Podcasts about chemmy

Today we look at skiing in Sweden and Hemsedal in Norway and we find out what it's like coaching your kids to be pro skiers. Plus we find out more about the European Sleeper service to Innsbruck and the Dolomites, as well as discovering what Crans Montana is like in September. Iain Martin was joined by four-time Winter Olympian and ski coach Emma Carrick-Anderson and Ben Nyberg, Managing Director at skiScandinavia. Intersport Ski Hire Discount Code If you're starting to plan your skiing for this winter, then I am delighted to confirm that Intersport are sponsoring The Ski Podcast for a second winter. That means that all podcast listeners can 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   Emma was on the slopes in Saas Fee for our call (1:00) Mike Goar was the Keynote Speaker at Ski Launch (3:15) Listen to Iain's interview with Mike in Episode 204 Our equipment episodes start next week…with the ‘Best New Skis of 2024/25' Look out for Iain's interview with Vicky Gosling, CEO GB Snowsport coming in October (4:00) Mia Brookes took 2nd in the Snowboard Slopestyle at Cardrona, NZ (4:15) Chris Engelsman is the co-founder of European Sleeper (4:45) Find out how to travel to Crans Montana on Ski Flight Free (12:30) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egi96baRhjQ Iain took part in the Wildstrubel UTMB trail race (13:00) You can watch his race report here  There was a lot of early snow on the mountains (14:00) Crans Montana's acquisition by Vail Resorts went through in May Iain spoke with Pierre Henri Mainetti (14:30) In 2027 Crans Montana will host the Alpine Ski World Championships (16:00) In September 2025 the resort hosts the Mountain Bike World Championships (16:30) Listen to Iain's interview with Zak Carrick-Smith in Episode 200 (18:15) Emma took competed for Great Britain in four Olympics at Albertville, Lillehammer, Nagano and Salt Lake City (21:00) Listen to Iain's interview with Dave Ryding (22:30) Listen to Iain's interview with Lesley McKenna (24:30) Find out about Alain Baxter's non-bronze medal (25:00) The Ski Podcast is going to be supporting the Carrick-Smith boys this winter (27:30) Trysil in Norway featured in Episode 209 (32:00) There is a new direct weekly flight from LHR to Scandinavian Mountain Airport (32:45) Hundfjallet may be the shortest transfer in world at just 10 minutes (33:45) Other Swedish resorts include Salen Stöten, Sälen Lindvallen, Kläppen (36:00) Hemsedal in Norway is three hours from the airport (38:00) Feedback (40:00)   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  AD: "Great pod Iain. Thanks for keeping this going over the summer, when most other ski related podcasts stop…roll on the autumn!" Camilla: “You are brilliant at drawing people out with great questions, creating really enjoyable podcasts.” Mark Wakeling: “Really enjoyed the Chemmy interview. From an early age just wouldn't take no for an answer and her infectious enthusiasm is inspiring.” Jim: “I was listening to the podcast the other day while hiking up a mountain. You were talking about where to get second-hand skis. At the beginning of the season, a lot of resorts organise Braderies where the local shops pool ex-hire or last season kit to sell in one convenient place. Another great option is shops like Trocsport which sell secondhand skis on behalf of individuals. There are loads of small shops like this.” There are now 226 episodes of The Ski Podcast to catch up with and 121 of those were listened to in the last week. You can do that too, there is so much to listen to in our previous episode, just go to theskipodcast.com and search around the tags and categories: you're bound to find something of interest.  In that last week, 60% of our listeners were in the UK, 11% were in the States and everyone else spread as far and wide as Turkey, Greenland and Mexico. If you like the podcast, there are three things you can do to help:    1) Follow us. Just take a look for that button and press it now  2) Give us a review or just leave a comment on Apple Podcasts or Spotify  3) Book your ski hire with Intersport Rent using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' or take this link You can follow me @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast

Chemmy Alcott is probably the most well-known woman in snowsports in the UK.  After a racing career that took her to four Winter Olympics, she now balances presenting Ski Sunday on the BBC, with bringing up her young family and coaching new aspiring racers.  This special episode is part of an occasional set of podcasts I'm going to be publishing this winter focussing particularly on women in the snowsports industry.  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 Chemmy's given name is Chemine (2:45) In Dec 2010 Chemmy suffered a double fracture of her right leg at Lake Louise (5:00) Shortly after Chemmy learned her funding had been withdrawn by BSS (8:45) Third Space helped Chemmy with funding (9:45) Chemmy took part in ‘Dancing on Ice' in 2012, finishing 5th (11:45) BSS said Chemmy's participation was an ‘acceptable' risk (13:00) Chemmy has broken over 40 bones in her career (16:00) Injuries include a dislocated jaw, broken neck, broken back, broken ribs, groin tears, two ACLs, compound tibia/fibula fracture and a broken ankle Chemmy learned to ski in Flaine and takes her family there now (22:00) Her first race was when she was 3 years old (although she didn't win!) (23:30) Chemmy made her FIS debut at Coronet Peak in 1997 (27:30) She won medals at the European Youth Olympics in 1999 in SuperG and GS (28:45) In 2002 Chemmy beat Lyndsey Vonn in Junior Worlds and was 4th overall (29:00) Chemmy took part in the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics (29:45) Chemmy competed in all five disciplines: Downhill, Super G, GS, slalom and combined Alain Baxter ‘won' the bronze in Slalom at Salt Lake (31:00) Chemmy finished 11th in the Downhilll at the 2006 Turin Olympics (32:00) At the 2010 Vancouver Olympics Chemmy finished 11th in  the super-combined (37:00) Chemmy broke her leg again in the summer of 2013 in Saas Fee (39:30) Sochi in 2014 was Chemmy's fourth Winter Olympics (43:00) She finished 19th in the Downhill, which ‘felt like a gold' (43:15) Lady Gaga is an inspiration (44:00) Chemmy retired in 2014 and started working on ‘Ski Sunday' in 2015 (46:00) Working on the 2018 Winter Olympics, Chemmy teamed up with Claire Balding (46:45) In 2020 Chemmy joined Ed Leigh as one of the presenters of ‘Ski Sunday' (47:15) Listen to Iain's in-depth interview with Chemmy while she was based in Laax (47:30) Listen to Iain's interview with Ed Leigh (49:00) Why isn't there more freestyle coverage on ‘Ski Sunday'? (51:00) Listen to Iain's interview with Zac Carrick-Smith (52:30) On how women take those decisions to find time for themselves (58:00) Listen to Chemmy explaining about her downhill POV camera runs (59:30) Leonardo Da Vinci:  "Once you've tasted flight you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skywards, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return." 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  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 every episode will automatically be downloaded for you  3) Book your ski hire with Intersport Rent using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' or take this link

In this episode of Screw It Just Do It Sessions, Chemmy Alcott, one of Britain's most iconic skiers, shares her journey from skiing under pressure to finding true freedom on the slopes. Chemmy reflects on her early memories of skiing, the impact of her injuries, and the transformative moment when she decided to ski for herself. Her story is a powerful reminder of the importance of self-belief, resilience, and pushing beyond limits. Tune in to discover the lessons Chemmy learned and how they can inspire you to overcome your own challenges.

East coast tribe represent! We are gonna get to the bottom of the Delta 8/9 debacle that is not only confusing but possibly harming the public we all know this but Dr Mark @mbesau is gonna explain this and the THCA that seems to have further confuse the rest of us. Also Adam will be coming in live from the east coast's original cannabis club @tetrahydroclub In Wakefield Rhode Island. Joining him will be the legend himself Jordan expect lots of surprise guests from Adam's past including @sour_family_genetics @somethingfromtimmy representing Happy Valley @unlockyourexperience out of mass speaking of which there may not be some more of the Chemmy types rolling in to both studios so Keep an eye out for @dawgzdazegardenz in Denver and some Mister E guest here in RI care of the Bro That sounded ominous didn't it? So get that @dabx GO rig charged your @jerome_baker bong Clean with some

As it happens here at the Ski Rex Media Podcast, I present another sequel episode. If you go back two episodes, you can listen to guest Geoff Hanson talk about how the Imbrace Snow Sports Leggings went from dream to reality. Part of the design effort came from a 4x Olympic Alpine Skier who not only weighed in on the leggings for snow sports in general but how to make a better product for women. This week, we talked to that Olympian. Chemmy Alcott, a former Alpine ski racer from England joins the program to discuss her part in the design process for Imbrace. Afterwards, we get to talk a little about her career, which brought her to Waterville Valley in her youth, we talk about ski broadcasting with a GS World Cup prediction, and she even gives me a tip that I might have to try. It's a fun episode with a lot of information, My Friends. Strap in and enjoy!   Remember, if you'd like to try a pair of the Imbrace Snow Sports Leggings or any of their other products for yourself, head to https://imbrace.com and use the code "SKIREX10" to get 10% off your order.   Be sure to check out the Ski Rex Media Partners, as well: Whaleback Mountain Please follow/subscribe to the Ski Rex Media Podcast on Podbean, your favorite podcast app, or YouTube. Head to http://www.skirexmedia.com for more from Ski Rex Media, which includes links to social media, contact links, merch, and a link to the Ski Rex Media Patreon page, which is at https://www.patreon.com/skirexmedia. Subscribing there gets you the podcast on Sunday instead of Wednesday, priority call-ins during live streams, bonuses, and other tasty tidbits. Thank you!!!

There's a sustainability focus this week as we look at the new Eurostar Snow Train, find out what Les Arcs is doing that sets them apart, plus Chemmy Alcott tells us about her experience of driving an electric car 5000 miles across the Alps. Iain was joined by Helen Coffey, Travel Editor at The Independent. 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 Watch Iain's snow report from Les Arcs (2:00) Elena reported from Tirol in Austria (3:30) Vanessa Fisher was in Les Menuires in France (5:00) Dave Burrows from Snow Pros Ski School was skiing in Villars (6:00) Was last weekend the best ever in British snowsport history? (8:30) Mia Brookes won the  Snowboard Big Air Crystal Globe and was voted BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year Jasmin Taylor took first place at the Telemark Sprint in Pinzolo Andrew Musgrave was second in the Cross Country in Trondheim – a career-best result Listen to Iain's interviews with Andrew, Jasmin and also Kirsty Muir and Zoe Atkin Read more about the ski slope in the desert in Saudi Arabia (10:30) Read Iain's review of the new Eurostar Snow Train on The Telegraph (11:30) Iain has also written up a review on Ski Flight Free Seats had been set aside on Eurostar for baggage (14:00) Buy tickets on the Eurostar Snow Train here (16:00) The funicular to Les Arcs connects directly from the station in Bourg St Maurice (17:00) Flying represents 50-80% of the carbon cost of a ski holiday (23:00) Listen to Iain's interview with Helen Coffey in this special episode (23:30) Iain is taking the Flight Free Challenge in 2024 (24:00) Anna Hughes founded Flight Free UK (24:30) Helen is author of the book “Zero Altitude: How I Learned to Fly Less and Travel More” (27:00) Les Arcs have recently been accredited as a B Corp company (28:00) Les Arcs was one of the first resorts in France to be given ‘Flocon Vert' accreditation (29:20) Find out about the Mountain Animal Museum in Les Arcs (31:45) Marie Clemence Vallier is Head of Quality, Safety & Environment at ADS (32:30) Chemmy Alcott travelled 5000 miles last winter in her Skoda Enyaq EV (37:30) At Easter, Iain will be travelling to the Alps in a van from ‘Vans for Bands' (45:00) 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  Neil Howlett: "Thanks for the pod, really enjoying the content and we have a shared passion for trains" APNorthfields: "Loving the frequent podcast drops as we enter the new season! Keep up the great work" wiigman: "Loved 192. You don't get quality chat regarding coach chassis lengths, and the best Italian rifugios anywhere else!" Peter S: "Great interview with Lou about the Dolomites (in 192). She certainly knows her stuff." Mike Greenland: "Always a good show" Peter Til: "Thank you for the podcast. It has gotten me more and more excited for my first trip" Martin Walliman: "I only recently discovered The Ski Podcast and really love it! I've been working my way slowly through the older 180+ episodes in the last few weeks and it's such a pleasure on my daily commutes." If you like the podcast, there are three things you can do to help:   1) Review us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify – it genuinely helps listeners find us 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. 

As someone always says this time every year - "It's Christmas!" And what better way to spend the festive period, than to grab a cup of something, and have listen to one of Britain's greatest ever snow athletes. Alpine ski racer Chemmy Alcott went to four Winter Olympics for Team GB, and in both Turin and Vancouver, she finished an impressive 11th place in downhill and super combined respectively. Now the Ski Sunday presenter wants to ensure her children, and others, have a future on the slopes. Enjoy this special with Chemmy Alcott - Merry Christmas and Happy New Year - and see you in Olympic Year - 2024! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This National Snow Week Special is packed full of interviews, including Mia Brookes, Ed Leigh, Chemmy Alcott, Charlotte Bankes, Warren Smith and more, all recorded at the consumer shows in Birmingham and London, and at trade networking event LISTEX. 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 The Ski Podcast was a finalist in the ‘Best Broadcast Programme' category at the 2023 Travel Media Awards (1:00) Sam Haddad featured in our snowboard special episode (1:30) Sam won the Travel Media award for ‘Best Sustainability Feature' (1:40) Save money when you book your ski hire with Intersport by using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' (1:45) Listen to Iain's interview with Tim Warwood (2:45) Mia Brookes became world champion in snowboard slopestyle earlier this year (4:45) Charlotte Bankes won the mixed team Snowboard Cross with teammate Huw Nightingale (8:00) Iain interviewed Charlotte when she first joined Team GB Colin Martin appeared in our Ski Boot Special podcast (13:30) Al Morgan discussed the BOA Fit System for ski boots in Episode 187 Listen to Iain's interview with BBC Ski Sunday presenter Ed Leigh, recorded in Feb 2023 (18:30) Tord Nilson is on the SIGB board (22:00) Guy Fowles works at Wasteland Travel, specialists in ski trips for student and young professionals (25:15) Ian Brown from The Snow Centre in Hemel Hempstead (27:15) James Gambrill from The Ski Club of Great Britain, who are bringing back Ski Club reps to France (29:30) Dan Keeley is from the charity Snowcamp (33:30) Iain reported on his trip to Roccaraso in Abruzzo in Episode 170 (36:15) Graeme is the owner of Ski Abruzzo (37:45) Aaron is the founder of OOSC Clothing (39:00) Iain led panels about train travel at both shows (41:00) Krissie Roe from Inghams talked about their new train travel product in Episode 184 (44:00) Listen to Iain's ‘Behind the Scenes at Ski Sunday' interview with Chemmy Alcott (44:15) Richard Sinclair is MD at ski travel agency SNO Holidays (44:30) SNO are reporting an increase in demand for train travel (45:00) Richard appeared on our electric vehicle special podcast (49:00) SNO has a page about electric car travel to the Alps in their website Warren Smith has been taking the POW Carbon Literacy courses (49:45) In Episode 183 we discussed the POW ‘Send It for Climate' campaign (52:00) Dom Winter is Head of Programmes for Protect Our Winters UK Nathalie Davies is MD of Raccoon Media Group (54:00) The 2024 London Snow Show will take place on 19-20 October at ExCel in London (55:00) Iain was joined for The Ski Podcast Live by Mike Richards, Katie Bamber, James Wilcox, Catherine Murphy and Tristan Kennedy (speaking about Japan, Turkey, Iraq, Pays de Gex, Uzbekistan and Abruzzo respectively) Feedback (57:00)  We have some great feedback from ‘Snowheads' (57:30)   Fixx: "The Ski Podcast panel with Iain re. train travel to the slopes was very interesting" wiigman: "The Ski Podcast panel stuff excellent and thought-provoking" elzP: "I also really enjoyed the train travel session" Tim: "I recently discovered The Ski Podcast and I have been binge listening! I'm impressed by the engaging content and captivating discussions on all things skiing and snow sports" Inside Morzine: "We can't wait for the new season to kick off but first there a little matter of the National Snow Show and meet someone who has not only got us through the pandemic but the all the months in between: Iain Martin from The Ski Podcast - a total legend!" Andrea Dalton: "Just managed to catch up with this latest episode and fab to hear from Al always love listening to what he has to say." If you like the podcast, there are three things you can do to help: 1) Review us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify  2) Buy me a coffee at BuyMeaCoffee.com/theskipodcast (thanks David) 3) Book your ski hire with Intersport Rent using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' You can follow Iain on social @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast

In this captivating episode of the Beehive Podcast, Nataliya engages in great conversation with the most successful female alpine skier in British history - Chemmy Alcott. Together, they delve into Chemmy's extraordinary journey and uncover the key elements of her triumphs. Chemmy passionately emphasises the significance of unwavering dedication and the importance of giving 100% effort, even when confronted with setbacks and facing failures. Despite enduring life-altering accidents resulting in over 40 broken bones, Chemmy's commitment to her sport remained unwavering and she shares how after having to retire, she achieved her dream of presenting Ski Sunday on BBC Sport. Nataliya and Chemmy also talk about society's tendency to celebrate winners, shedding light on the often-overlooked value of relentless effort and unwavering determination. This episode promises insights that resonate far beyond the world of sports. KEY TAKEAWAYS Chasing excellence, not perfection, is the key to personal growth and success. Overcoming setbacks and failures is essential for discovering one's true potential. Effort and resilience should be celebrated over winning, especially in the context of young girls in sport. Positive self-talk and a growth mindset are crucial for overcoming challenges and achieving goals. The bond between athletes and nature is strong, but it is important to protect and preserve the environment for future generations. BEST MOMENTS "I'm proud of every single one of [my injuries] because they only came because I was pushing my limit." "Chasing excellence is a really good way to live because it's just continuous. Whatever happens, you want to be more excellent the next day." "I think positivity is when you say 'yes' to whatever challenge you are facing. If you look at it positively, your brain actually performs 30% more productively." "I define myself by being a ski racer because I've got this kind of crazy name, Chemmy. That was who I was for 20 years of my life." "I'm worried about the legacy of the sport if we don't protect our mountains. Our glaciers are melting, our mountains are dying, and we need to try and make a change." GUEST ASSETS Chemmy's Instagram www.ChemmyAlcott.com   ABOUT THE HOST NATALIYA LLOYD is a Design Entrepreneur & Celebrity Podcaster based in London and working globally.   CONTACT DETAILS You can connect with Nataliya on: Nataliya's LinkedIn Nataliya's Instagram Nataliya's Facebook And her website www.nataliyalloydinteriors.com  Join the conversation! Share your thoughts and questions about this episode on my social media platforms. Don't forget to leave a review and rating on Apple Podcasts - we value your feedback! And make sure to subscribe for future episodes.  This show was brought to you by Progressive Media

We know how important it is to be inspired by both big businesses and individuals, which is why we are excited to present Talking Leaders, a monthly initiative from the AHDB which will see a series of inspirational speakers share their life experiences and deliver impactful stories to the AgriLeader community.In our September broadcast we were delighted to be joined by 4 times Olympic skier Chemmy Alcott.Chemmy is an English former World Cup Alpine race ski racer and a fiercely determined and courageous sportswoman. As the only British female skier to ever win a run in a World Cup, she is widely regarded as one of Britain's greatest ever skiers.Having broken 49 bones, Chemmy is no stranger to adversity and remains committed to inspiring the next generation and educating people from all over the world through sport.

This episode features Chemmy Alcott, legendary British Skier and Four-Time Winter Olympian. Chemmy overcame a life-changing injury and inspires groups to realize anything is possible when you take risks. In her conversation with Mike they talk about how anyone can reframe their mindset and step outside of their comfort zone to achieve extraordinary goals. Alcott's key takeaway and life motto is that is there's no win or lose, only win or learn.

Curious about the extraordinary journey of an athlete who overcame a staggering 49 broken bones?A 4x Winter Olympian, 7x times British National Overall Champion, and the only British female skier to ever win a run in a World Cup. Chemmy Alcott's story is one of resilience, determination, and the unwavering pursuit of excellence.Chemmy shares profound insights and life lessons from her skiing journey, emphasising the transformative potential of fear, the power of positive mindset, and the significance of connecting to a profound "why" for success.She discusses her leadership philosophy of active listening, delegation, and fostering inclusivity in the skiing community. Chemmy's commitment to optimizing various aspects of life echoes her belief in leaving no stone unturned, creating a comprehensive approach to achieving goals.Learn more about Chemmy through her Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, & Website.If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a review on your favourite podcast platform. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Curious about the extraordinary journey of an athlete who overcame a staggering 49 broken bones?A 4x Winter Olympian, 7x times British National Overall Champion, and the only British female skier to ever win a run in a World Cup. Chemmy Alcott's story is one of resilience, determination, and the unwavering pursuit of excellence.Chemmy shares profound insights and life lessons from her skiing journey, emphasising the transformative potential of fear, the power of positive mindset, and the significance of connecting to a profound "why" for success.She discusses her leadership philosophy of active listening, delegation, and fostering inclusivity in the skiing community. Chemmy's commitment to optimizing various aspects of life echoes her belief in leaving no stone unturned, creating a comprehensive approach to achieving goals.Learn more about Chemmy through her Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, & Website.If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a review on your favourite podcast platform. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today Ben is joined by skier, four-time Winter Olympian for Great Britain, presenter of Ski Sunday and much more besides: Chemmy Alcott. With a career high ranking of 8th in the World, 7 times as British National Overall Champion and the only British female skier to ever win a run in a World Cup, Chemmy is widely regarded as one of Britain's greatest ever skiers.East Sussex, where she was born, isn't perhaps your typical start for a pro skiier but Chemmy began the sport from an early age and her talent was clear as a junior. At the age of 12 she became a member of the British Junior Alpine team and she spent every British summer between the ages of 11 and 19 out in New Zealand to train during their winter. As well as skiing Chemmy was a talented tennis player, but it was the winter sport that she chose to specialise in. She went on in her senior career to win numerous titles. Threaded throughout this journey of sporting prowess however has been a tale of injury and overcoming this adversity. She has broken 49 different bones, including her neck at the age of just 11 and her leg following a severe crash whilst training in Canada in 2010. That accident required over 1000 minutes of surgery. Again and again Chemmy picked herself up and battled through the adversity to reach success once again. Since retiring from competing on the world stage after The Sochi Olympics in 2014, she has immersed herself in the world of broadcasting and the media. Among other things she now presents for the BBC on Ski Sunday and commentates on the World Cup Ski Series for Eurosport. Furthermore, she competed in ITV's Dancing on Ice in 2012, finishing 5th. She continues to push herself to tackle and achieve many new physical challenges and has completed the 100 mile road race in London for example and has climbed Mount Kilimanjaro. Her passion for encouraging girls confidence is immense and her ‘X-elle' scheme aims to develop girls confidence through sport.You can follow Rural Business Focus and contact Ben on Twitter @ruralbf_pod or on Instagram @ruralbusinessfocusHave you thought about the benefits of podcasting for your business? If you  want to find out more or work with Ben to make your own podcast or to organise some podcast training for your business visit ruralpodmedia.co.uk This week's call to actionTo assess your own state of resilience as it is at the moment and remember an occasion when you overcame adversity. Be as present as you can.  Timestamps for today's episode1:04 Ben introduces the show.3:57 Chemmy comes in. 4:39 What is resilience for Chemmy?6:15 Skiing dominated Chemmy's life growing up - she explains more about how her childhood experiences prepared her for life. 8:50 Chemmy wants to be a great downhill skier.10:19 How did Chemmy grow up to know how to keep picking herself up, dusting herself down and moving forwards?12:48 Chemmy didn't think that she could release her full potential.15:25 Channelling fresh thinking - but continued breakage of bones.16:20 The rest of the team believes in Chemmy.18:20 Chemmy's accident in 2010 and why it had such an impact. 22:10 Dancing on Ice.23:45 It's ok to not win. 24:00 Goal setting.25:50 What changes can you make on a daily basis?26:04 What drives Chemmy?28:36 What about advice for someone who is going through change?30:46 Chemmy's broadcasting career and BBC Ski Sunday.32:50 Chemmy's retirement from skiing. 34:50 What has Chemmy found most effective in encouraging others to perform at their best?37:08 What does Chemmy do to keep focussed?39:05 What does Chemmy have coming up this year in 2023?40:27 Ben rounds up. 

With her fearless attitude, determination, 49 broken bones, and numerous surgeries under her belt, she has not only conquered the slopes but also paved the way for women in skiing.   As a four-time Winter Olympian, BBC Ski Sunday Presenter, Inspiration Speaker, and Ski Coach, Chemmy Alcott's journey to success is nothing short of inspiring. Despite numerous injuries and setbacks, she refused to give up and continued to push herself to be the best she could be. Chemmy knows firsthand the physical and mental toll of competing at the highest level.   Her sheer grit and perseverance have earned her a reputation as one of the most resilient athletes in the sport of skiing. Through her experiences, Alcott has also become a powerful advocate for the importance of mental toughness and resilience, both on and off the slopes.   Despite retiring from competitive skiing, Alcott continues to inspire and motivate others through her coaching and mentoring work. She is a true role model for anyone who has faced adversity, showing that with hard work and determination, it is possible to overcome even the greatest obstacles and achieve great success.   Find out more about Chemmy Alcott via LinkedIn, Website, Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram.   If you enjoyed this episode, please leave the show a rating and review on Apple Podcast or your preferred podcast platform. Finally, you can reach me on my Instagram if you have any feedback or suggestions for future episodes, I'd love to hear from you!   Are you looking to launch your own podcast? To learn more about our services and book a strategy call with me, simply visit www.podpreneur.co.uk. Start your podcasting journey today!

Join us on an inspiring journey as we explore the incredible life and career of Chemmy Alcott - a former World Cup alpine ski racer, Olympian, coach, business owner, and motivational speaker.   Chemmy shares her story of pushing beyond boundaries, facing fears, and overcoming challenges - both on and off the slopes. With her infectious enthusiasm and passion for skiing, she inspires us all to embrace our strengths, take risks, and find our own paths to success.   Tune in to hear Chemmy's unique perspective on life, sports, and the power of perseverance.   If you found this trailer intriguing and want to hear the full conversation, don't miss out and make sure to check out our main episode and join us for an enlightening conversation with Chemmy Alcott.

We go behind the scenes at BBC's ‘Ski Sunday' with presenter Chemmy Alcott. We discuss unscrewing 100-year-old skis from a wall so she could try them out on snow, wanting to go grass skiing with Dave Ryding and what's it's like taking on a downhill course a decade after you're retired from racing.  We also discuss the many, MANY injuries she suffered over her 20-year racing career… SHOW NOTES Chemmy helped celebrate the centenary of Ladies Ski Club in Murren in February (03:00) Chemmy interviewed Dave Ryding in Austria last summer (09:00) Dave Ryding had a gondola named after him in Kitzbuhel (10:00) Dave is a very fast Parkrun runner (13:30) Watch out for Chemmy's feature on Ski Joering next winter (14:45) Watch Chemmy's Meribel downhill run here (15:30) The run took place at the Courchevel Meribel 2023 World Ski Championships Chemmy took part in ‘Dancing on Ice' in 2012 (22:30) Chemmy's injuries include a dislocated jaw, broken neck, broken back, broken ribs, groin tears, two ACLs, compound tibia/fibula fracture and a broken ankle (24:30) Find out more about the Ski Mojo (30:45) The new Ski Mojo designs (35:00) This blog looks at the value you can get from the Ski Mojo (37:30) Tignes is great in summer for families (38:45) Tim Warwood travelled to Scotland for a Ski Sunday feature last winter (39:00) There are over 170 episodes to catch up with and 118 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. Follow Chemmy at @chemmyski 

An inspirational mum of two, wife and BBC Ski Sunday Presenter…and, wait for it, 4x Olympian skier used to hurtling herself down mountains at 92mph. Regarded as Britain's greatest ever female skier, Chemmy Alcott put her stake in the ground by becoming the first British Alpine Ski racer to win a world cup run.   I wouldn't know where to begin with her accomplishments…her incredible skiing achievements are just the tip of the iceberg! Raising well over £800,000 for charity, she's done the World's Toughest Ski Race in Greenland, the 100-mile road race in London and climbed Mt Kilimanjaro.   24 hours of paddling down the Amazon River, anyone? My guest today certainly knows how to push beyond her limits. After being offered her dream job as she was ready to birth her first child, she had what to most would be an IMPOSSIBLE decision to make.   Having broken 49 bones in her life, she meets adversity head on and rises to the challenge, no matter what life throws her way. Aside from her BBC presenting, Chemmy is an inspirational speaker, runs her own business with her husband, 25-time British Champion Dougie Crawford, also a ski coach.   Her two boys, Locki 5 and Cooper 3, are central to her life, but we'll explore why maintaining identity is so incredibly important to her.    I'm really excited and honoured to talk with her today…  

This special episode of The Ski Podcast was recorded at The National Snow Show 2022, which took place at the Birmingham NEC this weekend. In this episode, Iain speaks with the following people: Chemmy Alcott, BBC Ski Sunday Al Morgan, SkiKitInfo.com Jarrod Osbourne, Ski Olympic Will, Random Rental Luke Rees, AWE365.com Megan Hughes, National Geographic Traveller Doug Newman, Ski Weekend Graham Bell, BBC Ski Sunday Mia Brooks, GB Snowsports Snowboarder Sally Warren, Whoski Tony Burns, ecoski Stephen Morgan, Raccoon Events https://twitter.com/skipedia/status/1581951963658190849 Additional Notes Graham Bell talked about his ‘Perfect Turns' app in Episode 83 Find out more about Ski Weekend's 35th Anniversary Chamonix Offers  https://twitter.com/skipedia/status/1581373750762557441  Listen out for more about Snow Week 2023 in future episodes of The Ski Podcast.

We know how important it is to be inspired by both big businesses and individuals, which is why we are excited to present Talking Leaders, a bi-monthly initiative from the AHDB which will see a series of inspirational speakers share their life experiences and deliver impactful stories to the AgriLeader community. This month we are delighted to be joined by 4 times Olympic skier Chemmy Alcott. Chemmy is an English former World Cup Alpine race ski racer and a fiercely determined and courageous sportswoman. As the only British female skier to ever win a run in a World Cup, she is widely regarded as one of Britain's greatest ever skiers. Having broken 49 bones, Chemmy is no stranger to adversity and remains committed to inspiring the next generation and educating people from all over the world through sport. Back by popular demand in the second episode of “Staying on top of your mountain” we delve further into what it took for her to become so successful, despite some major setbacks, and how you can apply some of her tips to stay at the top of your mountain.

Chemmy Alcott is Britain's most successful female skier, having competed at 4 winter Olympics and won a World Cup event. She also presents the BBC's Ski Sunday programme and is part of the team for the BBC's winter Olympics coverage. As a skier, Chemmy might seem a strange guest for a triathlon-based podcast. However Chemmy oozes passion and energy and has so many lessons to share from sport. So if you need a confidence boost for a race coming up, or if you're feeling a bit 'meh' because you're injured, or if you're just finding the news too depressing, then listen to this, you won't regret it. You'll hear: 08:00 Chemmy's work with BBC Sport during the Olympics 'it's such an honour and it's like working on ski sunday on steroids.' What it's like working with BBC Sport presenter Clare Balding. 'She really is an empowering mentor to have and she has an incredible knowledge and she never steps on the toes of others, she makes everyone else be at their best.' 13:00 We talk about why it was okay talking about failing and losing. When you fail you have a massive opportunity to learn from that. I'm mentally stronger because I am honest about why I failed. 15:30 Pressure, expectation, underperforming and the danger of holding back. Can you be confident enough to risk it all? 18:00 Confidence on and off the skis. I used to struggle a lot and when I was coming back from injury, I pretended I was Lindsey Vonn. Pretending to be someone else is a really easy technique to get you out of that fear bubble and then you can be yourself. 27:40 Chemmy talks about how she manages to mix work and family. 'I need to work but when I come back to them, I'm able to be very present. But it is a revolution.' 29:00 Some of the messages Chemmy tries to get across to the athletes she coaches. It's confidence! And we do a simple activity every night to help with that. I want to use sport for lifeskill gains. 31:00 Chemmy's thoughts for those who have a lack of confidence, whether ahead of a race or because of fear. "You have to be honest and then you have to take those negative feelings, use those feelings and turn them into a strong power." You have a choice, it's within you. Do you let it stop you or do you use it to inspire you to be better' 37:00 Is Chemmy always 'on it?' I think it must annoying for those around me. 'The vivaciousness and gung-ho I have goes back to when my mum died and it was a complete shock and now I think you don't know when it's all over' 43:00 We talk about life without ski and climate change. 46:00 Some brilliant advice when it comes to injuries. "It is challenging and people react in different ways. You have to realistic and present every day. You can't let that bitterness not drive you. You can use it in a positive way. 49:00 Channelling nerves and fears when you're about to start a race. "This changed throughout my career a the beginning I always used to try too hard but that was a massive block because I would over-try. Then I tried to be loose and I would say to myself 'loose as a goose and I used to try and take my brain out and put it into my feet so it could feel the run.' 'I looked quite unprofessional in the start gates because I used to be juggling, to switch my brain off. But I needed to not care and trust myself. 52:00 We talk about why Chemmy is so passionate about championing other females. "My mum always used to tell me to go into a room and fine a woman who inspires you and go and talk to them. Have the confidence to go and talk to them, have a bit of them and make yourself better." Find out more about this week's guests Chemmy Alcott https://www.instagram.com/chemmyski/?hl=en (Instagram) Chemmy Alcott's https://www.cdcperform.com/ (CDC Performance coaching) Like what you heard? Let me know! Connect with Inside Tri Show across Social Media, just search Inside Tri Show or click on the icons below https://www.patreon.com/insidetrishow (GET YOUR HANDS ON AN...

English former World Cup alpine ski racer, presenter and mum to two Chemmy Alcott joins us to discuss all aspects of mum guilt, from deciding to get a nanny and the backlash women face, choosing to go back to work after 2 weeks and even feeling guilt for the name of her second child, we explore it all on this weeks episode of Mums the Word!Ask Ashley a question for the podcast at askmumstheword@gmail.com---A Create Podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As a 4 x Winter Olympian, a career high ranking of 8th in the World, 7 x British National Overall Champion and the only British female skier to ever win a run in a World Cup, Chemmy Alcott is widely regarded as one of Britain's greatest ever skiers.In a time where competing at a Winter Olympics was unusual for a British athlete, Chemmy defied the odds and pioneered a skiing movement that has inspired a generation. Resulting in not just skiers, but British Winter Sport athletes as a whole seeing the Winter Olympics as a realistic and achievable goal.Since retiring from competing on the world stage after The Sochi Olympics in 2014, Chemmy has immersed herself in the world of TV & media, where she now presents for the BBC on Ski Sunday and commentates on the World Cup Ski Series for Eurosport amongst being a guest on many other show. Furthermore, she competed in ITV Dancing on Ice in 2012, where she finished 5th.In addition to her TV commitments and hosting events and despite retiring, Chemmy continues to constantly push her body to the limit, competing in multiple physical challenges including the World's Toughest Ski Race in Greenland, the 100-mile road race in London and climbing Mt Kilimanjaro, raising over £800,000 for charity in the process.Charity work is very important to Chemmy, where she acts as an active ambassador for Right to Play, Ski4Cancer, SnowCamp and United Learning. She has visited multiple under-developed countries such as Rwanda and Tanzania, raising money for areas of conflict resolution and also to promote sport and play to educate ‘over one million children in some of the world's poorest communities.'Chemmy is an inspiration to all, having broken 49 bones in her life including her neck aged 11. She is no stranger to adversity and remains committed to inspiring the next generation and educating people from all over the world through sport. Most notably, she created the ‘X-Elle' scheme, which aims to develop girl's confidence through sport. Part of her passion involves travelling the world, visiting countries such as Dubai and New Zealand, in addition to her travel across the UK, telling her story and inspiring others. From school pupils to businesses, she helps give them the confidence to create big dreams and do everything humanly possible to achieve them.Chemmy Alcott:Instagram: @chemmyskiJohn Pierce:Instagram: @Plan_PositiveSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/civewodeja)

In Episode 88, special guest Chemmy Alcott takes us behind the scenes of ‘Ski Sunday' and the BBC's Beijing Olympics coverage. We also discuss Grindelwald, Yad Moss, how to choose a ski helmet and there's our usual round up of snow reports from across Europe. Iain was joined by 4-time Olympian & BBC Ski Sunday presenter, Chemmy Alcott and industry expert Rob Stewart, as well as regulars, Katie Crowe from Battleface Travel Insurance and equipment guru Al Morgan from SkiKitInfo.com.  Thanks to Switzerland Tourism for sponsoring the podcast. Switzerland remains the simplest country to go to if you have kids in tow, with no extra rules in place for the u16s and no tests required (for fully vaccinated passengers) on arrival. SHOW NOTES Chemmy last joined us in a year ago in Episode 67 Rob joined us last in Episode 51 Did you know that the Dutch call drag lifts 'pancake lifts'? The Day 2 return test on its way out for double-vaccinated skiers from February 11, although children are still required to take it The NHS pass is now available for 12-15 year olds Check the Battleface Travel website for current restrictions and for your ski insurance Vanessa Fisher reported from the Dolomites in Italy Stephen Spiers was in Verbier Switzerland Elena tells us about fresh snow in the Tirol in Austria You can order Caroline Eliot's book ‘Fjord's Mission' here and listen to our interview with Caroline in Episode 82 Iain was in Les Arcs. You can watch his video snow report here.  Iain travelled by train on the inaugural Travelski Express Ski Train Listen to our Bonus Episode all about the Ski Train  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oScG28dQkQ Iain spoke with Peter Stockton about Yad Moss Ski Club  https://twitter.com/theskipodcast/status/1489177129132642305 Dave Ryding became the first Briton to win a World Cup Alpine ski race Watch Marcus Eder's incredible run on YouTube here You can catch up with all the ‘Ski Sunday' episodes on the BBC iPlayer This is Chemmy's great quote:  "Skiing is a perfect sport for this type of personal growth: everyone falls; it is the picking oneself up & trying again that is the win" Rob was in Grindelwald where he tried out the new Eiger Express We intereviewed Remo Kaser from the Jungfrau region about the lift in Episode 61   You can read Al's review of the season's best new ski helmets here Reviews and comments are always welcome, whether on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, social media or by email.  Paul Bond: “Your podcast is a danger to my pocket, it makes me book more trips than I sensibly should, great stuff!”The Ski Podcast has been nominated as Best Wintersports Podcast. It's very easy to vote - just go to www.sportspodcastawards.com. We would really appreciate it and would like to thank the many people who have voted for us already.   I also enjoy all feedback about the show, so please do email. You can follow me @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast. Thanks again to Switzerland Tourism for sponsoring the show. In our next episode we'll be discussing Crans Montana and Gstaad.

Ski holidays weren't on the cards for Brits last winter, with travel restrictions in force due to the pandemic – as well as the UK's own lockdown rules, which at the time included a ban on international travel. However, with ongoing vaccine rollouts and easing restrictions, snow-starved skiers will be hitting the slopes this season as ski resorts across Europe are once again opening to holidaymakers - meaning 2021/22 should be a ski season to remember. The 6.3 million Brits who regularly hit the slopes are now free to do so, with Austria confirming it be open to overseas visitors, as well as Germany, France, and Switzerland. But with two thirds of UK skiers aged 45-65, resorts have brought in new measures to ensure guests remain safe while enjoying their winter breaks. Resorts are set to introduce precautionary measures seen elsewhere this year, including mandatory MNP (Mouth Nose Protection), regular sanitisation of cable cars and ski lifts, and daily testing of employees for Covid-19. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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We know how important it is to be inspired by both big businesses and individuals, which is why we are excited to present Talking Leaders, a bi-monthly initiative from the AHDB which will see a series of inspirational speakers share their life experiences and deliver impactful stories to the AgriLeader community. At our next event we are delighted to be joined by 4 times Olympic skier; Chemmy Alcott. Chemmy is an English former World Cup Alpine race ski racer and a fiercely determined and courageous sportswoman.  As the only British female skier to ever win a run in a World Cup, she is widely regarded as one of Britain's greatest ever skiers. Having broken 49 bones, Chemmy is no stranger to adversity and remains committed to inspiring the next generation and educating people from all over the world through sport.

This week on Monday Mile, I  head to West London, Hampton Court to meet Chemmy Alcott who is a 4x Winter Olympian downhill skier, and the first ever British woman to win a World Cup run. Chemmy's been to 8 World Champs, she's a business owner,  wife and Mum of two young boys, and your current BBC Ski Sunday host.  She's also a really good friend of mine! What I loved about this Monday Mile stroll, is Chemmy's all or nothing approach to life, whether it be the dance floor, looking after her boys or charging the mountain. Her honesty and vulnerability in being open about struggling to balance both her family and working life, is inspiring "I am a swan, and I have my head above water ..... just, but legs are frantic!" This really does make the superwoman that Chemmy is, somewhat relatable. She's got endless energy, and well and truly is the definition of a kind-hearted, supportive soul. Former Team GB double winter Olympian Aimee Fuller is on a mission to find the secrets for Monday motivation from some of the most successful sports men and women of our time and other well-known celebrities which will drop every week.  Aimee will be probing for answers from the full spectrum of routines; the early birds who have finely tuned Monday mornings, to the late risers who struggle to get up before 11am. How do elite athletes find the motivation to kick start their week come rain or shine? How do celebrities deliver no matter what the time of day? What knowledge can they pass on?'  Each episode will drop on a Monday morning and plays out in real time. Aimee will meet each of her guests for a walk and a chat and over the course of the mile she will find out how they cope on a Monday morning - their idiosyncrasies, breakfast routines, alarm noises - and how, when they need to, find the motivation to kick-on through the week.  Dropping every Monday as a bitesize 20/25 minute piece of content and weekly dose of motivation - right when you need it - sharing some of Britain's greatest athletes' secrets on self-motivation, candid thoughts on what they struggle with and a sideways look at some of their more unusual morning habits. Head over to IG to watch the visuals of our episode and what we get up to on our Monday Mile. https://www.instagram.com/aimee_fuller/ Filmed + Produced by http://www.tommallion.com

'Today you have the choice. You can choose to be scared, or you can choose to ski fast'. Wise words spoken by Chemmy Alcott's coach just minutes before she skied the most profound race of her life. The moment she decided to let go of her fear of failure. This weeks guest is the infamous Chemmy Alcott - multi-alpine ski champion, mum of 2, successful broadcaster and presenter, a coach and an inspirational speaker... (a formidable list!) Chemmy began her twenties decade faced with a lot of physical and mental adversity. Training hard for multiple events she competed rigorously; however soon after the 2006 Olympics, Chemmy's Mum sadly passed away, leaving her to navigate the rest of her twenties without her primary source of guidance and support. The following years were tough, but gave Chemmy a new outlook on life which not only prepared her for the intense career she was about to embark on, but also how to make the most out of every single day.We discuss Chemmy's journey through grief, her travelling adventures, the highs and lows of competitive sport, falling in and out of love and how overcoming her fear of failure and finally embracing imperfection lead her to discover just how much control she had over her success. Our favourite Millennial Minesweeper Quote this week was;‘Never let the fear of striking out, keep you from playing the game' - A Cinderella Story (for all you Hilary Duff Fans out there...)

As a 4 x Winter Olympian, a career high ranking of 8th in the World, 7 x British National Overall Champion and the only British female skier to ever win a run in a World Cup, Chemmy Alcott is widely regarded as one of Britain's greatest ever skiers.In a time when competing at a Winter Olympics was unusual for a British athlete, Chemmy defied the odds and pioneered a skiing movement that has inspired a generation. Resulting in not just skiers, but British Winter Sport athletes as a whole seeing the Winter Olympics as a realistic and achievable goal.Since retiring from competing on the world stage after The Sochi Olympics in 2014, Chemmy has immersed herself in the world of TV & media, where commentates on the World Cup Ski Series for Eurosport amongst being a guest on many other shows. Furthermore, she competed in ITV Dancing on Ice in 2012, where she finished 5th.Most recently, she became one of the lead presenters of Ski Sunday, alongside Ed Leigh.We talk about her childhood, her racing career highs and lows, her struggles with motherhood in the early days and trying to juggle it with a blossoming presenting career.The lows from severe injury, from losing her mum very suddenly and most recently, from online abuse at the hand of cowardly, anonymous trolls, have given Chemmy a fairly thick skin and a resilience she shouldn't need to have. It has, however, stood her in good stead and combined with her 96mph skiing and her 100mph personality, she is inspiring young women to give their all to whatever it is they are passionate about. To really care and to not be embarrassed about having goals and dreams and drive.Her new challenge has her ski touring and climbing up three 4000m peaks in Switzerland as part of an initiative by My Switzerland to encourage all women teams to climb all 48 of them between 8th March and 8th September. More info here: https://peakchallenge.myswitzerland.com/en/You can follow Chemmy in the following places:www.chemmyalcott.comIG: @chemmyskiTwitter: @chemmyski (BE NICE!)

In Episode 67, we go behind the scenes at 'Ski Sunday', on tour with James Blunt, inside The Snow Centre, discover craft beer in the Alps and reveal the results from our survey.Iain's guests for this episode where BBC Ski Sunday presenter Chemmy Alcott and Ian Brown, Managing Director at The Snow Centre in Hemel Hempstead. We would like to thank our sponsors Switzerland Tourism for their continued support for the podcast. SHOW NOTES Chemmy was skiing chest-deep powder in Laax The group denied boarding at Eurostar was on their way to Verbier to do a training course with Peak Leaders They started the time in Europe in Vallorcine where some of the group tested positive Graham Bell is in Dancing on Ice 2021 Chemmy took part in the Inferno in Murren in 2020 Laax uses an app system to control Covid and numbers in resort Iain travelled to Crans Montana in December Chemmy has tried cooking for Ed! Dougie and Chemmy are coaching Giselle Gorringe Graham would probably have been very hot in his outfit Betony Garner appeared in Episode 65 when we discussed cross country skiing Her report was recorded in Les Contamines Charlie Rees took the Mammut backcountry course in Andermatt The avalanche danger is very high in Switzerland We've previously discussed skiing in Wales and in Scotland  Ian is MD at the The Snow Centre in Hemel Hempstead Sadly, the Swindon project will not be going ahead You can listen to the full interview with Peter Hardy here Listen to our podcast special about Erna Low here Peter is the author of ‘Different Country, Same State' – the inside story of being on tour with James Blunt You can watch Peter's video of skiing with Graham Bell on old kit here Find out about the Sapaudia brewery here Jan Farrell has retired from his career as a speed skier   Reviews Suzi Jones: "Just to say I love the Podcast not being able to ski at the mo is madeeasier by your interviews and discussion thanks!"Chris Filey:"With not much chance of getting on the slopes, the Ski Podcast bringssome relief to us all"Skibum70: "Often copied, never surpassed"Jill Taylor:"Keep it up, it's very enjoyable" James Hawkins: "Another great listen" Matt Hayes: "Love this pod, keeps me entertained in many a commute, lockdown workout or when I'm simply missing the mountains"   Eggfried100 on Snowheads: "I've listened to quite a few other podcasts but ‘The Ski Podcast' is byfar the best for me. Great content, interesting guests, plus it has reallykept us informed through the shall we say an ‘interesting' last twelvemonths."  Please do review us on iTunes as it helps other people find us Tips on Car Hire at Geneva: Hire from the Swiss side and don't wait for the bus, just walk (it's only 5 mins) Don't return the car empty – it's expensive!  Iain recommends booking via Holiday Autos Chemmy suggests renting from Super U on the French side for long-term rentals (but don't take too much meat!) You can read the results of our recent survey hereIf you'd like some The Ski Podcast stickers then please contact us with your address and we'll drop a few in the post to you  Thanks to Matt Hayes, Michael Gold, Mark McGarry, Julie Slaughter, Doug Newman, Rachael Westbrook and Joanna Yellowlees-Bound for buying me a cuppa at buymeacoffee.com/theskipodcast  You can follow Iain and the show on Twitter and Facebook @skipedia and @theskipodcast 

This week we spoke to 4 x Olympian and Ski Sunday presenter CHEMMY ALCOTT, as well as 5 x British Freestyle Ski Champion ANDY BENNETT.We caught up with Chemmy during two of the most exciting and contrasting events in the winter sports calendar - the LAAX Open and the most notorious and iconic men's downhill in the world - the Hahnenkamm in Kitzbühel. We talk powder days, women in skiing, fitness and how it's all going out in LAAX presenting BBC Ski Sunday.Andy Bennett also joined us - Andy is 5 x British Freestyle Ski Champion, a Team GB Freeski Coach and ranked in the top 15 in the world for men's halfpipe skiing. He's also head of freestyle education for the IASI. We talk moguls and everything freestyle.. as well as trampolining, The Jump, ski modelling and his world record for skiing backwards..!Tune in every Monday wherever you listen to your podcasts.Kindly supported by Snow Finel.Thank you to:@chemmyalcott@cunningweasel@bbcskisundayUseful Links:Uncut Version of Skiing The Hahnenkamm Kitzbuhel Downhill - Graham Bell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PC7HxfLs38Men's Olympic Mogul Skiing from Sochi Olympics 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Thj7yqPSOEThe iconic legends: Glen Plake & Jonny Moseley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ausvn9sTaMEOne of Bella's fav videos of all time is Jonny Moseley training off snow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWBkCDdgj2EOxygen Freejumping is the Trampoline Parks Bella uses: https://oxygenfreejumping.co.uk/Andy Bennett on Skiing Switch! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQuDG-StrEEThe White Book by Ellis Brigham https://www.ellis-brigham.com/magazines/whitebook-ski-clothingBritish Association of Ski Instructors https://www.basi.org.uk/We mention: @hahnenkammrennen @yogaglo  @iasisnowsports @basi_inst @ellisbrigham @thejumpc4  @emma.carrickanderson @bridgertonnetflix @thedukesspoon Travel with ALS Ski, your luxury ski specialists. ALS Ski is your go to destination for booking your ski holiday. Check us out at www.als-ski.com

As a 4x Winter Olympian, a career high ranking of 8th in the World, 7x British National Overall Champion and the only British female skier to ever win a run in a World Cup, Chemmy Alcott is widely regarded as one of Britain’s greatest ever skiers.   In a time where competing at a Winter Olympics was unusual for a British athlete, Chemmy defied the odds and pioneered a skiing movement that has inspired a generation. Resulting in not just skiers, but British Winter Sport athletes as a whole seeing the Winter Olympics as a realistic and achievable goal.   Since retiring from competing on the world stage after The Sochi Olympics in 2014, Chemmy has immersed herself in the world of TV & media, where she now presents for the BBC on Ski Sunday and commentates on the World Cup Ski Series for Eurosport amongst being a guest on many other show.   Chemmy continues to constantly push her body to the limit, competing in multiple physical challenges including the World’s Toughest Ski Race in Greenland, the 100-mile road race in London and climbing Mt Kilimanjaro, raising over £800,000 for charity in the process.   Chemmy is committed to inspiring the next generation and educating people from all over the world through sport. Most notably, she created the ‘X-Elle’ scheme, which aims to develop girl’s confidence through sports she helps give them the confidence to create big dreams and do everything humanly possible to achieve them.   New episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast go live every Tuesday and Thursday at 7am UK time - Make sure you hit the subscribe button so you don’t miss out.    The tough girl podcast is sponsorship and ad free thanks to the monthly financial support of patrons. To find out more about supporting your favourite podcast and becoming a patron please check out www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast.      Show notes Who is Chemmy Growing up in a ski mad family Being inspired by her older brother Starting to ski at 18 months old and doing her first race at 3 yrs The fear of falling over Loving tennis and skiing Going to her first big event at 11 years old and winning Education and skiing Spending the summer months in New Zealand Female role models in skiing Wanting to be a speed skier Meeting and racing against her idol Breaking her neck in a ski accident… Having a fused neck and having to travel with an x-ray Fear of failure and the fear of letting people down Learning to control her mind and finding a way to help herself Only being able to ski at 80% Winning her run in the world cup What’s going through her head at the start of the race Trying to replicate training runs more Learning to stay in the present moment Funding your life as an Olympian Not getting any support from the government Having to back yourself and be confident Recovering from injury  Having tiny daily goals Doing the Words Toughest Ski Race in Greenland Getting into endurance sports Making the brutal decision to retire from professional sport Dreaming of becoming a presenter on ski Sunday Wanting to become a mum How life has changed having 2 children Taking the children out skiing Skiing in a chilled way…. Using sport to help improve confidence Keeping fit and active now Quick Fire Questions     Social Media   Website www.chemmyalcott.com    Facebook  @Chemmy-Alcott   Instagram @chemmyski    Twitter @chemmyski      

Hear more untold stories as I catch up with my good friend and 4x British Olympic Alpine Skier Chemmy Alcott. Also, join me and Dylan as we head across the street to Casey and Sarah's to celebrate Sarah's Guinness World Record in Big Wave Windsurfing.

Chemmy Alcott represented Great Britain at 4 separate Winter Olympics. Following her skiing career, Chemmy has been a broadcaster and philanthropist, and is often seeking out new adventures. www.chemmyalcott.com, www.anygivenrunway.com

Ruck It! from Kyran Bracken & Nick Easter. The Rugby podcast that doesn't take itself too seriously! Kyran is joined by Olympic ski racer, Chemmy Alcott.

I’ve talked about a slow down coming for the last few weeks, and we saw the numbers trend in that direction a couple of weeks ago, with numbers reversing in my last weekly update. This week we saw sales slow back down, although the conditional deals, as well as multiple offers, were still quite high. And the number of new listings were lower but strong considering families are putting their focus back to school as it's only a few days away. Sales are back down again this week; even lower (by one sale) than when the numbers fell off the cliff a few weeks ago. The sales that are still happening are happening in a competitive environment, with lots of multiple offers. Looking thru the sales, there are a lot of them happening at the entry-level market price points, and the ones that are happening in the 600’s + (there were a decent number of them); are homes that are truly impressive. Conditional sales were high again this week, surprisingly high to what I was expecting. These are typically a snapshot to show how active the market is at a given time; and with 27 active deals in the last week, it is more active than I thought it would be. Looking at the listings that have offers on them; only 2 were homes that were listed in the last 7 days, with the majority being a few weeks old. New listings hit a low we haven’t seen in a few months; although still larger than the # of firm sales. There is a noticeable slow down in showings and activity in general on a few of the listings that came out last week. There are a few explanations we may point to for the lower listings; families enjoying the last few weeks before school or a lot of people who were interested in selling may have got their house on the market earlier in the summer. Ultimately, for the market to continue to balance, we will need more listings to come out. My guess is the next pop in listings we will see will be after kids are back to school in September. I was surprised to see how many ‘luxury’ homes (premium-priced) sold this week. This can be different prices in different areas. Luxury in Chemmy may be at 600k, while luxury in Southend may be 800K. There were a number of bigger sales this week, and I was close with some of my buyers to getting involved with multiple offers on some of them. In the case of the ones that we came across, they offered something very unique that the market hadn’t seen in a long time; a really nice in-law suite for putting the parents downstairs and having built-in babysitters, or a beautiful pool backyard (the place on Jeanine I heard had 150k+ put into the landscaping). In all these cases, buyers were more than willing to pay for the WOW factor. Almost 80% of sales this week that happened were under 400k. Now that is still a lot of money for Sudbury homes, so its understandable that more than the average is happening at that price point. With interest rates in the gutter (and the way the Canadian economy is looking, it's not going to get better any time soon. My guess is 2 years out before we see interest rates creep up); 350k is a price range that a lot of first-time buyers are looking in. First-time buyers are a huge positive indication of a healthy real estate marketplace, so maybe we can take this as an overall positive, but it is interesting to note. With the nights cooling off and August running out of days, it truly does feel like the Summer of 2020 is coming to an end. However you have been enjoying your summer, I hope you continue to squeeze the last few ounces of joy out of it! Until next week!

Olympian Chemmy Allcott is the final guest in this series of The Naked Truth and she tells the Kittens what it really takes to be an Olympian and how we must never lose sight of where we want to be. This episode was recorded before the coronavirus pandemic. 

Next up is the amazing talented skier Chemmy Alcott. She talks about her route into professional skiing, which has seen her compete at the top of the sport on the World Cup tour and Winter Olympics. But it's been tough ride, she talks about all the injuries that potentially could have ended her career, and there has been ALOT of them! She also opens up about being a mum and has some advice for dealing with the coronavirus isolation! Sponsored by Bose See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode of RunPod Jenni speaks to Olympic skier Chemmy Alcott. Now after 13 years competing across the globe this woman is one powerful athlete but her pace slows ever so slightly where running's concerned. In fact Chemmy's a self-proclaimed plodder! But that may not be surprising given how many injuries she's had: spinal breaks, femur fractures, bumps and bruises Chemmy's had them all. She runs despite all of this because of that incredible feel good factor - the runner's high. This conversation will remind you what you love about running and why we're so lucky we're able to do it, so what are you waiting for? Get listening!

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So this episode was a real blast! For anyone who doesn’t know my other HUGE passion is Skiing, I was formerly a ski instructor a few years ago J In this episode of the Powercast we sat down to discuss the following: - How Chemmy first got into Skiing living in the UK - How she overcame the pressure of being a professional athlete to excel - Coming back from a double leg break to compete in ANOTHER Olympic games - The best way to get SKI fit and prepare for your winter break - Post Pregnancy Fitness, how Chemmy got straight back into her fitness regime! If you enjoy the podcast and find it informative, please make sure to leave a 5 star review! I will be picking one person at random who leave a review to win a FREE place on the next Shreddin8 program! If your interested in transforming your life and not just your physique, hit the link below to apply for my Elite One to One Coaching https://www.charliejohnsonfitness.com/pages/coaching-application Or join the WORLDS Biggest 8 Week Transformation Competition with Cash Prizes SHREDDIN8 and secure one of the limited EARLY BIRD places! https://cj8weekshred.com/8-week-shred-home28075522

In Episode 42 Iain visits the London Ski & Snowboard Festival, while Jim checks out the Annecy 'equivalent' at the High Five Festival. There's interviews with Chemmy Alcott on racing weight, info on motorhomes, new lifts from Porsche and much more.  The Ski Podcast would like to thank Switzerland Tourism for their support. Show Notes We are delighted to announce our new partner: Switzerland Tourism There are new lifts by Porsche this winter in Gstaad and Arosa There is a Hublot lift in Zermatt Iain was at the London Ski & Snowboard Festival Sir Ranulph Fiennes was a bigger draw than Iain (who presented in the TalkZone about Ski Flight Free) Iain in the Talkzone Jim visited the High Five Festival in Annecy Iain interviewed Jamie Barrow at the London show about his record-breaking plans for 2020 We've previously interviewed Jamie a couple of times. You must listen to Episode 4, which covers his experiences in North Korea.  https://youtu.be/csoP8Didoi0  Iain spoke to Chemmy Alcott about the challenges for a professional skier in trying to hit 'racing weight'  You can listen to previous interviews with Chemmy in Episodes 24 and 25 Jim spoke with Hannah from Winterised, about motorhomes in ski resorts, a topic we covered in Episode 40 Frank Saffery kindly gave us this review (after listening to our feature on Japan in Episode 41)Having gone back and listened to all your backcasts. Also having lived my entire adult life in Japan it's good to have some exposure here. Thanks to 'sdstarr' from across the pond in the States, who gave us this 5-star review on Apple Podcasts: Michael Bury kindly send us this, also about Episode 41:Just sent the link to my son, Jack Bury he's off to Niseko for the season   We were also delighted to hear from Frankie at Inghams after Mike's comments on their Japan package: It was really great to listen to your Japan expert though – fascinating! Do note that our trips to Japan are of variable durations, so they can be longer that a 7-nights should guests prefer. In our 'Ask Jim & Iain' feature we tackled the question 'How do I spot a good looking helmet?' Safety and fit is more important than how it looks, but there was a divide on whether sunnies should be worn with a helmet!   The 'punter gap' issue was more clear cut Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss an episode You can also catch up with old episodes - in the last 30 days all 57 of our podcasts have been listened to, with over 30 people listening to Episode 1 Iain's favourite episode remains the feature on wolves in the Alps Thanks to all our listeners from around the world, including the Maldives, Japan, NZ and the USA ---- Coming up in Episode 43 - Part 2 of Jim's interview with Hannah from Winterised - Iain finds out about Laax, baby - Lots more… 

Exercising while pregnant & why new mums should believe in themselves. Chemmy Alcott’s been described as one of Britain's greatest ever female skiers; she took the British champion title SEVEN times and is the ONLY British female to ever win a World Cup skiing run. But during her pregnancies and early motherhood, Chemmy experienced some negative judgement surrounding her decisions to continue physical training and return to work 10 days after having her first baby. Following a period of self-doubt, she realised how important it is for mothers to believe in themselves and to do what’s right for them and their families - regardless of what other people think. She’s launched a podcast revealing and discussing the realities of motherhood - the type of podcast she searched for when she was pregnant but couldn’t find. In this episode, you’ll discover…

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to three well-known friends over three glasses of wine. On our International Women’s Day episode, we’re joined by Sugababe Heidi Range, four-time Olympian Chemmy Alcott and speed skating champion Sarah Lindsay for a discussion of how they’ve made it in male-dominated industries, the women who support them, and the minds they wish they could spend time in. CreditsMusic by Andy BellProduced by Kate Thornton and Yahoo UK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

During this episode I'm joined by Britain's greatest ever female Skier Chemmy Alcott, we discuss Chemmy's career and origin in sport and really dive down into her training and psychology throughout her career, Chemmy shares how finally allowing herself to give her performances all she had was the key breakthrough moment in her career. We also discuss family life and how Chemmy balances being a wife, mother, broadcaster and business owner. 

Raw and honest thoughts of a soon to be induced second time mother. From following the old wives tales to bring on labour naturally to your support team and family and a bunch of other randomness. Stories and opinions all Chemmy's own and likely to contain references to her ski racing and TV career.

Recap and preview of the FIS alpine world cup tour. Big focus on the history making duo Mikaela Shiffrin and Marcel Hirscher. Weekly injury update and comeback stories, including the incredible Lindsey Vonn.

A little off piste this one - dedicated almost solely to my thoughts on Dave Ryding's historic week. My memories of him as a young racer, his recent amazing (and historic) performances, who is in his team and why he is so important to British Skiing. Enjoy!

A massively busy week in the world of alpine skiing World Cup, I summarise the race winning performances, stories and behind the scenes. Enjoy!

In this episode I talk about all the action from the world of Alpine World Cup Skiing this week. From a racer having a victory taken away for using oxygen to recover to injury updates to reviews of past races and predictions of the next races. Thanks for listening.

BBC Presenter & Britain’s Greatest Ever Female Skier, Chemmy Alcott, takes you on another journey in her first podcast series, as she talks all things Winter sport, women in sport & motherhood.

This episode Iain reports back from the London Ski Festival with interviews with Olympians Billy Morgan, Graham Bell and Chemmy Alcott as well as world-record breaking snowboarder Jamie Barrow. We have guest reports from Dave in Verbier and Steve in Val d'Isère and Jim goes behind the scenes at the Chill Factore in Manchester, where listeners can claim a 10% discount using the code code ('SKIPOD10'). Plus what's your favourite James Bond ski sequence? Iain and Jim reveal their best 007 moments...

Corine Remande is now blind in her right eye after being hit by a wayward golf ball struck by America’s Brooks Koepka during last weekend’s Ryder Cup. Remande says she could have died on the golf course and says she is taking legal action to improve safety for spectators. But how does Brooks Koepka feel? One golfer who knows is James Gordon – a Scotsman who, over 10 years ago, hit a wayward ball that caused another man to lose his eye. James tells Sportshour how the accident stopped him from playing golf for over half a year and how he couldn’t bring himself to speak to the man he had injured because he didn’t know what to say. James also believes golfers should take out insurance to protect them on the golf course. Nearly 10 years ago, American runner Denise Sauriol was hit by a car on her way to start a half marathon. Her body smashed into the windscreen, causing her to break five vertebrae in her back. Denise says the accident changed her life, leading to the birth of ‘Denise 2.0, and she’s set to run her 100th 26.2 mile race as she competes in the Chicago Marathon. Arsene Wenger is one of the most respected football managers in the world, having led Arsenal football club for a staggering 22 years. He’s famous for winning three Premier League titles and seven FA Cups, his ridiculously long coats and his frustratingly long struggles with zips. But what was perhaps most iconic about the Frenchman was his extraordinary quotes that left journalists with more questions than answers. And now the legacy of those words lives on in the form of Japanese Haiku poems, as written by author Gunnar Sorrars – who tells us some of his most bizarre Wenger Haikus. Rugby league side Toronto Wolfpack play London Broncos with promotion up for grabs for the winner on Sunday. We hear from Toronto super fan Steve Marsden, who makes 500-mile round trips to watch his beloved team every week – and even flew to the United Kingdom to see Toronto play Salford Devils in Manchester. Britain’s greatest ever female skier Chemmy Alcott reveals why she is going to store her baby’s stem cells after she has given birth to her second child. Chemmy discusses the benefits of storing stem cells in case of future injuries or illnesses and offers advice on how to athletes can stay fit and healthy during pregnancy. US Paralympic alpine skier Danelle Umstead ‘lived her impossible’ this year by becoming the first blind contestant on America’s Dancing with the Stars show. Danelle tells Sportshour how she once told the TV she would make history by appearing on the series and reveals why dancing was a lot harder and more nerve-wracking than competing in the Winter Paralympics. Former Australia rugby international Rob Horne was paralysed in his right arm following a heavy tackle whilst playing for Northampton Saints in April this year. Ahead of a special tribute match between Northampton and Leicester Tigers at Twickenham, from which the proceeds will go to Rob and his family, he describes the moment he realised the extent of his injury, what it was like to be forced into retirement so early and how he’s determined to move on with his life. And in this week’s Sporting Witness, we're taking you back to 1978 and a new type of athletics event which would go on to become internationally successful. Caroline Heywood has been speaking to Dr Maurice Slapak about his memories of the first ever TRANSPLANT Games. Photo: Corine Remande (Getty Images)

In this week's PPP Podcast we tried really hard to be positive. Naturally that involved not talking about the Leafs. Tune in for: Chemmy reads Laffy Taffy jokes The gang groans audibly The team gives up on the podcast and answers questions on twitter Music: Jimmy Cliff, Wonderful World Beautiful People Magnetic Fields, Crazy for you but not that crazy The Shins, We Will Become Silhouettes The Silver Jews, Slow Education

It's PPPPodcast 18 where Chemmy, PPP, and I discuss: Trashing the Leafs playoff hopes Burke, goalies and the future Flux Capacitors* Luke Schenn's contract You can listen here (Chemmy will post to iTunes later). Music: Everyday People, Sly and the Family Stone Life is a Lemon and I Want My Money Back , Meatloaf If She Wants Me, Belle & Sebastian *If you had a Delorean, a flux capacitor and enough plutonium to get you November 29, 2008, what single move of Burke's would you fix? What active mistake, signing, trade, draft pick would you do-over? Sadly, there's lots to choose from...

Puckin' Eh is proud to kick off our podcast series with a little help of the two best known Leaf bloggers, the overlords of Pension Plan Puppets, PPP & Chemmy.  We'll be taking a look at the summer transactions, realistic expectations for the Maple Leafs, as well as other topics.

Puckin' Eh is proud to kick off our podcast series with a little help of the two best known Leaf bloggers, the overlords of Pension Plan Puppets, PPP & Chemmy.  We'll be taking a look at the summer transactions, realistic expectations for the Maple Leafs, as well as other topics.

Yes it's PPP Podcast 13, our first episode since October, 2010. This was actually recorded on Thursday January 6th so we're offering it to you at a deep discount in case some of the contents might have gone a bit stale. Be sure to vote for who is the best (not worst?) Leaf. Contents after the jump... Star-divide In episode 13, Chemmy, PPP and I discuss: Reimer, Gustavsson and what to do with the goalies (very timely, no?) Colby Armstrong and the Heavy Lifter Index - can he get better? (spoiler alert: MF37 says "yes.") The future for coach Ron Wilson Colaiacovo cap hits & injuries; Steen vs. Stempniak (Let's all blame Maurice) Leafs roster elimination game (rules explained half-way through) Songs Weezer - My Name is Jonas Gerry Rafferty - City to City Das Racist - Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell (Wallpaper Remix) Randy Newman - Short People Spencer Davis Group - Back Into My Life Again As always, thanks to Ryan for the sound work. We give him three hours of awkward pauses and he turns it into 35 minutes of quality with just 6 minutes of awkwardness.

1st Week of Torino 2006 - An audio blog of living the Winter Olympics PMN Munk - Dirty WorkMunk PMN PageMunk website10/2/06 the opening ceremony went off well11/2/06 Claviere by cable-car11/2/06 Swedish IOC reps selling tickets for 10 EUROS - snowboard for 20 EUROS v list price of 35 EUROs 11/2/06 first SanSi event Biathlon German Gold and Norway 2nd and 3rd12/2/06 Telegraph nonsense 7 hours return trip to Sestriere12/2/06 get 4 tickets from USA squad for 2 man bob finals for 19/2/0612/2/06 Shaun White wins the Gold in H/P USA 1st & 2nd13/2/06 Tickets for sale - this time from British touts13/2/06 Carabinieri intervene13/2/06 looking for WMN DH Swedish rep offers 4*110 for 250 14/2/06 Tash and Lucy arrive from London to see the WMN DH 15/215/2/06 At the egg for 10am to find tickets for WMN DH15/2/06 looking for 2 tickets at least for Tash and Lucy15/2/06 Brit ticket tout sells me last 3 100 Euro tickets for 20 each15/2/06 Prime seats sitting with Austrian brass band - party atmosphere15/2/06 met Chemy Alcotts brother and she comes 11th15/2/06 the girls go to Sestriere in the afternoon - A great dayPMN Redefining the Moment - Oxygen for Two Redefining the Moment PMN PageRedefining the Moment website16/2/06 heavy snow all morning and high winds - 2 inches settled16/2/06 Swindon girl gets Skeleton Silver for team GB16/2/06 the girls travel home almost 12 hours door-to-door17/2/06 wake up to heavy snowfall - 6 inches settles17/2/06 WMN Dh Combined delayed by 1 hour due to snowfall17/2/06 get 2 100 Euro tickets for 20 each off Dutch team17/2/06 race starts at 13:15 - abandoned after 1st skier falls17/2/06 slalom goes ahead DH rescheduled for Monday18/2/06 Mens SuperG Sestriere - long walk down to Borgata18/2/06 snowing all morning - getting heavier after 11am18/2/06 GBR 7th after 15 runs - race abandoned 12pm18/2/06 rescheduled for 14:30 - 14:00 Sun comes out and race completed18/2/06 Get 2 extra tickets for 50 Euro for the rescheduled WMN DHK19/2/06 Snowfalling again in morning - SuperG WMN scheduled for 12pm19/2/06 11am get a 110 for free, a 110 for 50 and 2 110s for 40 Euros19/2/06 Snow and Fog postpones race - hopefully to be rerun Monday19/2/06 Snowing stronger than ever all afternoon and all evening19/2/06 2-man bob finals > 6 inches of snowfall in 3 hours total 18 inches in 18 hrs 20/2/06 Wake up to sunny skies - first for 4 days - and half metre pow20/2/06 WMN SuperG put back to 3pm - Chemmy's big chance - top 20 finishPMN Anonymous - Apology Anonymous PMN Page Anonymous website[26.8MB 36:45 96kbps]