Ben Lustgarten's guest appearances

Ben Lustgarten

Nordic Nation

All About Ski Preparation

Noah Hoffman

Reese Hanneman

Jim Galanes

Kikkan Randall

Ben Ogden

Marty Hall

Rosie Frankowski

Andy Newell

Caitlin Gregg

Gus Schumacher

John Morton

Matt Futterman

John Bauer

Troy Taylor

Edwin Moses

OwlTail

Ben Lustgarten has represented the US 34 times in World Cup and World Championship events. He won the 2017 US National Championship in the 30k Classic Mass Start. He has 10 podiums and 4 wins on the Supertour. He retired from full time training and racing in the spring of 2020. Ben talks about the Tour de Ski, race experiences, strength training, and the need to move on after bad races. 

Ben Lustgarten has represented the US 34 times in World Cup and World Championship events. He won the 2017 US National Championship in the 30k Classic Mass Start. He has 10 podiums and 4 wins on the Supertour. He retired from full time training and racing in the spring of 2020. Ben talks about the Tour de Ski, race experiences, strength training, and the need to move on after bad races.

Ben Lustgarten Interview

Live, from Vermont, it was Ben Lustgarten of the Craftsbury Green Racing Project -- we spoke to Ben about his recent retirement announcement from full-time training and racing at the elite level. Lustgarten's name is synonymous with the SuperTour's sharp end. He's also known to throw down burly strength workouts. He qualified and raced in two World Championships and claimed a 30 k classic National Championship in 2017. In this episode, we discuss the reasons why Lustgarten stepped away from full-time training and the key aspects of the training-racing he's embraced along the way. He's honest and earnest as he ruminates on the difficulty of cracking into the World Cup top-30, and missing out on the 2018 Olympics. Lastly, Lustrgarten is a grinder and we applaud his dedication and fidelity to the sport. Onward Ben. 

Live, from Vermont, it was Ben Lustgarten of the Craftsbury Green Racing Project -- we spoke to Ben about his recent retirement announcement from full-time training and racing at the elite level. Lustgarten's name is synonymous with the SuperTour's sharp end. He's also known to throw down burly strength workouts. He qualified and raced in two World Championships and claimed a <a href="https://fasterskier.com/fsarticle/lustgarten-green-wins-30-k-classic-national-championship/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">30 k classic National Championship in 2017.</a> In this episode, we discuss the reasons why Lustgarten stepped away from full-time training and the key aspects of the training-racing he's embraced along the way. He's honest and earnest as he ruminates on the difficulty of cracking into the World Cup top-30, and missing out on the 2018 Olympics. Lastly, Lustrgarten is a grinder and we applaud his dedication and fidelity to the sport. Onward Ben.

Going the Distance with Ben Lustgarten