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River Radamus is quickly establishing himself as a force to be reckoned with on the World Cup stage.

Olympians are front and center of the 2030 Salt Lake City Olympic bid in hopes of making the Games more athlete-centric.

When skiers win races, they get to stand on podiums. Often, it’s the world-class ski technicians standing behind them who put them there.

The Olympic Champion's retirement, though not surprising, was sudden. And it left us with some questions.

The two-time Olympic Champion who planned to retire after a final appearance at the World Championships will have to skip his farewell race.

The two-time Olympic Champion will leave the racecourse after a final appearance at the World Championships.

Four American athletes collect World Cup points in the opening Giant Slalom race of the 2021 season.

The 2021 World Cup kicks off in Austria on Oct. 17—without Mikaela Shiffrin.

SKI sat down with Ted Ligety to talk about uniting snow sports and SHRED.’s film, Art of Arc.

Pro skiers give advice on staying active and positive while homebound.

Follow Ted Ligety through a racecourse in Deer Valley.

The Colorado Pro Open takes place at Eldora Mountain with an exciting head to head race featuring top skiers from around the world.

Shiffrin and other leading ladies failed to finish the first Alpine Combined race of the season.

Mikaela Shiffrin and teammates look to pick up where they left off at the official World Cup kickoff in Sölden, Austria.

The American ended a record-breaking season with two new World Cup titles.

World Cup racing is back, but it's not all business as usual.

The goggle, helmet, body protection, and sunglass company, co-founded by Ted Ligety, has a new logo, new website, and a new outlook for the future.

Thomas Tumler rises eighteen spots after second run for third place, Ligety finishes eighth.

Mikaela Shiffrin places 3rd in opening GS, while the men’s race is cancelled.

Next season’s biggest competitions will certainly feature more than a few surprises.

A photo gallery that takes a deeper look into the Men's GS event in PyeongChang last week.

Hirscher wins again; fan-favorites Kenworthy, Ligety come up short on podium expectations.

Shred Optics co-founder Carlo Salmini has a degree from MIT and works with the university regularly to develop products for skiers.

The fastest skiers in America are all contenders for the podium during the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea.

Shred’s new lens technology is poised to shake things up for consumers.

As the World Cup kicks into high gear, there’s reason for excitement…unless you’re a Ligety fan.

SKI caught up with members of the U.S. Ski Team to find out about the season, how they overcome fear, and what it's like skiing with some of their ski heroes.

Enrolled in ski school since potty training, your kiddo now shreds expert runs. Is it time for a race program?

The F.I.S. Alpine World Ski Championships are coming to Beaver Creek, Colorado, for the first time since 1999. Time to break out the cowbells. America, at long last, is a ski-racing nation.

Can Bode and his fellow U.S. racers match their stellar Vancouver performance? The excitement starts Sunday.

The 64th film features some of the hottest skiers ripping some of the best snow in the world.

The 64th film features some of the hottest skiers ripping some of the best snow in the world.

American star takes insurmountable lead into final week of World Cup racing.

Ligety leads the way; Shiffrin leads the next generation.

Ligety, on the verge of the Wengen podium, skis out near the finish.

Ligety snags prestigious Adelboden victory; McKennis grabs first win at age 23.

NBC documents Ted Ligety's life in the fast lane.

Starting Wednesday, the US Ski Team's speed specialists get a jump on training.

Last year's winner takes World Cup opener again, but by 2.75 seconds.

In which the three-time World Cup GS champ finds out he’s actually faster on the skis he’s been complaining about.

American World Cup racers speak out against the FIS's changes to ski dimension regulations.

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Ted Ligety just claimed his third Audi FIS Alpine World Cup giant slalom title, becoming the first American to do so. Here's his step-by-step pre-season training plan so that you can win like he does.

A strong second run put Ligety on top of the podium at FIS World Championships in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.

Simply put– Ted Ligety is on a tear.

The final step in Ted Ligety and the U.S. Ski Team's work out plan will increase your explosiveness.

Feeling strong yet? The fifth move in Ted Ligety and the U.S. Ski Team's training program is back extension holds, which keep you strong and stable.

We're more than halfway through Ted's training program. This week he's focusing on glute-hamstring raises, which work the whole back of your leg.

The third step in Ted Ligety's pre-season training plan: split squats. Ted and trainer Alex Moore show how to do variations of the exercise.

The second episode in a six-part workout series from Olympic gold medalist Ted Ligety and the U.S. Ski Team. This week's exercise: Glute Side Band Walks.

The first episode in a six-part workout series from Olympic gold medalist Ted Ligety and the U.S. Ski Team. This week's exercise: weighted squat jumps.

Downhill–with its autobahn speeds and spectacular crashes—may be the mountain's riskiest event, but the turny, precise technical courses demand a level of exactitude unmatched in the Winter Olympic arena.

The U.S. Ski Team is fired up and ready to rock the Audi Birds of Prey races.

A Lycra fan and a big-mountain snob go head-to-head.

The World Cup title holders are ready for the second alpine World Cup of the early season, a slalom set for Nov. 15-16 in Levi, Finland.

The World Cup began last weekend with Americans dominating across the board.

The World Cup began last weekend with Americans dominating across the board.

With the World Cup a week away, the U.S. Ski Team ramps up training and preparation

With the World Cup a week away, the U.S. Ski Team ramps up training and preparation

Ted Ligety, Steven Nyman, and other Ski Teamers work with NASA scientists to up speed in Wind Tunnel

Kaylin leads teammates Hailey Duke and Stacey Cook onto the Coronet Peak podium.

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