open - including Hintertux, Soelden, Pitztal, Stubai, as well as Kitzsteinhorn & Kaunertal in Austria; Cervinia, Passo Stelvio & Val Senales in Italy as well as Zermatt and Saas Fee in Switzerland all open.Skiing started in Finland in Levi and RukaCanada drop covid restrictionsChalet company offering 25% savings - if you travel by rail, eat vegan and don't use the hot tub! Alicats.A new black run in the 3 valleys - L'IbexJapan open to visitorsEarly season start in Sweden at their ‘urban' ski resort of Hammarbybacken in Swedish capital Stockholm. Andorra joins ikon passInghams announce 44 new accommodationsGear spotlightThe Dragon RVX goggle - with swiftlock 2.0 £209! Evoc, Line Pro 30 backpackI didn't know you could ski thereNorth Macedonia Cat skiing operators Shar Outdoors Blow your bonus April 23, 2023 Ski with Bode Miller board the MV Nansen Explorer Yacht for a “slope-to-sea” heliskiing adventure in GreenlandPrice: Seven nights, starting from EU 60,000 per cabin/per week all inclusive.eyos-expeditions.com or to book info@eyos.comSki on a shoestringTravel association ABTA has just said they believe that 35% of travellers will be looking to reduce their holiday costs in 2023 Try huski to get great meals delivered or book your chef in advance.Also book ski passes and ski hire in advance. Driving can save money too but book Eurotunnel early and obv fuel costs are high and tolls, for one or two people it might not be the most economic option anymore.A deal on the Crystal website for 5 nights in the resort of Bjelasnica, in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Certainty different but right now for £333 per person but watch only 12km of skiing thereIf you need ski rental there's a new website launching soon (not live yet 14.10.22) skirental.co.uk specially geared up for the British skier and snowboarder and they offer big discounts (up to 50% off)Ski FranceIn the meantime Happy Skiing :). Please do leave a review it's the only way other like minded skiers get to find us! And don't forget to check us out on the following channels inthesnow.comyoutube.com/inthesnowmagfacebook.com/inthesnowinstagram.com/inthesnowand contact us with your suggestions for further episodes at hello@InTheSnow.com
This bonus episode of The Ski Podcast focuses on the new ‘Speed Opening' downhill races from Zermatt to Cervinia. Iain speaks to ‘Speed Opening' director Christian Ziojian as well as legendary Swiss ski racer Pirmin Zurbriggen. We discuss how this first ever cross-border race came into being, what the course is like, its place in the FIS calendar and what it will take to actually make it happen in the context of a summer of unprecedented temperatures. SHOW NOTES ‘Speed Opening' will be the first cross-border World Cup race In 2019 the Cervinia lift company came up with the initial idea The ‘Alpine Crossing' connecting Klein Matterhorn and Cervinia is due to open in spring 2023 The first European race of the World Cup calendar is a Giant Slalom in Solden in October The Wengen ‘Lauberhorn' Downhill takes place in January The National Snow Snow takes places at the NEC in Birmingham on 15-16 October The course has been designed by the Swiss ex-downhill racer, Didier Défago, who won the gold medal at the Vancouver Winter Olympics in 2010 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYRvPJdlD9A The final layout of the course has not yet been confirmed, but it likely to include a larger finish jump The glacier in Zermatt closed in July 2022 due to lack of snow after a very warm summer and a dry winter The Beijing Winter Olympics took place on very little snow! The races are scheduled for 29/30 October (men's races) and 05/06 November (women's races) Pirmin Zurbriggen is one of the most successful racers ever, with four overall World Cup wins, Olympic downhill gold in 1988 and 9 world championship medal
Iain was joined by Warren Smith, eponymous founder of the Warren Smith Ski Academy, for this bonus episode of The Ski Podcast. SHOW NOTES Warren learned to ski at the Hemel Hempstead dry ski slope, before it was recreated as The Snow Centre – an indoor snow slope His first snow experience was on a school trip to Saalbach in Austria, when the coach broke down Phil Gordon presents the ‘Legends of the Brand' podcast (3:30) Warren's first qualification was as a UK dry slope instuctor (4:45) He first taught on snow in Seefeld in Austria, before moving to Verbier in 1994 (5:00) Joyce Read from Ski Verbier was an early mentor (6:00) You can watch Blizzard of Aaaahs – the famous ‘extreme' ski movie – on YouTube Jamie Strachan designed top sheets for Volkl and brought Warren on the their team in winter 1998/99 (8:45) Strachan also designed many of the legendary ChamJam posters (9:30) Listen to Iain's interview with GB Snowsports coach Pat Sharples in this bonus episode of The Ski Podcast (10:15) Stu Brass and Spencer Claridge were behind the AIM Series of events and built the freestyle features for events like the London Ski Show and The Jump (11:00) Iain launched Natives.co.uk in April 1999 (12:00) Other early freestyle projects that Warren set up were the British Freestyle Camps and the Ride Series Pat talks about the impact of the Salomon 1080 on the freestyle scene in this interview, as does Jim Adlington (founder of Planks) in our bonus episode with him (14:00) Paddy Graham came out of the Sheffield dry slope scene and is still producing award-winning movies with the ‘Legs of Steel' crew (17:30) Warren also produced movies such as the ‘Snow's In The House' series and ‘Snow Odyssey' featuring a 16-year-old Candide Thovex (19:00) Warren's ‘Go Ski' technique book and DVD is available online (25:00) Rob Sawyer from the Farinet Bar in Verbier recommended Warren to England rugby player Laurence Dallaglio (28:00) Other celebrities that Warren has skied with or instructed in Verbier include James Blunt, Princess Eugenie and Prince Harry (33:00) Listen to Peter Hardy's anecdotes about James Blunt in our special episode Louis Smith, Spencer Matthews and Jason Robinson were among the quickest learners that Warren coached for the wintersports reality show ‘The Jump' (35:00) The Warren Smith Ski Academy now has a team of 15 instructors with key focus on biomechanics (39:00) Find out about the Carv device here (45:00) The Academy also offers ‘Gap Year' Instructor Qualification courses, having changed from BASI to the Irish IASI qualification in 2013 (45:30) The Warren Smith Ski Academy will be at the National Snow Show at the Birmingham NEC on 15/16 October 2022 (48:00) Courses start in Cervinia from 06 November for five weeks, then on to Verbier. Warren will be leading a trip to Japan in February (50:00)
Sabato 9 luglio si mangerà, si canterà e ci si divertirà all'ombra del Cervino, in via Carrel. Ne abbiamo parlato con Luna Gaspard, presidente della proloco di Valtournenche.
In viaggio con Globetrotter24. Ogni domenica, una meta vicina e una lontana. Destinazioni esotiche e borghi sconosciuti. Alla ricerca di di angoli ancora da scoprire. Accompagnati dalle app dedicate al turismo, e poi gli eventi e i festival.
Questa settimana ce ne andiamo a Cervinia per raccontare le montagne ma anche un bel progetto che dovrebbe unire valli e regioni. Poi ci spostiamo in Toscana ad Anghiari. E poi giù giù fino alla Calabria per parlare di liquirizia.
Turen går til Cervinia i Italien - alt det du bør vide, før du tager afsted!Gæst: Petrine NørgaardVært og produktion: Anders Guldberg, hearHEARSKIpodcast er sponsoreret af Vallåsen
Katie and Germain both have top-10 finishes at UTMB and have won races like the UTCAM, MIUT and the Swissalpine Marathon. Together, the pair traversed from Cervinia to Chamonix in 3 days along the summer Haute Route. The project, which they completed in 2020, was documented by On Running in a production called “Taming Giants”. Among other skimo races, the two have raced the Pierra Menta, and this winter Katie raced 2 Skimo World Cups for the USA. We talk about navigating a career as a professional athlete when your partner is doing the same, training in the mountains throughout the seasons, the ties between skimo and ultra-running and much more.
I veckans avsnitt pratar vi om Pelles besök i bildsköna Cervinia och den tyvärr mindre bildsköna klädseln bland yngre italienare. Det blir även kändisauktion på Bonhams där Sir Michael Caine auktionerar ut mängder av memorabilia från det egna bohaget. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Jenny har det härligt i Alperna medan Erik ligger hemma och har feber. Det är synd om Erik men han hinner ändå drömma om julens grisfötter, Jenny är måttligt förtjust… Desto bättre är maten på svenskarnas restauranger i Cervinia och till slut går vi i mål med en chokladfondant fylld med körsbär och ett glas port! En minst sagt späckad avslutning på 2021! God jul och Gott nytt år!
We had so many snow reports for this week's podcast, rather than edit them down, we thought we'd release them as a one-off special. We cover six resorts in four countries – so it's time to get excited and hear about the great conditions out in the Alps right now. SHOW NOTES Charlie Rees reported from Diavolezza/Engadin in Switzerland https://twitter.com/theskipodcast/status/1467551739062673414 Dave Burrows from SnowPros Ski School was in Glacier 3000, Switzerland Andy Butterworth from Kaluma Travel is in St Anton, Austria https://twitter.com/theskipodcast/status/1467466717894959109 Keith Webb was reporting from Kaprun in Austria. Find out more about his apartments on Instagram Luca Caruso is based in Cervinia, Italy Steve Angus is a ski instructor in Val d'Isère in France We release regular episodes every two weeks, covering all aspects of the world of skiing and snowboarding, from resorts to racing, Ski Sunday to slush. Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode of The Ski Podcast.
¡Hola amigos! ¿Camino de vuestra estación para esquiar este puente? ¡Os acompañamos! Repasamos con Jordi Navarro, Ski the East en Nevasport los premios que organiza cada temporada. Gracias a una gran encuesta entre los usuarios de las estaciones de esquí, con los resultados de las votaciones se hace un grandísimo ranking de estaciones y diferentes categorias. Repasamos cuáles fueron las mejores estaciones de la temporada pasada en cada una de las categorías de los Ski the East Awards. Entrevistamos a Andreu Velilla, responsable comercial y de marketing de Boi Taüll. Le queremos felicitar por el primer puesto en los Ski the East Awards como la mejor estación de España, Andorra y el pirineo francés en la temporada pasada y que nos cuente qué significa el premio para la estación. Nuestro corresponsal y analista en datos Luis Bobillo está esquiando en Cervinia, Italia, y nos cuenta qué documentos hay que llevar para poder entrar en la estación, cómo están los ánimos entre el personal de las estación y empleados de hoteles, tiendas ... después de un año y medio sin abrir.... Y muchas cosas más. Valdesquí ha sufrido un importante corte eléctrico por la caída de 9 torres de media tensión tras el temporal del fin de semana. Hablamos con Óscar Vallejo, responsable de comunicación de valdesquí, para que nos de más información. Os comentamos las últimas novedades sobre la situación de la estación del Puerto de Navacerrada. Ya tenemos a los ganadores del sorteo de las dos bolsas de esquí, cedidas por Patrick Sport. Os contamos las novedades sobre la Liga Fis Predictor Challange. Y mucho más!! Buen viaje, buen puente y si te gusta, comparte con tus amigos y ayúdanos a llegar a más gente. ¡Muchas gracias!
Jared Goldberg alpine skier of the USA training downhill in Zermatt Matterhorn glacier the USSKITEAM is here for a ski camp and, they will switch between #Zermatt and #SaasFee over this 2021 summer / autumn period. The snow, weather and ski conditions are great, everything is perfect for the athletes to train on and off-snow. In the afternoon from both sides, Zermatt in Switzerland and Cervinia in Italy, there are plenty of other activities to do for loosening the muscles after a good morning skiing training section. Here's the interview by Fabrizio Malisan @skiracingcoach on Instagram, and Alpine Ski Racing Coach's Corner page on Facebook. Thank you all for following here on the podcast and on the other social networking platforms that we are in. Sharing the passion for the alpine skiing world and it's community.
Chris and Will speak to trail running power couple Katie Schide and Germain Grangier. They discuss their varied training, their careers to date, and their epic 2020 adventure that combined running and climbing to cover 190 kilometres from Cervinia to Chamonix, including summits of monster mountains the Breithorn and Mont Blanc. Cue a conversation packed full of insights into the day-to-day lives of a couple of professional ultra trail runners, as well as their involvement in the development of ON Running's new Cloud Ultra shoe...Less pressingly, Will's fond memories of American breakfasts are smashed like old china plates falling out of a poorly taped cardboard box, and Chris recounts a recent run where he was ridiculed by some children. To get in touch, email thepod@run4it.com.
La sintesi della discussione avvenuta durante la riunione del Consiglio Valle di mercoledì 18 novembre in merito al collegamento intervallivo "Cime Bianche" tra Ayas e Breuil-Cervinia, proposta dal consigliere regionale Stefano Aggravi, con la risposta di Luigi Bertschy, assessore regionale allo sviluppo economico.
[Some listeners may have downloaded an unedited version of Episode 59 - please listen to this version instead]Iain was joined in Episode 59 by Megan Hughes, Digital Content Manager at InTheSnow.com and Olympian Emily Sarsfield. We discuss the current quarantine situation, the impact on ski holidays for this winter, and Crystal's decision to stop offering chalet holidays. Emily tells us about her experiences at PyeongChang 2018, while Benjamin Alexander suggests a title for movie as he aims to represent Jamaica at Beijing 2022. Plus we have interviews with new skiwear brand Cahaya Straits and Snowcarbon founder Daniel Elkan on the campaign to ‘Save The Ski Train'. Show Notes You can find out more about the new Eiger Express in Grindelwald here We covered Emily's Meribel Ski Yoga weeks in Episode 41 Does skiing on the Zermatt glacier from Cervinia require a quarantine? Let us know what you think on Facebook or Twitter Is this the season to try skiing in Poland? Megan skied in Garmisch in Germany Les 3 Vallees have confirmed that masks will not have to be worn while skiing this winter There will be no chalets at Crystal Ski this season Mt Buller is letting season pass holders choose their refund amount You can listen to our interview with Miss SnowItAll (Rachael Oakes-Ash) in Episode 56 Listen out our Ski Podcast special interview with Benjamin Alexander, who is hoping to be the first Jamaican Olympic Skier (or you can watch it on Facebook) Emily Sarsfield competed in Skier Cross at PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics You can listen to our PyeongChang specials here Cahaya Straits are a new company producing sustainable skiwear We interviewed Rachael Westbrook from Eco Ski in Episode 57 We love Patagonia! You can find out more about the Save The Ski Train campaign here Don't forget to sign the petition Watch our Train Travel as a Facebook Live, broadcast by Ski Flight Free It will be released in an edited version as a Ski Podcast Special on 29 September Find out more about Protect Our Winters Thanks to ‘Whacker London' for their 5-star review Also to Chris Howie: "Great episode! Keep up the good work." We will be reviewing ‘A Whole Life' by Robert Seethaler for Ski Book Group in Episode 60 Coming up in Episode 60 Iain will be joined by Dave Burrows, who'll be looking at the impact of Brexit Lucy Aspden, ski correspondent for The Telegraph, will be joining us Interview with Team GB telemarker Jasmin Taylor New and old ski tech discussion with David Goldsmith If you enjoy The Ski Podcast, you always can buy us a coffee…
Iain was joined in Episode 59 by Megan Hughes, Digital Content Manager at InTheSnow.com and Olympian Emily Sarsfield. We discuss the current quarantine situation, the impact on ski holidays for this winter, and Crystal's decision to stop offering chalet holidays. Emily tells us about her experiences at PyeongChang 2018, while Benjamin Alexander suggests a title for movie as he aims to represent Jamaica at Beijing 2022. Plus we have interviews with new skiwear brand Cahaya Straits and Snowcarbon founder Daniel Elkan on the campaign to ‘Save The Ski Train'. Show Notes You can find out more about the new Eiger Express in Grindelwald here We covered Emily's Meribel Ski Yoga weeks in Episode 41 Does skiing on the Zermatt glacier from Cervinia require a quarantine? Let us know what you think on Facebook or Twitter Is this the season to try skiing in Poland? Megan skied in Garmisch in Germany Les 3 Vallees have confirmed that masks will not have to be worn while skiing this winter There will be no chalets at Crystal Ski this season Mt Buller is letting season pass holders choose their refund amount You can listen to our interview with Miss SnowItAll (Rachael Oakes-Ash) in Episode 56 Listen out our Ski Podcast special interview with Benjamin Alexander, who is hoping to be the first Jamaican Olympic Skier (or you can watch it on Facebook) Emily Sarsfield competed in Skier Cross at PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics You can listen to our PyeongChang specials here Cahaya Straits are a new company producing sustainable skiwear We interviewed Rachael Westbrook from Eco Ski in Episode 57 We love Patagonia! You can find out more about the Save The Ski Train campaign here Don't forget to sign the petition Watch our Train Travel as a Facebook Live, broadcast by Ski Flight Free It will be released in an edited version as a Ski Podcast Special on 29 September Find out more about Protect Our Winters Thanks to ‘Whacker London' for their 5-star review Also to Chris Howie: "Great episode! Keep up the good work." We will be reviewing ‘A Whole Life' by Robert Seethaler for Ski Book Group in Episode 60 Coming up in Episode 60 Iain will be joined by Dave Burrows, who'll be looking at the impact of Brexit Lucy Aspden, ski correspondent for The Telegraph, will be joining us Interview with Team GB telemarker Jasmin Taylor New and old ski tech discussion with David Goldsmith
It's the day after the Matterhorn Ultraks and just four days after Kilian Jornet's successful attempt on the Matterhorn Summit record attempt from Cervinia. It has been quite a few days for this iconic mountain and although Kilian has excelled on both occasions, we all know, the mountain is still the boss. Kilian arrives with Emelie Forsberg looking relaxed and fresh after a late breakfast. I congratulate him (and Emelie) once again on topping the podium at the Skyrunning Matterhorn Ultraks race and ask him how he feels, ‘I am a little tired but feel good. I was certainly tired in the race but I didn't push too hard. I just did what I needed to do to win the race'. Our conversation turns the TNF UTMB and we discuss how the race will unfold for the men and women. Kilian and Emelie are animated at the prospect of Julien Chorier, Miguel Heras, Anton Krupicka and the other contenders going head-to-head. Emelie gets excited at the thought of Nuria Picas in the ladies race, it's her first 100-mile race and of course Emelie knows the Catalan well. We could talk all day but eventually I settle down with Kilian in a quiet corner and we discuss the Matterhorn. First recorded in September 2013. Episode 0h 36m 21s Talk Ultra back catalogue HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theinterviews-talkultra/message
Welcome to episode 11 from the very snowy Swiss Alps. You might have heard that there has been some very serious snowfall already in the southern alps with resorts like Saas Fee, Cervinia and Zermatt getting absolutely hosed in the last week. It's snowy here also in the Western end of the alps and the temperatures are cold. Hopefully this means a good and early start to the season. This week I have a short interview with Jon Ballou, the Boss of The Aspen Ski School. That's the title I hear in my head anyway but actually, his full title is Managing Director, Ski and Snowboard Schools, Aspen Skiing Company. You can find out more about what that all means when you listen to the episode. We talk about managing such a large operation, teaching trends and a bit of tech. No podcast with Jon would be complete without a bit of chat about the movie Aspen Extreme too. You can find Jon on facebook as Jonathan Ballou or on his youtube channel of the same name. https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.ballou.7 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Ko-b6WfmZWWxyi6rj14hg I hope you enjoy the episode, see you on the next one. Dave Burrows www.snow-pros.ski dave@snow-pros.ski music by www.bensound.com
This time Jim and Iain wonder why the Alps are so flammable (after the recent fires in Chamonix, Tignes and Garmisch), Jim reports on glacier skiing in Cervinia and Iain interviews VIP Vicky Gosling OBE CEO BSS.
¡Nuevo podcast de El Maillot Semanal! A tres días del final del Giro de Italia, la emoción es la nota dominante de la carrera. 28 segundos. Esa es la distancia que separa al líder, Simon Yates, de su más inmediato perseguidor: Tom Dumoulin. Tras cuajar una notable crono y completar una buena ascensión a Prato Nevoso, el vigente campeón de la 'corsa rosa' llega al desenlace de la prueba con opciones intactas de revalidar el título de campeón. Mientras tanto, Chris Froome ha ido de menos a más después de su exhibición en el Monte Zoncolan. El británico, que está a menos de 30 segundos de Pozzovivo, ya amenaza el podio del italiano... ¿y la 'maglia rosa' de Yates? Dirección llevada a cabo por Juan Clavijo. Comentarios de Miguel Triviño. HOY, te presentamos este menú: 1. Repasamos todo lo ocurrido en las últimas jornadas del Giro de Italia, incidiendo en el precioso duelo entre Simon Yates y Tom Dumoulin (02:37 - 17:35). 2. Ponemos en tela de juicio la cuestión que planteó el director de Movistar Team, Eusebio Unzué, durante la retransmisión de la etapa del jueves en Eurosport: ¿Debe haber sustituciones en las grandes vueltas? ¡Leemos vuestras opiniones! (17:35 - 43:01). 3. Analizamos las dos etapas decisivas (Bardonecchia y Cervinia) que servirán para definir la clasificación general del Giro de Italia (43:01 - 1:01:25). 4. Comentamos los últimos resultados en el calendario ciclista internacional (Tour de los Fiordos, Tour de l'Ain, Tour de Bélgica, Emakumeen Bira), prestando especial atención a la victoria de Egan Bernal en el Tour de California y a su debut en el Tour de Francia 2018 (1:01:25 - 1:09:26). SÍGUENOS EN: iTunes: El Maillot iVoox: El Maillot Twitter: @ElMaillot_ Facebook: @ElMaillotOficial Instagram: @elmaillot YouTube: El Maillot
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