An jam packed summer of intensely focused training had me feeling on track for a strong season. Then a tumultuous fall season hit leaving me looking at now evolving winter goals.

The most personally difficult season I have ever raced wrapped up in Casper, WY for US Biathlon National Championships. There I saw some of my best results and best shooting of the whole season and ultimately claiming a national title!

It’s officially spring with the end of the race season, but before an update on US National Championships, a recap of the IBU Cup end with a record team result and personal bests.

After a tumultuous trials in late December, my season plan and goals were thrown for a loop. The journey from then to now has been a huge period of growth I am excited to be back on the IBU Cup end of season races.

Race report on Scandinavian race block, Vermont on-snow trials happening this week, and a few fun sponsors I am proud to represent.

Some solid skiing at UT trails, winning an athlete award, buying my own rifle and some on-snow racing on deck!

After months and month of no updates, they are back after a great summer of training and racing. Plus World Cup trials in 3 weeks.

What an incredible season it has been. And an amazing three years of elite skiing so far. Skiing has show that following your heart, hard work and belief in yourself is oh so powerful!!!

Biathlon races come in many formats and here is a brief explanation of all the World Cup formats. Plus, my best race results of my international career yet!

The past month has been a whirlwind of travel and racing throughout eastern Europe. I have qualified to stay in Europe for the rest of the season racing for US Biathlon until mid March.

More on the sport of Biathlon: The governing bodies and how to follow along! Plus, I qualified to represent the US racing in Europe as the next step in my career!

The summer has flown by with camps, adventures and lots of training! Here is how I have trained at the highest level I can without injury.

Another year of data on the costs of professional ski racing in the US and how it seems to always be around $15K. Plus updates on spring, summer training and my expedition in Africa!

It's mid April already and the last update came end of February! A lot has happened and it took a village to make it happen. Thank you to everyone who made me the skier I am today!

Using the lull in races to touch back with quality training, evolving goals, re-motivating after disappointment and keeping it fun! Plus a mini vacation in the Tetons!

The last 2 months have been jam packed, race season has started (against the odds) and snow is kind of here. What does the race season looks like and how it’s not so different after all.

Day-in day-out training is all about the minutia. The intrinsic characteristics of personal approach to the goals you undertake. Here are the things I learned from focusing on a singular goal for over a year now.

The breakdown of costs and expenditures for a full season of the SuperTour circuit. Where money was spent, a total cost and tips on competing on a shoestring.