Sponsored by Minnesota Biathlon and Twin Cities Biathlon
- Thursday, August 19, 2010
- Elk River Biathlon Range
- Directions – http://www.minnesotabiathlon.com/mnbdirections.html
- 10K Mass Start (3 med/2 short loops]
- With Penalty Loops
Head over to the Current Schedule page to plan out your summer biathlon training and racing.
The 2010-2011 Ski Season has started! Join Go! Training and Twin Cities Biathlon for our kick off for the new season.
Review your past season and assess where you are right now!
When: 12pm-3pm, on Sunday, April 25, 2010
Where: Lindberg Center at Hopkins HS, room N205, 206. Directions: http://www.lindbergh-center.com/directions.asp
Who: All athletes who are registered, or interested in registering, for Go! Training or Twin Cities Biathlon training programs. This meeting is MANDATORY for all athletes in Advanced and/or Biathlon Training. All athletes are invited: J4’s through college.
What:
1. Meet the coaches and your fellow athletes
2. Get the scoop on training details for May and this Summer
3. “What it Takes” – Caitlin Compton and Carolyn Bramante
4. “Windows of Opportunity”- Piotr Bednarski
5. Training logs and review your past season
6. Physical Testing- out on the track- 1:30pm-3pm, groups by age
Why: Start the ski training season with all the right information. Review your past season. Assess your strengths and weaknesses. Learn about additional training camps and opportunities for the summer!
Registration: No cost- just email Piotr at gotrainingus@aol.com that you will attending. Please confirm attendance a few days in advance. Questions- email or phone, 952/237-0765.
Piotr Bednarski
Go! Training
Endurance Training
4845 Emerson Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55419
952/237-0765 cell
123 Competitors took the course today in both an Experienced Biathlon Race and a Novice Race. Junior Team Member Raleigh Goessling held off both Olympian Garrot Kuzzy and Marathon winner Matt Liebsch (both shot 2x prone on standing and 2x standing on standing). Overcast skies in the early experienced race turned to blue skies and sunshine for the Novice event.
Participant Richard Hoeg took some video and photos of the Experienced race, and has photos from his point-of-view throughout the novice event – check it out-
Elk River Biathlon Race
Hosted by Twin Cities Biathlon
For those looking to try your skill at biathlon and get a feel for what the sport is like, come try out on of our novice events. This is the best way to get an idea of how it works, and how much fun biathlon is. There are unfortunately no more winter opportunities to race in one of our Novice events, but keep checking in as we will be building our summer race series soon, and will post it when available. Thanks to all those who came out and gave it a try!
At the novice events, we supply all the shooting equipment and safety training. You just need to bring your ski gear. As long as you can stand on skis, no other experience is necessary. Contact the organizer for the event if possible before arriving, and have fun!
2009 Fall Festival Results pdf
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