Nordic skiing

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Kara, for you, you started in, in Nordic skiing.

Um, are you gonna go back to that in... at any point, and are you gonna teach Des how to ski? [laughs]

I think Des knows how to ski.

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Hi, everyone, and welcome to the Race Ready podcast presented by Nordic Team Solutions.

I'm your host, Andy Newell, along with Brian Halligan.

Today, we are joined by Danielle Dani Erovich.

I got a cold Call email from Bethann Chamberlain basically saying, we have a camp in Breckenridge, Colorado in December where we bring athletes to try the sport of para cross country.

Like, would you be interested? And I was actually considering going to this event already because it was a larger event that encompassed para alpine sports.

para Nordic and para snowboard, but also got people certified to be coaches for para Alpine and para snowboard.

So I was going to go and maybe get my PSI to help be an adaptive ski downhill ski instructor at the national ability center.

I can't do this without your help, and any help is much appreciated.

In terms of help, another activity that I've been involved in has been helping to coach a junior Nordic ski club, cross-country ski team.

I have been Nordic or cross-country skiing for a bit now, and I wouldn't necessarily consider myself to be good.

I mean, I'm not bad, but I wouldn't consider myself to be good.

Compared to most people, I mean, I'm pretty good.

or really good if compared to a beginner, but compared to people who actually know what they're doing, I'm just all right.

It's amazing how difficult it is to learn new things as an adult versus when you're young, especially when those new things involve coordination.

And unfortunately for me, I learned Nordic skiing when I was older, but what can you do? You do the best with what you can.