| Name: | Jane |
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Cross Country Checkup No air time, no style points, and gravity is not your ally. If you're a fan of the X-Games, this might not be for you. But if you want to see some of the world's fittest athletes go head-to-head on skis, head on out to Prageleto, site of the cross country skiing for 2006.
Sportsfilter's 2006 Winter Olympic preview continues with sportsfilter columnist Amateur.
posted by justgary at 01:21 AM on February 13
How about a Men's Olympic Hockey pool. The schedule is set and we know the teams playing. I learned a new system that might work well with this tournament. Details inside.
posted by njsk8r20 at 09:37 AM on February 09
Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ... Robert Kraft's on the phone During a recent meeting between American business leaders and Russian president Vladmir Putin, Putin pocketed Kraft's 2005 Super Bowl ring. Did Kraft mean for Putin to have it? Did Putin think it was a gift? And how does ask a president for a ring back? Bling bling inside.
posted by wfrazerjr at 10:19 AM on June 29
I wish they would show more of the race. I think cross-country skiing is difficult to watch because of how they televise it. You see two points: the start and the finish. You gain no perspective of how hard the athletes are working other than watching all of them collapse at the finish line (as I saw on many highlight reels today). That being said, I cross-country ski myself, so I know it's difficult. So why isn't it watchable? Why is it less compelling than other race sports (e.g., long-track speed skating)?