Category Archives: New Racing Tips

Run Rabbit, Run to Snowshoeing: Transition from Running To Snowshoe Racing

Written by Phillip Gary Smith & Christine Blanchette
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A snow rabbit warily sits in the distance as I snowshoe closer to sneak a better view. The rabbit runs away before I get there, and in the meantime, I appreciate nature and all its surroundings. 

What many runners don’t … Continue reading →

Don’t Stress Out: Pre-Race Anxiety Tips

Written by Christine Blanchette
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Standing at the starting line ready to race is always exciting, despite butterflies in my stomach and pre-race anxiety. However, once I am settled in my pace, the butterflies are gone. But how do we beat those pre-race jitters? 

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Explore Wisconsin’s Northwoods at the Forest Frenzy Winter Triathlon

Written by Paul Wowk
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The second annual Forest Frenzy Winter Triathlon returns to the state’s scenic Northwoods this February. The race will take place Feb. 16, 2019, in beautiful Boulder Junction and includes a challenging snowshoeing, fat biking and cross-country skiing course in the … Continue reading →

Hidden Secrets! Preparing for a Snowshoe Distance Event

Written by Jeff Kildahl, Ph.D., Christine Blanchette, and Phillip Gary Smith
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“The beauty of winter is its mystical aura,” writes snowshoe philanthropist and health authority Dr. Jeff Kildahl (JK). “Winter acutely defines one’s perspective. Snow represents a white blanket of desolation or bliss. The frigid temperatures and deafening silence of winter … Continue reading →

The Running Shoe You Need for Snowshoe Racing

Written by Whitney Spivey
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When it comes to snowshoe racing, snowshoe options abound with many companies delivering light and fast racing models. But although zippy snowshoes can save time on race day, remember that your actual shoes are just as crucial to your speed … Continue reading →