We caught up with Kyle between training camps to talk about his roots, rookie moments, and what it takes to turn small-hill dreams into big-mountain results.
By Cara Williams | Photography courtesy of Alpine Canada
Supporting Escarpment Excellence on the World Cup.
by Nick Hamilton
Mont Tremblant’s first FIS World Cup in 40 years drew spectacular crowds, marking a triumphant return to alpine ski racing glory.
By Cara Williams, photography by Peter Craik and René-Pierre Normandeau/Tremblant.
Marked by grit, determination and an unwavering commitment to both athletic and academic pursuits, Canadian Ski Team member Ali Nullmeyer’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary.
Interview by Cara Williams
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Canada has a legacy of producing some of the world’s best ski racers. This has traditionally been done despite the odds. Let’s rediscover the role our community plays in backing our racers to give them a fighting chance.
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In the 1970’s and 1980’s skiing was undeniably the most glamorous of winter pursuits —a delicious frozen cocktail of speed, athleticism and affluence. Add a tan, a pair of tight ski pants, give it a shake and what do we have? A 1970/80s era ski instructor.
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Return of the Turn applauds good’ol fashioned technical skiing. No huge drops, no flips, no spins, just straight up ripping.
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This February three Collingwood-area ski clubs will host the women’s best ski racers in North America and the world as they get ready to run the 2020 Raymond James Women’s Nor-Am Cup.
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