Podcast appearances and mentions of val d'isere

ROMA (ITALPRESS) - In questa edizione:- L'Inter vola, il Milan sorride e il Bologna sogna- Sorteggi tosti ma non proibitivi, per la Lazio è durissima- Federica Brignone trionfa in Val d'Isere, terza Sofia Goggia- Milano piega Varese, Treviso si rianima con Trento- La Barba al Palo - Inter e Bologna giocano a calciogm/gtr

Végre-valahára nemcsak elmaradt, hanem befejezett alpesisí-versenyekről is beszélhettünk az eheti Hóeke podcastben, de egy négyfordulatos Axel története is helyet kapott műsorunkban - volt tehát mit körbejárnunk most is. Tartalom: 00:25 - Végre gyors számok az alpesi sízőknél 10:00 - Mit jelent az alpesi sízők egészsége? 12:39 - Kristoffersen-vélemény 17:55 - Val d'Isere, óriás-műlesiklás 22:10 - Az előttünk álló maratoni hétvége a nőknél és a férfiaknál 27:40 - Grand Prix-döntő a műkorcsolyázoknál, Malinin történelmet írt 32:12 - Női verseny és Kaori Sakamoto 34:00 - Magyar szereplés 36:45 - Technikai újítások és azok lekövetése 42:30 - Rövid vb-előzetes 45:10 - Az előttünk álló hétvége programja

In this week's latest episode of Alpine Property Podcast, Steve Thomas, dives into the festive spirit as he explores the best places to celebrate New Year's Eve in the French Alps. From high-altitude resorts like Tignes and Val d'Isere to picturesque destinations such as Meribel and Chamonix, Steve uncovers the vibrant and unique celebrations happening across the French Alps. So, if you're considering a magical alpine celebration or dreaming of owning a property in this winter wonderland, you don't want to miss this episode.Key TakeawaysDiscover high-altitude resorts like Tignes and Val d'Isère known for hosting some of the largest and best New Year's Eve parties in the French Alps.Explore the range of entertainment from live DJs and dance parties to fireworks displays and street performers, ensuring a night to remember for locals and guests alike.Learn about alternative venues and apres-ski locations to keep the celebration going well into the early hours, offering something for everyone, from delicious dining experiences to wild party atmospheres.Subscribe to our newsletter www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/newsletter-signup/ to learn more! For more information, visit www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk and contact us at:

Wendy and Shelley look at a the Men racing in Val D'Isere for a day and how the retirements affect the young guns that are pushing into the top 30. Meanwhile the Women race a relatively boring track in mediocre conditions in St. Moritz until it gets cancelled.

Bode Miller is the most successful male American alpine ski racer of all time: an Olympic and World Championship gold medallist, he is also a two-time overall World Cup champion and one of just five men to win World Cup events in all five disciplines.  Iain spoke to Bode about his unique career as a racer and about Peak Skis – the new range of skis that he has designed and is launching for sale in Europe. 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 Alcott told me “Bode is unique: he's an icon, because he doesn't fit any mould” (3:30) Bode learned to ski at Cannon Mountain ski area in New Hampshire (4:00) At Carrabasset Valley Academy Bode had to snowmobile 6 miles and hitch 18 miles each day (5:45) Bode initially showed promise as a snowboarder (8:00) He cut a snowboard in half and put bindings on them (9:15) He started racing pro at 18 and by 1998 was at the Nagano Winter Olympics (10:00) Bode's first podium was in 2000 at Val d'Isere (10:30) Bode won two silver medals at Salt Lake in 2002 (12:30)   “It's the Olympics. If I had backed off and I came in fifth or sixth place, I think I would have been really disappointed.” Bode's autobiography is called ‘Go Fast, Be Good, Have Fun' “We should tell our kids to just have fun, participate and not get bent on winning or losing”  Bode lived in a 9-metre long RV for much of his time on the circuit (16:00) Bode's training was unconventional and included a 700-lb squat machine built by his uncle (17:00) Other sessions included 15-minute runs through the streams (21:00) Watch the famous ‘60 Minutes' interview (26:00) At Vancouver in 2010 he became the first American to win Olympic medal in downhill since 1994 (30:30) In 2014 Bode became the oldest Olympic medalist in alpine ski history, winning bronze in super-G (34:00)      “Miller is skiing's mad scientist. There couldn't possibly be anyone who has thought more about what it takes to win a ski race” The Guardian, 2006 Bode set up Peak Skis in 2022 (38:00) Race skis in Bode's day looked ‘like a toothpick' in comparison to today's race skis (39:00) Peak Skis use ‘Keyhole Technology' (40:00) Bode on ‘cooking' skis to see how they are constructed (41:30) View the full range of Peak Skis here (44:45) Bode on ski radius (46:30) Bode on ‘women's skis' (48:00) Loc8 means Peak Skis can be tracked if lost (49:00) Peak Skis are now on sale in Europe direct from the website (50:00) Feedback I enjoy all feedback about the show, so please let me what you thought via social @theskipodcast or 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) Buy me a coffee at BMAC/theskipodcast 3) Book your ski hire with Intersport Rent using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' You can follow Iain @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast

With the summer coming to a close and the festive season on the horizon, we want to whisk you away to the enchanting world of Christmas in the French Alps. Imagine waking up to a winter wonderland on Christmas morning, surrounded by snow-covered mountains and charming alpine villages. The French Alps truly come alive during this magical time of year, with fairytale-like Christmas markets, beautifully decorated streets, and twinkling lights that add an extra sparkle to the season. Join us in this latest episode of the Alpine Property Podcast, where we explore why spending Christmas in a ski resort is an experience like no other. Enjoy tuning in!Key TakeawaysStunning Winter Wonderland. With the best snowfall in the coldest months, December and January, the French Alps offer picturesque powder-covered slopes from sunrise to sunset. Higher altitude resorts like Val d'Isere and Tignes guarantee a white Christmas, but even lower-lying resorts can be blessed with the true magic of Christmas. Imagine waking up to a winter paradise on Christmas morning!Double the Festivities. In the French Alps, Christmas is celebrated on both the 24th and 25th of December, allowing you to enjoy not just one, but two festive celebrations. After parades, fireworks, and a visit from Santa, you can hit the slopes on Christmas morning before indulging in a delicious Christmas lunch. Ski resorts' restaurants offer a range of traditional Savoie dishes, including fondue and raclette, ensuring a memorable culinary experience.Stress-Free Christmas. Escape the hustle and bustle of the commercialised Christmas season and enjoy a stress-free holiday in the Alps. Leave behind the frantic supermarket shopping and the hours spent in the kitchen. Instead, relax with your family as you glide down the slopes, taking in the spectacular views and breathing in the fresh mountain air. Ski resorts go all out to create a festive atmosphere, with Christmas markets, parades, carol singing, and even visits from Santa himself!Subscribe to our newsletter www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/newsletter-signup/ to learn more! For more information, visit www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk and contact us at:

Val Thorens in summer, how Australian ski resorts are dealing with lift queues and all about the latest campaign from Protect Our Winters. Iain was joined by Jen Tsang from ThatsLaPlagne.com, and Lindsey Dixon from Protect our Winters. 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 Lindsey was last on the show in Episode 168, talking about taking the train to Val d'Isere (1:00) Lindsey skied at Skieasy in Chiswick (3:00) Moving Mountains offers the same option in Sussex (4:30) Listen to Iain's report on skiing in Australia in Episode 182 (6:00) Jen and her family took part in the VT Summit Games (8:45) It snowed while Jen was in Les 3 Vallees (9:30) https://twitter.com/3Vallees_france/status/1688461637164929024  Find out more about the new sports centre Le Board (11:00) The soft play at Le Board sounds great fun (14:45) Chez Pepe Nicholas is a wonderful mountain restaurant in Les Menuires (17:00) Jen was in Les Gets for the Tour de France (21:00) It's going to be WARM in the Alps this week (26:45) https://twitter.com/skipedia/status/1692068589220626849  The 'Send It For Climate' campaign from Protect Our Winters is due to launch very soon (28:00) Postcards and postboxes will be available from partners such as Ellis Brigham and Patagonia (31:00) It was the ninth warmest July in Australia (33:15) Perisher has had some tough getting criticism on social, especially TikTok (33:45) Thredbo have brought in a cap on lift pass sales (35:00) Australia has ‘Lodges' that work very much like our chalets (39:00) Listen to Iain's interview with Helen Coffey, the non-flying travel editor of The Independent (42:00) Many offsetting projects have been discredited (42:30) Iain donated to an organisation called ‘Cool Earth' (43:00) William MacAskill is the author of a book called ‘Doing Good Better' and one of the founders of ‘Effective Altruism' (43:30) Feedback 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 Doug: "Listened to #182 on a run and loved it." Simon Burgess: “I really enjoyed the Thredbo/Perisher episode. It brought back some really nice memories.” Bo Spanding: “Truly enjoying the podcast, but I'm wondering why you're never talking about Scandinavian ski resorts. There are a lot of good areas in those countries (except for Denmark of course).”  We featured Svalbard in Episode 94 and Norway in Episode 58, plus our special interview with cross country skiers Andrew Musgrave and Andrew Young, who are based in Norway (47:00) 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 BuymeaCoffee.com/theskipodcast You can follow me @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast

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

We find out about action cameras (GoPros and their equivalents), including how best to film, how to edit and how to go viral. Plus we discover whether the Carv helped Iain ski better, and about the world's most sustainable ski trip.   Iain was joined by Anna Hughes (founder of Flight Free UK), Chris Moran (Intersport Ski Hire) and podcast regular Al Morgan (SkiKitInfo.com) The Ski Podcast is sponsored by Les 3 Vallees - the largest ski area in the world SHOW NOTES Listen to our special podcast with snowboarding pioneer Chris Moran Al was last on the podcast in Episode 168, telling us about the ski test Alex Armand (Tip Top Ski Coaching) reported from Les 2 Alpes, France (03:45) Robin Shah sent us his report from Verbier in Switzerland (4:30) Steve Angus works a ski instructor in Val d'Isere (5:50) Keith Webb reported from Kaprun in Austria (7:20) Thanks to Joe Childs for suggesting our chat about action cameras (8:20) Check out the Skipedia YouTube channel (09:15) Iain and Al both use a GoPro Hero7 Black  Al also uses an Insta360 One X2 (09:45) Chris uses an iPhone 13 Pro for most of his filming (12:00) Take a look at Al's SkiKitInfo channel here (17:45) Overheard in French Ski Resorts' went viral in 2017 (21:30)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q37Gp0xge74    Chris starred in snowboard movies back in the day like Odd Man Out and Daytripper (23:15) Chris uses Adobe Premiere for editing (25:30) You can follow Intersport Rent on TikTok (26:30) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdGwK-rK4I4 Anna Hughes is the founder of Flight Free UK (29:30) Anna travelled to Anzere in Switzerland (34:00) POW recently produced this excellent graphic showing how the carbon cost of your ski trip can be divided up (34:45) Anna rented clothes from Ecoski (35:15) Read Anna's article in the Evening Standard (41:00) Iain used the Carv while on holiday in Roccaraso (41:15) Iain had his ski boots fitted at Profeet: you can listen to his experience in Episode 163 There is a 'Train With An Olympian' setting with Ted Ligety (46:00) Mia Brookes became Snowboard World Champion in Slopestyle (50:45) Iain interviewed Mia in Episode 158 Charlotte Brookes/Huw Nightingale Team won the Team Snowboard Cross Zoe Atkin took silver in the Ski Halfpipe (51:45) Find out about the Loch Insh Crowdfunder Read Iain's article about Bladon Lines in Ski+Board magazine (52:30) FEEDBACK (52:30) 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 Richard Sideways: "Really good interview with Ed Leigh. His passion for the mountains and the sport really comes across" Ryunis: "Excellent pod with Ed Leigh. Possibly my favourite yet" Dale Hardman: "170 was a great episode" Tom Thorp: "Thank you for all your work creating interesting episodes & insights" 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. And if you enjoy the pod, you can Buy Me a Coffee as Heather Burns kindly did:  "So love your podcasts, listen to them with my kids and now have requests to go ski touring and open water swimming. Really love your championing of more sustainable travel, whilst we drive to our ski holidays (definitely a much moved part of the trips) we are now taking the train not the plain for a trip to Berlin in the summer checking out the new Eurosleeper"  You can follow iain @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast

Happy Valentine's Day pod pigs!! This week on A lot on your plate we give all the details from our girls trip to Val D'Isere, how we practice self-love and Jess spills her deep and dirtiest secret… - - - - - - - - - - Follow us on IG @alotonyourplatepod Your Hosts Jess (@JustJessFood) Zoe (@ZoeQuinnnn) Produced By Cobalt Creative (@cobaltmediauk) For Business Enquiries - Jenna@cobaltmedia.co.uk

"Es hat niemand geglaubt, dass die Nici noch einmal Ski fährt" Nicole Schmidhofer spricht mit Lukas über ihren eigenen Podcast "Wos dahinter steckt", über ihr Training während einer Saison und was sie antreibt. Sie erzählt über die Folgen ihres schweren Sturzes in Val d'Isere und warum der eigentliche Nackenschlag erst 13 Monate nach der Verletzung kam. Link zu Nicole Schmidhofers Podcast "Wos dahinter steckt" Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Nicole Schmidhofer spricht mit Lukas über ihren eigenen Podcast "Wos dahinter steckt", über ihr Training während einer Saison und was sie antreibt. Sie erzählt über die Folgen ihres schweren Sturzes in Val d'Isere und warum der eigentliche Nackenschlag erst 13 Monate nach der Verletzung kam.

In Episode 164, Iain speaks with Alexis Pinterault – the most successful French ski racer of all time.  Alexis made his World Cup debut at 17 and has since won 34 World Cup races. He has represented France at six World Championships and three Winter Olympics (winning two Bronze medals).  - Alexis finished 5th in the Slalom in Val d'Isere (1:30) - The Courchevel-Meribel World Ski Championships take place from 06-19 February 2023 (2:20) - His first turns were on the Pralong slope in Courchevel (4:30) - Pinterault was World Junior Champion in 2009 (6:00) - Alexis won the overall 'Crystal Globe' in 2021 (7:30) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KK9IPvfi6TY - ‘Winter Legacy' takes place in Courchevel on 07-08 April (9:00) - Alexis' book ‘From Gold to Crystal' is currently only available in French, German and Italian (14:30)

¡Muy buenas, amigos! ¿Cómo está yendo el puente? ¿Habéis esquiado mucho? Esperamos que lo hayáis pasado bien. Aquí tenéis nuestro nuevo capítulo de vuestro podcast de esquí y nieve: Hablamos de esquí. Esta semana tenemos un programa muy variado, seguro que os va a resultar muy interesante. Estrenamos una nueva sección sobre el cuidado del material. ¿Por qué es necesario tener el material en buenas condiciones? ¿Es una pijada? De estas cosas vamos a hablar con nuestro skiservice de cabecera: Héctor Júlvez. Y en esta época del año toca cambiar de zapatos... Igual que ya no vamos con sandalias, a nuestro coche le toca cambiar de neumáticos, por algo más de este periodo... Aunque cada vez son más los que optan por un calzado para todo el año, como los neumáticos cuatro estaciones. La temporada ya está aquí y hemos llegado con mucha ilusión y ganas... Pero, ¿qué pasa con los esquiadores que ven que ya ha empezado todo y ellos no pueden esquiar porque están lesionados? Hoy nos visita nuestra psicóloga deportiva, Alba Villamediana-Sáez, para hablar de esta situación que genera tanta frustración e incertidumbre. Y la Copa del Mundo empieza para nuestros esquiadores de disciplinas técnicas. Este fin de semana en Val D'Isere, Juan del Campo y Quim Salarich tomarán la salida en el slalom de la Copa del Mundo, tras el fantástico fin de temporada de Quim la pasada temporada. Todo esto y alguna cosa más en unos 50 minutos, aproximadamente. ¡No te lo pierdas! Te acompañamos en tu viaje, en tu entrenamiento, mientras das un paseo o vas a trabajar o a tu lugar de estudios. Y no olvides contarnos cómo ha sido vuestro puente. ¿Qué tal ha estado vuestra estación? Los oyentes de Hablamos de esquí pueden hacer un parte mucho mejor que el de cualquier estación... Mandadnos mensajes o notas de audio al whtasapp 682 73 44 05. ¡Os esperamos! La próxima semana más Hablamos de esquí con Nacho Correa y Camille E. de la Morena.

Episode 92 features Andermatt, LISTEX, the Nevis Range and The Mighty Coe event. Plus we have snow reports from around the Alps, and we find out when accidents on the piste are most likely to occur.  Iain Martin was joined ‘live' by Babsi Lapwood from the Mountain Trade Network, Al Morgan from SkiKitInfo and Katie Crowe from Battleface Travel Insurance and down the line by Chris O'Brien from Nevis Range. SHOW NOTES The Ski Podcast has been voted ‘Best Wintersports Podcast' in the Sports Podcast Awards. Thank you to everyone who voted for us. Thanks to Switzerland Tourism for supporting the The Ski Podcast 2022 marks the 175th anniversary of the Swiss railway - 1847 marked the opening of the first Swiss train route between Zurich and Baden.  Simon Burgess told us about skiing in the Lake District in Episode 73 Babsi skied in Sud Tirol In Episode 81, we discussed what length skis to get We discussed the wearing of helmets in Episode 88 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/hXal2dl-fsA   Dave Burrows from SnowPros Ski School reported from Morgins, Switzerland Alex Armand from Tip Tip Ski Coaching reported from Les 2 Alpes, France Steve Angus is a private instructor in Val d'Isere, France Elena Protopow reported from Tirol in Austria Iain was in Andermatt when the lifts closed in Switzerland at the start of the pandemic in March 2020 Read about Iain's journey by train on Ski Flight Free Samih Sawaris was the Egyptian responsible for the renaissance of Andermatt Iain's guide was Florian Tresch You can take a look at Iain and Florian's route here:  Find out more about Swisstainable  Vail Resorts seen potential too:  https://twitter.com/skipedia/status/1503295056089960449   Iain spoke with Chris O'Brien, MD at Nevis Range, re sustainability  Nevis Range worked with carbonfootprint.com  Listen to our interview with The Mighty Coe organiser Neil Dalgliesh in Episode 89 Al was in Aviemore for the Glenmore Lodge Wild Weekend  Check out ‘The Escalator' here You can find out more about LISTEX here Iain visited the new Vallandry gondola in January https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnJKwcjLYTQ   Reviews/comments wherever you leave them always welcome, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, social media or via email.   If you'd like some stickers, please email us with your address.  Don't forget you can always buy me a coffee at buymeacoffee.com/theskipodcast. All cuppas are much appreciated.   I also enjoy all feedback about the show, so please do email. You can follow me @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast

This bonus episode of The Ski Podcast is all about the new Travelski Express Ski Train – which goes direct and non-stop from London to the Alps. Iain travelled on the inaugural service on 28 January and reports on that and the background behind how and why the new service started in this short special episode. SHOW NOTES ·       Eurostar took the decision to stop running their direct ski train service to the French Alps in April 2020 ·       Iain founded the Ski Flight Free campaign in 2019, with the goal of encouraging more skiers and snowboarders to travel to the Alps by train (or in a full car) instead of flying ·       Changing trains in Paris isn't that difficult – this video might be helpful ·       The lobbying group ‘Save The Ski Train' was formed in autumn 2020. It was created by train expert Daniel Elkan from Snowcarbon, working with Iain and representatives from the environmental organisation Protect Our Winters. ·       In September 2021, the French travel company Travelski confirmed that would be reviving the service. You can listen to Iain's full interview with Guillaume de Marcillac, the Travelski CEO, in Episode 79 of The Ski Podcast ·       Six resorts were initially offered by Travelski: Meribel, Les Menuires, La Plagne, Les Arcs, Tignes and Val d'Isere with packages including accommodation, train travel, transfers to resort and lift passes. ·       France introduced a travel ban on UK citizens on 18 December 2021 ·       The inaugural service of the Travelski Express took place on Friday 28 January.  ·       Iain travelled to Bourg St Maurice, from where he took the funicular to Les Arcs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKjUGLZAuLA Watch Iain's video report on the train here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oScG28dQkQ&feature=youtu.be

Convocato Andrea Di Caro, vice direttore della Gazzetta dello Sport, per commentare quello che ha detto la 18° giornata di campionato fino a questo momento. La Juventus vince comodamente a Bologna, ma a tener banco in casa bianconera sono le parole di Arrivabene, amministratore delegato juventino, tra aumento di capitale e calciomercato: convocato Massimo Mauro, ex calciatore della Vecchia Signora. La Roma e Mourinho si riscattano e trionfano a Bergamo contro l'Atalanta, con il tecnico portoghese che si dice pronto a restare nella Capitale anche per 6 anni: convocato Iacopo Savelli, giornalista e tifoso giallorosso. Ancora una vittoria per l'Italia dello sci in salsa femminile, con l'ennesimo successo di Sofia Goggia nella prova della coppa del mondo di Super G a Val d'Isere: convocato Flavio Vanetti, firma del Corriere della Sera. Convocato l'allenatore Gigi De Canio per provare ad immaginare che partita sarà Milan-Napoli di questa sera, sfida valida per il secondo posto della graduatoria. Il Napoli questa sera ha l'occasione per rilanciarsi al secondo posto e mettersi all'inseguimento della capolista: convocato il giornalista di fede partenopea Raffaele Auriemma. In chiusura, consueto appuntamento con Luca Marelli per VAR Anatomy, per analizzare gli episodi più discussi del weekend, con un focus particolare sul 2-2 annullato alla Dea.

In dieser Folge gibt es spannende Hintergrundberichte zum Weltcup-Wochenende von Val d'Isère. Julia Scharf von der Sportschau war vor Ort und gibt im Podcast Einblicke, wie eine TV-Produktion an den Weltcup-Standorten abläuft. Zudem spricht sie über ihren Werdegang und den neuen Podcast der Sportschau. Abschließend geht es um die Damen-Rennen in St. Moritz und den furchtbaren Sturz von Lara Gut-Behrami.

Episode 12 - Talking Tignes with Simon Perry, author of the complete off piste guide to the French resort of Tignes. Simon tells us how breaking a leg led to him writing a program to converted his GPS files. Years of keeping a digital record whilst exploring the valley, was almost instantaneously turned into a very useable guidebook. For those not familiar with Tignes, it covers a huge area - and when joined with the neighbouring linked resort of Val d'Isere it makes up some 10,000 hectares, containing 300km of groomed pistes alongside miles of off piste routes. Tignes Hors Piste contains 275 routes for all off-piste abilities, ranging from short descents between the pistes, through to multi-day backcountry missions. 432 loaded pages contain a wealth of local information and adventures, with excellent topos, routes images and descriptions in both French and English. All of the publisher's profits go to SOLEA – a local Tignes charity which supports cancer research.

Welcome to Episode 32 of The Ski Instructor Podcast and the one that will take us past 45,000 downloads of the pod.  Every now and then I look at the blog stats and I'm amazed by how many people are listening to this podcast. This week I have an interview with Giles Lewis of The Development Centre (TDC) in Val-d'Isere.  Giles is also a member of the BASI National Education Team. We had a great chat on various topics but the real gem in this one is the moguls talk and there are some real nuggets in this interview about bumps skiing and why it is so rewarding.  You'll also find out my guilty secret this winter amongst other things. You can see Giles at work here in the BASI Level 4 technical standards videos: https://www.basi.org.uk/BASI/Courses/Alpine/Tech_standards/Alpine_technical_standards.aspx?WebsiteKey=211cffca-c436-4a06-844e-527af5a19586 You can contact Giles at www.tdcski.com Happy listening Dave Burrows SnowPros Ski School dave@snow-pros.ski https://www.snow-pros.ski/lessons music by www.bensound.com  

The resort at Val d'Isere was operated by a nonprofit youth organization and attracted many young ski enthusiasts. On the morning of February 10, most of the guests were eating breakfast in a large room facing the mountain. It was around this time when everyone's lives changed forever, in the sudden crash of snow....this tragic day in weather history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the pre Christmas World Cup push over, we have lots to look back at... Val d'Isere for Ladies speed, Val Gardena, mens speed plus GS and Slalom from Alta Badia and Madonna! From first time podiums to safety issues, we have you covered... And a look ahead to whats coming up after Christmas, it maybe a different Christmas for most, but thankfully the World Cup tour rolls on! Keep up to date with us, follow, share and like! Merry Christmas!!

Analyse Gröden & Val d'Isere Die Rennleitung schrechte in Val d'Isere davor zurück, die Abfahrt abzubrechen, obwohl es fünf schwere Stürze an derselben Stelle gab. Die FIS muss sich dabei etwas überlegen. Lara Gut-Behrami überrascht mit klaren Ansagen. Das Team aus den USA hat offensichtlich am besten trainiert, schon mehrfacht konnten seine Mitglieder überraschen.

This week the pod welcomes back the voice of ski racing Nick Fellows as well as Marcel Mathis to look back over an extraordinary weekend of racing. Mauro Caviezel takes his first WC win, Martin Cater of Slovenia wins the DH from bib 41 and Mikaela Shiffrin takes an emotional fist win in nearly a year in the second GS from Courchevel. Nick takes part in 'Getting to Know You' and we look ahead to the manic pre Christmas programme. How did you get on in The Ski Racing Podcast in association with leading mountain lifestyle brand Powderhound?? Don't forget to get your picks in for the next set of races! Listen, like and share.

Iain's guests for Episode 63 of The Ski Podcast are Vanessa Fisher and Steve Angus. We discuss reduced quarantine and a dramatic week for French ski resorts. When will we get to ski this winter? There are snow reports from Verbier and Crans Montana, plus we talk electric cars and have another suggestion for Ski Book Group.SHOW NOTES Vanessa made her debut as a dalek in Episode 7, told us about her downhill racing experiences in Episode 23 Regular listeners will know Steve from Episode 6, 25 & Episode 43  Steve is a Ski instructor at TDC in Val d'Isère You can book lessons in Val d'Isere with Steve at Clareangus.co.uk or by emailing him at steveangus@yours.com   Quarantine has been reduced to 5 days (with a negative test) Could quarantine even be reduced to zero?  Intersport's survey showed that 58% of skiers were more likely to travel now You can read Ski Weekend's survey here Will French/European resorts open after Macron's speech  You can read Iain's blog on Skipedia about France's dramatic week here La Clusaz is 'not an amusement park' #jesuisunestation There is a petition with over 20,000 signatures Note that ski touring is NOT banned in France in December Italy want resorts closed over Christmas Zermatt has allegedly seen overcrowding, but Switzerland is still open  VIPski has gone out of business Hotelplan have confirmed they will run no chalets this winter You can listen to our review of Bankso in Episode 48 There is going to be a Brexit staffing issue after 31 December Testing has been set up in Courchevel and in Val Thorens   Sam from Altitude Ski School reported from Verbier Pierre-Henri Mainetti reported from Crans Montana There will be no World Cup racing in Val d'Isere No dancing on the tables at the Folie Douce this winter Ischgl has scaled down apres ski  Vanessa reported on her experiences at the Inferno in in Episode 23 Intersport Ski Hire is offering free and easy cancellation on all bookings 81% of their customers hire so they don't have to haul their skis around 33% are hiring because it's cheaper than ski carriage on flights Podcast listeners can get an additional 10% by using the code 'WINTER2020' Our 'Electric Vehicles in ski resorts' special was recorded last week and will come out as a Podcast Special Episode on 08 December Would you like one of these for Christmas? Iain has some new sunnies from Messy Weekend Listen to our Ski Podcast Special about 'Aiming High': the life of Erna Low We covered 'A Whole Life' in Ski Book Group in Episode 61  Vanessa recommended 'Beneath a Scarlet Sky'  Chris Howie suggested getting the sleeper to Scotland...I'm working on it, Chris! Nicola Sturgeon notwithstanding - can you even travel between England & Scotland? You can listen to our Train Travel Special here ReviewsDodshuz (via twitter): Nice to listen to people talking about skiing and managing to stay positive about the up & coming season. Good job well doneSally InghamLove The Ski Podcast and listen to you often while I am working from home  Mark Wilson (via Facebook):I listen to the podcasts everywhere, especially in the garden with my headphones on whilst messing about. my skis are ready to go.... just waiting for something to happen, and we're away!Chris HowieReally excellent to see you continuing to make great podcasts even with COVID descending. Loving your podcasts, keep up the great work!  Coming Up If you missed our Facebook Live, our Ski Podcast Special on Electric Vehicles in Ski Resorts will be live on 08 Dec as a podcast.Episode 64 will be out on 15 December. Thanks to Switzerland Tourism and Intersport Ski Hire for supporting the podcast. If you enjoy The Ski Podcast, you always can buy us a coffee…

After a tricky weather weekend for the women that saw all the races from Val d'Isere cancelled, we take a look back at the mens racing from Val Gardena and Alta Badia, plus a look ahead to the post Christmas events, the Women are in Lienz, Austria and the men are in Bormio, Italy.

Das Wetter hat auch am letzten Wochenende wieder den Weltcup im Griff gehabt. So konnten die Alpin-Fahrerinnen in Val dIsere nicht an den Start gehen und auch die Herren hatten in Gröden und Alta Badia mit Schneefall und Nebel zu kämpfen. Reichlich Schnee gab es am Samstag auch in Ramsau bei den Kombinierern. Skispringer hatten in Engelberg hingegen am Sonntag wieder mit dem Wind zu kämpfen. Damit wurde die Generalprobe zur Vierschanzentournee zu einer Windlotterie, aus der es schwierig ist, Rückschlüsse auf die Favoriten zu ziehen. Sebastian Mühlenhof (@Seppmaster56) blickt mit Benjamin Eisele (@hasenrasennasen), Gernot Klement (@gernot_klement) und Luis Holuch (@luisholuch) dennoch auf die Favoriten für die Tournee. Zudem reden sie auch über die Biathlon-Wettbewerbe in La Grand Bornand. Dort machte die deutsche Mannschaft einen Schritt nach vorne. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Rezension und ein bisschen Feedback da. Schreibt uns, was ihr gut oder auch schlecht findet, oder welche Themen wir eurer Meinung nach mal in einer Sendung behandeln sollten. Oder schreibt unserem Moderator Sebastian Mühlenhof direkt per Mail (sebastian.muehlenhof@meinsportpodcast.de) oder per Twitter (@Kaltschnaeuzig). Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Das Wetter hat auch am letzten Wochenende wieder den Weltcup im Griff gehabt. So konnten die Alpin-Fahrerinnen in Val dIsere nicht an den Start gehen und auch die Herren hatten in Gröden und Alta Badia mit Schneefall und Nebel zu kämpfen. Reichlich Schnee gab es am Samstag auch in Ramsau bei den Kombinierern. Skispringer hatten in Engelberg hingegen am Sonntag wieder mit dem Wind zu kämpfen. Damit wurde die Generalprobe zur Vierschanzentournee zu einer Windlotterie, aus der es schwierig ist, Rückschlüsse auf die Favoriten zu ziehen. Sebastian Mühlenhof (@Seppmaster56) blickt mit Benjamin Eisele (@hasenrasennasen), Gernot Klement (@gernot_klement) und Luis Holuch (@luisholuch) dennoch auf die Favoriten für die Tournee. Zudem reden sie auch über die Biathlon-Wettbewerbe in La Grand Bornand. Dort machte die deutsche Mannschaft einen Schritt nach vorne. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Rezension und ein bisschen Feedback da. Schreibt uns, was ihr gut oder auch schlecht findet, oder welche Themen wir eurer Meinung nach mal in einer Sendung behandeln sollten. Oder schreibt unserem Moderator Sebastian Mühlenhof direkt per Mail (sebastian.muehlenhof@meinsportpodcast.de) oder per Twitter (@Kaltschnaeuzig). Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Woah... this is a snow-packed episode. In this edition of the podcast Iain and Jim discuss the quality of Moon-Boots, Jim goes Telemarking for the first time and they talk about Lyndsey Vonn retiring to become a cow farmer. There is also interviews with Bethany from Globalshots about her 'Beyond the Pistes' film & Linley Lewis from Ticket To Ride about the new chalet regulations. Check out the full list of what is in the pod... Show Notes - Ski suit or ski gear? Jim favours the ski suit… - There was a fatal avalanche in Crans Montana, Switzerland on 19 February - If you missed it, then this is a video of the plane crash at Courchevel altiport - Lyndsey Vonn retired second to Ingemar Stenmark with 82 World Cup wins to his 86 in the all-time list of Alpine Ski World Cup wins - Vonn started her own herd of livestock after choosing a cow (“because she was really cute”) as a prize over a $5,000 check after a World Cup win in Val d'Isere. The cow, Olympe, turned out to be pregnant and Vonn now owns a family of them. - Moon Boots: genuinely not too bad (as long as you don't get them out of a rubbish in like Jim) - Iain interviewed Bethany from Globalshots about her 'Beyond the Pistes' film - The new TV programme about the ski patrol in Val Thorens is being filmed this season and will be broadcast later in the year - Val Thorens has introduced an autonomous bus service - If you would like to sponsor or partner with the ski podcast then please contact iain@theskipodcast.com - Jim interviewed Linley Lewis from Ticket To Ride about the new chalet regulations and controls in place in France - Please do review us on iTunes or email or Tweet us your feedback (but if you do leave us a 1-star review, don't be shy, tell us why – we might be able to change things!) - Iain reviewed the Eckster smart wallet: 'Designed for people who tend to lose their belongings'. Save 20% off any order by using the code ‘SKIPOD-EKSTER' - Jim was coached on the art of telemark skiing by Wendy Holland in La Clusaz - Team GB telemarker Jasmin Taylor now had more podiums than any other British skier - Jim's Ski Servicing interview was with Simon from Wax Off

On this episode I am going by former World Cup downhiller Dougie Crawford, we are discussing the racing from last weekends women's competition from St. Moritz and men's from Val D'Isere as well as looking forward to the upcoming World Cup for the men in Val Gardena and Alta Badia. We are also delving into the hot topic that has developed over the last week of the use of oxygen cylinders in competition and with Stefan Luitz have his win from Beaver Creek taken away...

On this episode I am joined by former British racer Scott McBain, as we discuss last weekends Women's and Men's World Cup racing in North America as well as looking forward to this weekend action, the women are racing in St. Moritz and the men are on the infamous Face de Bellevarde in Val D'Isere.

This episode Iain and Jim discuss the lack of snow in (most of) the Alps, Iain asks new GB snowboardcross athlete Charlotte Bankes why she defected from the French team and Billy Morgan reveals his favourite ski resort. Andy reports with the latest news from St Anton, Dave shows Jim how to turn and possibly we feature Steve from Val d'Isere talking about Tignes.

Even though there is a heatwave going on in the UK Iain and Jim are still talking about skiing and snowboarding. In this episode of the Ski Podcast Iain tells Jim off for misspelling Val d'Isere and reveals the most misspellt ski resort. Iain reports on a whole new ski area being built in La Rosiere that will see 2 new lifts be installed and numerous new runs. Jim chats to Mark from Snowonly a worldwide property selling website that specialises in ski homes. There is also the inaugural book club where Jim and Iain review winter related literature.

In der aktuellen Ausgabe sprechen Florian Harrer und Sebastian Mühlenhof über die aktuellen Ergebnisse vom letzten Wochenende. Den Anfang machen die Technikspezialisten, die in Val d'Isere zum Slalom und Riesenslalom aktiv waren. Ganz stark war wieder Stefan Luitz, der beim Riesenslalom erneut aufs Podest fuhr. Die große Überraschung war jedoch Alexander Schmid, der mit Startnummer 40 auf Platz 6 fuhr. Bei den Damen fand in St.Moritz nur der Super-G statt, da starke Winde und Nebel nicht mehr zuließen. Am besten kam damit die junge Schweizerin Jasmine Flury klar. Im Skispringen haben die Norweger mal wieder gezeigt, dass mit ihnen diese Saison wieder zu rechnen ist. Sie gewannen das Teamspringen und waren im Einzel mit 3 Springern in den Top 7. Bei den deutschen DSV-Adlern lief es im Teamspringen nicht so perfekt, aber dafür sorgten Richard Freitag und Andreas Wellinger im Einzel für einen Doppelsieg vor heimischer Kulisse. Bei den Biathletinnen zeigten zwei junge Mütter, das ein Kind viel Energie frei setzen kann. Darya Domracheva und Anastasia Kuzmina gewannen den Sprint bzw. die Verfolgung und lassen damit aufhorchen. In der Staffel führte jedoch kein Weg an den Deutschen vorbei, auch wenn Franziska Hildebrand dies fast verhindert hätte. Bei den Männern scheint die komplette Dominanz von Martin Fourcade endlich mal ein Ende zu finden. Der Grund ist die starke Leistung von Johannes Thingnes Bö. Die deutschen Athleten zeigen noch Schwächen im Schießen, die eine Podestplatzierung bisher verhindern. Bei den Bobfahrerinnen feierte Stephanie Schneider ihren ersten Sieg im 9.Weltcuprennen und den ersten deutschen Sieg seit knapp 2 Jahren. Auch bei den Herren zeigt die Tendenz nach oben, was vor allem der Dreifachsieg im 4er-Bob beweist. Bei den Rodlern führt mal wieder nichts an den Deutschen vorbei, wobei die Kanadier dreimal knapp dran waren. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

In der aktuellen Ausgabe sprechen Florian Harrer und Sebastian Mühlenhof über die aktuellen Ergebnisse vom letzten Wochenende. Den Anfang machen die Technikspezialisten, die in Val d'Isere zum Slalom und Riesenslalom aktiv waren. Ganz stark war wieder Stefan Luitz, der beim Riesenslalom erneut aufs Podest fuhr. Die große Überraschung war jedoch Alexander Schmid, der mit Startnummer 40 auf Platz 6 fuhr. Bei den Damen fand in St.Moritz nur der Super-G statt, da starke Winde und Nebel nicht mehr zuließen. Am besten kam damit die junge Schweizerin Jasmine Flury klar. Im Skispringen haben die Norweger mal wieder gezeigt, dass mit ihnen diese Saison wieder zu rechnen ist. Sie gewannen das Teamspringen und waren im Einzel mit 3 Springern in den Top 7. Bei den deutschen DSV-Adlern lief es im Teamspringen nicht so perfekt, aber dafür sorgten Richard Freitag und Andreas Wellinger im Einzel für einen Doppelsieg vor heimischer Kulisse. Bei den Biathletinnen zeigten zwei junge Mütter, das ein Kind viel Energie frei setzen kann. Darya Domracheva und Anastasia Kuzmina gewannen den Sprint bzw. die Verfolgung und lassen damit aufhorchen. In der Staffel führte jedoch kein Weg an den Deutschen vorbei, auch wenn Franziska Hildebrand dies fast verhindert hätte. Bei den Männern scheint die komplette Dominanz von Martin Fourcade endlich mal ein Ende zu finden. Der Grund ist die starke Leistung von Johannes Thingnes Bö. Die deutschen Athleten zeigen noch Schwächen im Schießen, die eine Podestplatzierung bisher verhindern. Bei den Bobfahrerinnen feierte Stephanie Schneider ihren ersten Sieg im 9.Weltcuprennen und den ersten deutschen Sieg seit knapp 2 Jahren. Auch bei den Herren zeigt die Tendenz nach oben, was vor allem der Dreifachsieg im 4er-Bob beweist. Bei den Rodlern führt mal wieder nichts an den Deutschen vorbei, wobei die Kanadier dreimal knapp dran waren. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

For this episode, Iain and Jim are joined by Steve Angus a ski instructor in Val d'Isere. Steve describes the snow he can see from his window, shares a few tips on where to ski and gives the team a lowdown on the developments in Val d'Isere including the new car park! The trio also talk about the Russian ban from the winter Olympics, Pippa Middletons endurance skiing and the return of Ski Sunday. Naturally there are the regular features of Korean Korner, The Snow Report (there is loads of it) and we review of another way to carry your skis!

Closing hour recorded @ Next Bar for Fragile Party. Strictly vinyls Val D'Isere, France 22/02/15