We have completed our first month operating as a team. The motivation is high and the hard work philosophy has been on at all times. It was a complex start with all the restriction due to Covid-19 but we solved it very well.
Arrival and two fitness camps:
The athletes arrived to Trysil between the 1st and the 2nd of August, they adapted themselves into the athletes house in Jordet; open relaxing spaces, 2 kitchens full equipped, storage plus ski room, play ground… It’s simply a great set up to live and have access to anything an athlete needs.
On Monday, the 3rd of August we started our first fitness camp for 5 days. We were in quarantine and had to be careful to not be in contact with people, other than the teammates. We used all kind of resources to adapt the outdoors into our fitness plan; rocks, tables, benches, logs, running, biking, hiking, etc.
The second fitness camp, from the 10th to the 14th of August, we were still training outdoors until the day our quarantine was over, then we started lifting and moving on with our fitness plan.
In the metabolic part we were looking to build a good aerobic endurance base, while in the muscular part, we were adapting our bodies to any kind of movement we will use in the future, taking good care on the tempo, coordination and good form.
The athletes adapt very well and pushed themselves up to the high standards this team is looking for.
1st Ski camp in Juvasshytta
After the two intense weeks of fitness the athletes had the time to rest and get ready to go to Juvasshytta on August 18th. Some of the athletes took advantage of the weekend and went to Snø before for some boot and ski testing.
We planned to ski 5 days straight (19th to 23rd), rest on the 24th and four more on snow until the 28th. When we arrived, conditions were in the limit; it was warm, a lot of water and very soft snow. With salt and mental toughness, we took advantage of the days and the weather never stopped us until the storm came over on the 21st in the night. The mountain was closed for two days due some problems with the Tbar, the snow covers flew over the lift, so they remained closed the 22nd and 23rd. Thanks to the good work from the mountain and a little help from our coaches, the 24th we were back on snow with prime conditions. A bit of fresh snow and cold temperatures gave us the opportunity to ski 5 straight days.
We worked on the fundamentals. Making sure our position is in a good place from the feet up. A lot of repetition, a lot of slow drills and very high volume on runs/turns. The consistency paid off and the improvements during the week were noticeable.
Now we are at home and ready to start our 3rd fitness camp after 2 deserved rest days. The camp will be over the 3rd of September and we will go back to Juvasshytta on the 6th.
Hello in the summer heat, after unusual spring and summer with a little skiing and many new rules to follow, here is a small update on what we have been doing and what we plan for the fall.
We can happily share that Anders ´Calle´ Carlsson is back on the slopes after a tough year with severe sickness within the family. Calle is very excited to be back and is especially looking forward to meeting all of you again!
On the first of August, we started our new initiative Trysil Race Elite (TRE), eight Scandinavian skiers born 2001-1996 who moved to Trysil to continue their journey towards establishing themselves in the European Cup. The team will have its base in Trysil and spend this year's pre-season on skis in Juvasshytta and in Oslo's new ski hall SNÖ. In between, the dryland training is carried out in Trysil. The plan is based on 230 training days / year.
A new head coach has been hired for the team, Enric Guerra Cusi. He grew up in Spain but most recently came from Canada where he has worked as a coach for the past four years. You can follow Trysil Race Elite's training and everyday life on instagram: Trysilraceelite.
During July and August, Trysil Race Academy conducted three camps at Juvasshytta and at Snö in Oslo with good conditions and many happy athletes from Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
Upcoming camps:
Week 39 (22–27 / 9) Join the season's first speed camp!
Six days with full focus on developing and improving your Super-G technic. We will start the week by developing your skills in the various elements of speed and then move on to full-length Super-g course. Join us for a week at high speed! Our new Elite team will also be on site in Juvasshytta this week.
Week 43 (18-23/10) Sölden (OBS Few spots left!)
During week 43 we will have our very popular camp in Austria with focus on GS. This week offers high quality training in a fantastic environment, with the best skiers in the world on site. The World Cup premiere kicks off 17-18 / 10 with the men's and women's GS. We also have a few spots available for Thursday-Sunday week 42.
Week 45 5-8/11 Snö, Oslo.
The new hall in Oslo is fantastic for quantitative slalom training with the possibility of up to 600 gate passes / day! Guaranteed good conditions. All camps are open for booking: https://trysilraceacademy.no/ We have negotiated affordable accommodation options at all our camps, contact us for more info.
What happens in Högegga
During the summer, a new large start house was built on the EC women's start, which is a big boost for the winter. The work has been led by Dan Hagen, who has also received help from several sources.
The planned opening date for the training center is November 14th, opening will of course take place earlier if the weather conditions allows it. For the upcoming winter, we have negotiated really good prices on several of the hotels incl. meals. Keep an eye on our website for more info!
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