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"I believe RMR is unique within the Nordic community in Canada, for both biathlon and cross-country skiing... their mission of bringing out the very best in their athletes, not just in results but also in total body and mental health, is what sets them apart from any other group. RMR is a very personalized coaching and training system, where athletes get the individual attention and focus that they need on the trails, on ski technique, and on the range - while still having strong training partners, both male and female, in two different sports, across a range of ages! In other training situations, athletes would only get to train with athletes around their same age, skill level, and ability. In RMR, World Cup athletes work alongside domestic circuit athletes; together pursuing many different goals and learning from each other's strengths. With RMR I didn't just learn how and why we were doing the specialized training we did- I also was shaped as a well-rounded human being. Your physical and mental health always comes first with the coaches and your teammates on RMR, and I have never felt as supported by such a diverse group of people as I have within this team! If you are looking to train hard but smart, learn a lot from your teammates and extremely knowledgeable coaches, and really get out into the rugged mountain terrain for your training... Rocky Mountain Racers is definitely the team for you."
Erin Yungblunt
RMR Athlete
RMR NEWS
U23 World Championships - Maya MacIsaac-Jones
Hallo/Bonjour from Europe! I’ve been away from Canada for almost a month now, U23
Championships are now over, and we’ve just finished our first week of B Tour racing in central Europe. After leaving Canada mid-January, I headed with the rest of the World Junior/U23 Team to Praz-de-Lys, France for a high-altitude training camp. Unfortunately, I got a head cold the day after we arrived in France. Because of that, I wasn’t able to get in as much skiing as I would have liked, but I took advantage of the free time to catch up on homework. I also took advantage of the cheese platters our hotel put out every night after supper to try a bunch of delicious cheeses that would be too expensive for me to buy in Canada. .... click here for more... 
Mark Arendz - Interview with CBC Sports
Thousands of spectators in near silence, holding their breath in unison, waiting for the squeeze of a trigger.
Erupting into a deafening roar as black targets change to white. That is a feeling very few will ever experience, but it is the thrill of being a biathlete. .... click here for more... |
Raw and Real - Erin Yungblut
Hello from what feels like the tail end of winter already!
I hope this brief update finds you catching up on some rest post-Olympics, gearing up to cheer on the Canadians at the Paralympics, and finding a good balance between winter activity and moments of Hygge! (Hygge: a fundamental quality of Danish culture, Hygge cannot be translated using a single word. Rather, it includes many of the pleasures we associate with everyday living - relaxing with friends, enjoying good food, and creating a cozy evening by lighting a candle or two.) .... click here for more... 
Bigger Heart - Mark Arendz
Like a flash, Autumn is nearly over, and Winter, at times, seems mere days away. It only seems a couple of weeks ago when I returned home from New Zealand looking forward towards the entire Autumn. Today, I’m skiing on Frozen Thunder, and in less than a week the first races of the season will start. I’m excited to get out there and test how things have come together.
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