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John Rasmussen

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Nordic Nation

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Joran Elias

Kevin Bolger

Lowell Bailey

Alison Owen-Bradley

Matt Whitcomb

Erik Bjornsen

Pete Vordenberg

Peggy Shinn

Tim Baucom

Andrew Morehouse

Maddie Phaneuf

Devon Kershaw

Troy Taylor

Stephen Seiler

Rosie Brennan

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Tonight our special guest is John Rasmussen, John represents Canada for world triathlon events and he is trying to make it to the 2024 Summer Olympics. John tells us about how he got started in triathlons, a very interesting story indeed. We are told that John's parents were very supportive of everything he wanted to try out at a young age. Starting out at the age of 9, even in his first race John knew this was for him, finishing 2nd overall. John tells us in his first year of University he was 5'2" and soon he grew to 6'1" all in one year and how much his body hurt and he was having a ton of injuries, all from the growth spurt. Now that John is better and has stopped growing he trains every week for 35-40 hours. Next, we talk about a serious incident where John was riding with another friend and at a stop sign Johnwas attacked by a driver. John tells us it was a tough time for him but his friends and family really helped him through everything. John could have stayed afraid, he could have quit, but that's not John. He wouldn't let one negative moment ruin his goals. We brought this up because we hope to help others that have had this happen while riding from some crazy motorist. It's more common than one might think and that's sad in itself. There is so much here for anyone that wants to get themselves motivated and hit their goals, John is an excellent example of that. John also talks about his wife Genevieve and how much they enjoy spending time together going on different adventures and how their goals are very similar. With great family and friends by his side, we believe there is nothing that John can't do. Be careful out there everyone and keep your wits about you. Below is John's Instagram for anyone that wants to follow him and his journey. https://www.instagram.com/johnnyraz/?hl=en&amp;fbclid=IwAR1aF4cNSU4QH5tCPfyFkK8lZwz94j1DE5UvOnbXBQLE3TSuh6JCy3tpoq0

Tonight our special guest is John Rasmussen, John represents Canada for world triathlon events and he is trying to make it to the 2024 Summer Olympics. John tells us about how he got started in triathlons, a very interesting story indeed. We are told that John's parents were very supportive of everything he wanted to try out at a young age. Starting out at the age of 9, even in his first race John knew this was for him, finishing 2nd overall. John tells us in his first year of University he was 5'2" and soon he grew to 6'1" all in one year and how much his body hurt and he was having a ton of injuries, all from the growth spurt. Now that John is better and has stopped growing he trains every week for 35-40 hours. Next, we talk about a serious incident where John was riding with another friend and at a stop sign John was attacked by a driver. John tells us it was a tough time for him but his friends and family really helped him through everything. John could have stayed afraid, he could have quit, but that's not John. He wouldn't let one negative moment ruin his goals. We brought this up because we hope to help others that have had this happen while riding from some crazy motorist. It's more common than one might think and that's sad in itself. There is so much here for anyone that wants to get themselves motivated and hit their goals, John is an excellent example of that. John also talks about his wife Genevieve and how much they enjoy spending time together going on different adventures and how their goals are very similar. With great family and friends by his side, we believe there is nothing that John can't do. Be careful out there everyone and keep your wits about you. Below is John's Instagram for anyone that wants to follow him and his journey. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/johnnyraz/?hl=en&amp;fbclid=IwAR1aF4cNSU4QH5tCPfyFkK8lZwz94j1DE5UvOnbXBQLE3TSuh6JCy3tpoq0" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/johnnyraz/?hl=en&amp;fbclid=IwAR1aF4cNSU4QH5tCPfyFkK8lZwz94j1DE5UvOnbXBQLE3TSuh6JCy3tpoq0</a>

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Norway still dominates the World Cup. With both Martin Johnsrud Sundby and Heidi Weng wearing yellow bibs as overall World Cup Leaders, it seems not much has changed besides Weng supplanting Therese Johaug on the podium’s top step.  Norwegian Journalist John Rasmussen is our guest on Nordic Nation (Courtesy photo) This past summer and fall, Norway’s cross-country community — which is arguably the entire nation — took a hit when both Sundby and Johaug were linked to doping. Much has been written about the technical aspects of their cases.  Nordic Nation reached out to Norwegian ski journalist John Rasmussen at Dagbladet, one of Norway’s leading newspapers. Rasmussen’s beat is the international and Norwegian ski scene. And since Google translate is not the most effective tool to go from Norwegian to English, we thought it best to get things straight from someone in the know. “Doping in sport is so not on in this country,” Rasmussen said on the phone from Norway when we spoke on Dec. 15. “It’s considered such a shameful act, and particularly in cross-country, which is the national sport… If you’re caught cheating doing that, it’s probably like stealing from your neighbor. It’s not good.” There’s more in this episode from Rasmussen. We talk of Johaug in the broader context of Norway’s sporting culture and the next steps in her doping case to be adjudicated late next month. There’s also some real world talk on what a parent says to a child who idolizes Johaug in a country where skiing is the sport of the people and the gods. Click play to listen below or subscribe here on itunes.   albuterol . buy naltrexone online buy chantix online The post Nordic Nation: Norwegian Ski Journalist John Rasmussen appeared first on FasterSkier.com.

Norway still dominates the World Cup. With both Martin Johnsrud Sundby and Heidi Weng wearing yellow bibs as overall World Cup Leaders, it seems not much has changed besides Weng supplanting Therese Johaug on the podium’s top step. <a href="http://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2016/12/John-Rasmussen-byline-photo-e1482416215578.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Norwegian Journalist John Rasmussen is our guest on Nordic Nation (Courtesy photo) This past summer and fall, Norway’s cross-country community — which is arguably the entire nation — took a hit when both <a href="http://fasterskier.com/fsarticle/sundby-sanctioned-for-asthma-medication-use-stripped-of-2015-tour-de-ski-and-overall-world-cup-titles/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sundby</a> and <a href="http://fasterskier.com/fsarticle/antidoping-norway-recommends-14-month-suspension-for-johaug-case-ongoing/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Johaug</a> were linked to doping. Much has been written about the technical aspects of their cases. Nordic Nation reached out to Norwegian ski journalist John Rasmussen at<a href="http://www.dagbladet.no" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Dagbladet</a>, one of Norway’s leading newspapers. Rasmussen’s beat is the international and Norwegian ski scene. And since Google translate is not the most effective tool to go from Norwegian to English, we thought it best to get things straight from someone in the know. “Doping in sport is so not on in this country,” Rasmussen said on the phone from Norway when we spoke on Dec. 15. “It’s considered such a shameful act, and particularly in cross-country, which is the national sport… If you’re caught cheating doing that, it’s probably like stealing from your neighbor. It’s not good.” There’s more in this episode from Rasmussen. We talk of Johaug in the broader context of Norway’s sporting culture and the next steps in her doping case to be adjudicated late next month. There’s also some real world talk on what a parent says to a child who idolizes Johaug in a country where skiing is the sport of the people and the gods. Click play to listen below or <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/nordic-nation/id1181091370" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">subscribe here on itunes</a>. <a href="https://www.ainhalers.net/albuterol-inhaler.php" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">albuterol</a> . <a href="https://www.fordrinkers.org/naltrexone-revia.php" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">buy naltrexone online</a> <a href="https://www.fordrinkers.org/chantix.php" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">buy chantix online</a> The post <a href="https://fasterskier.com/fsarticle/nordic-nation-norwegian-ski-journalist-john-rasmussen/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nordic Nation: Norwegian Ski Journalist John Rasmussen</a> appeared first on <a href="https://fasterskier.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FasterSkier.com</a>.

Nordic Nation: Norwegian Ski Journalist John Rasmussen