Biathlon: 2017

Sunday, 22 January 2017

BIATHLON PARSUIT WOMEN 17.12.2016 World Cup 3 NOVE MESTO(Czech Republic)

Biathlon Season 2016-2017. World Cup 3 NOVE MESTO(Czech Republic)

Watch today PARSUIT WOMEN 17 of December 2016.

Live broadcast from NOVE MESTO(Czech Republic)

Jordan 'Torpedo' Frazis - First Biathlon [Age7] 4km Run + 300 meter Swim

Jordan Frazis [ Age 7 ] competes in his first Biathlon [4 km Run & 300 meter swim] at Lady McQuaries Chair / ABC Pool. Anderson Events Biathlon Series.

This is the coverage of the last 2 laps of the swim. Time 28:16 [PB 27'41']

New PB 27'41 2009/2010 Season Age 7

New PB 25'36' 2010/2011 Season Age 8

New PB 22'06 2011/2012 Season Age 9

New PB 22'12 2012/2013 Season Age 10

New PB 21'54 2013/2014 Season Age 11

New PB 21'04 2014/2015 Season Age 12

Check out all the details for this great Biathlon Series

Sprintrennen Cross Skating - Laser Biathlon Köln Mai 2016 Wettkampf

weitere Infos auf:

www.biathlon-training.de

Biathlon World Cup 2016/2017 Nove Mesto Women Pursuit Race HD

Canmore Nordic Centre - Canmore, AB - Biathlon Venue

The Alberta Event Hosting Society for Biathlon presents a short video featuring the Canmore Nordic Centre.

Location of the biathlon events during the 1988 Winter Olympics, the site has hosted many international events over the years, most recently the Youth Junior World Championships in 2009.

In the 2011-12 season an International Biathlon Union IBU Cup will be hosted in Canmore, with athletes once again coming to Alberta from all over the biathlon world.

For information on the venue and upcoming biathlon events contact biathlon1@shaw.ca

Video produced for the Alberta Event Hosting Society for Biathlon by Glen Crawford Production Services

WORLDS FIRST Military TANK BIATHLON helps improve Military Training

A tank is a large, heavily armoured vehicle with tracks and a large tank gun that is designed for front-line combat. Modern tanks are mobile land weapon platforms, mounting a large-calibre cannon in a rotating gun turret. They combine this with heavy vehicle armour which provides protection for the crew, the vehicle's weapons, and its propulsion systems, and operational mobility, due to its use of tracks rather than wheels, which allows the tank to move over rugged terrain and be positioned on the battlefield in advantageous locations. These features enable the tank to perform well in a tactical situation: the combination of powerful weapons fire from their tank gun and their ability to resist enemy fire means the tank can take hold of and control an area and prevent other enemy vehicles from advancing. In both offensive and defensive roles, they are powerful units able to perform key primary tasks[which?] required of armoured units on the battlefield.[1] The modern tank was the result of a century of development from the first primitive armoured vehicles, due to improvements in technology such as the internal combustion engine, which allowed the rapid movement of heavy armoured vehicles. As a result of these advances, tanks underwent tremendous shifts in capability during the World Wars of the 20th century.

Tanks in World War I were developed separately and simultaneously by Great Britain [2] and France as a means to break the deadlock of trench warfare on the Western Front. Their first use in combat was by the British Army in September 1916 during the Battle of the Somme. The name "tank" was adopted by the British during the early stages of their development, as a security measure to conceal their purpose (see etymology). While the French and British built thousands of tanks in WWI, Germany was unconvinced of the tank's potential, and built only twenty.

Tanks of the interwar period evolved into the much larger and more powerful designs of World War II. Important concepts of armoured warfare were developed; the Soviet Union launched the first mass tank/air attack at Khalkhin Gol (Nomonhan) in August 1939,[3] which later resulted in the T-34, a predecessor of the main battle tank. Less than two weeks later, Germany began their large-scale armoured campaigns that would become known as blitzkrieg ("lightning war") – massed concentrations of tanks supported by motorised and mechanized infantry, artillery and air power designed to break through the enemy front and collapse enemy resistance.

The widespread introduction of high-explosive anti-tank warheads during the second half of WWII led to lightweight infantry-carried anti-tank weapons such as the Panzerfaust, which could destroy some types of tanks. Tanks in the Cold War were designed with these weapons in mind, and led to greatly improved armours during the 1960s, especially composite armour. Improved engines, transmissions and suspensions allowed tanks of this period to grow larger. Aspects of gun technology changed significantly as well, with advances in shell design and aiming technology.

During the Cold War, the main battle tank concept arose and became a key component of modern armies.[4] In the 21st century, with the increasing role of asymmetrical warfare and the end of the Cold War, that also contributed to the increase of cost-effective Russian anti-tank weapons worldwide, the importance of tanks has waned. Modern tanks seldom operate alone, as they are organized into combined arms units which involve the support of infantry, who may accompany the tanks in infantry fighting vehicles. They are also usually supported by reconnaissance or ground-attack aircraft.[5]

History[edit]

Main article: History of the tank

Conception[edit]

File:Tanks of WWI.ogg

Film clip of World War I-era tanks

The tank is the 20th century realization of an ancient concept: that of providing troops with mobile protection and firepower. The internal combustion engine, armour plate, and the continuous track were key innovations leading to the invention of the modern tank.

Armoured trains appeared in the mid-19th century, and various armoured steam- and petrol-engined vehicles were also proposed. The first armoured car was produced in Austria in 1904. However, all were restricted to rails or reasonably passable terrain. It was the development of a practical caterpillar track that provided the necessary independent, all-terrain mobility.

Many sources imply that Leonardo da Vinci and H.G. Wells in some way foresaw or "invented" the tank. Leonardo's late 15th century drawings of what some describe as a "tank" show a man-powered, wheeled vehicle with cannons all around it. However the human crew would not have enough power to move it over larger distance, and usage of animals was problematic in a space so confined.

Pursuit Men Nove Mesto / 17.12.2016

BMW IBU Biathlon World Cup 3 Nove Mesto

Men 12,5 km Pursuit

Saturday, 21 January 2017

Schneider Sepp Biathlon Tourismus Award 2010

Sepp Schneider gewinnt Tourismus Award für den Niederbayerischen Raum.

Schneider Events erhält somit mehr Ansehen und ist ein wichtiger Träger für den Tourismus.

Тренировочная трасса на Биатлоне Ханты Мансийск/training track biathlon Khanty Mansiysk

Биатлон Ханты-Мансийск

Biathlon ~ Coupe du monde Nove Mesto 2016-2017 - Poursuite Homme - VICTOIRE MARTIN FOURCADE

Le festival tricolore se poursuit à Nove Mesto, en République tchèque, à l'occasion de la troisième étape de la Coupe du monde, la dernière avant les fêtes de fin d'année. Après le succès de Martin Fourcade jeudi, puis le tir groupé des Françaises vendredi, toujours en sprint (5 dans le Top 12), trois biathlètes français ont intégré le Top 8 de la poursuite, samedi après-midi.

Archi-dominateur cet hiver, un cran (ou deux) au dessus de ses rivaux, Martin Fourcade a décroché sa sixième victoire en sept courses individuelles cette saison, remportant son duel avec Anton Shipulin (2e, +30''2). Le Pyrénéen est accompagné sur le podium par Quentin Fillon Maillet (3e, +38''3), parti 16e, auteur d'un 20/20, et plus fort, lors du sprint final, que Simon Schempp (4e, +38''4). Jean-Guillaume Béatrix (31e du sprint) a également signé une jolie remontée, en se classant 8e, à 19/20 (+1'20''9).

Beginner's Guide To Shooting Competitions-Biathlon

Working with your firearm at a shooting competition isn't only a great way to get to know your weapon, it's also a great way to get to know other shooters. Whether you prefer a pistol or a rifle, shooting on your feet or on a horse, these competitions have something to offer everyone. The Beginner's Guide to Shooting Competitions series takes you through a variety of matches to help you find an event that's right for you.

What is Biathlon?

In this episode we look at what is needed to participate in any of the biathlon competitions that take place in the United States.

US Ski Team member Annelies Cook tells you what you need to know to have a fun and safe time at one of these exciting, family friendly events.

Double 16kg Biathlon Jerk Set 80 reps New Jersey Iron Bell 2016

Friday, 20 January 2017

Biathlon 2016 NMNM

Saturday 17.12.2016 men

Cross Country Academy Langlauf Biathlon Seefeld Tirol short

Die Cross Country Academy Martin Tauber ist eine junge, dynamische und innovative Skischule, die sich auf Langlauf, Biathlon und Skiroller spezialisiert hat. In diesem Themenbereich bieten wir Incentives und Firmen-Events an, und veranstalten darüber hinaus eine Reise zum traditionellen Vasaloppet. Sie finden uns direkt beim Seekirchl in Seefeld/ Tirol.

16kg Biathlon(2) Snatch Set 150 NJ Iron Bell 2016

Biathlon 17.12.2016 HD Men World Cup

Thursday, 19 January 2017

Cross Country Academy Biathlon Seefeld Tirol

LTU biathlon team training | Obertilliach, Austria|

BIATHLON MASS START MEN 18.12.2016 World Cup 3 NOVE MESTO(Czech Republic)

Biathlon Season 2016-2017. World Cup 3 NOVE MESTO(Czech Republic)

Watch today MASS START MEN 18 of December 2016.

Live broadcast from NOVE MESTO(Czech Republic)

Cross Country Academy Langlauf Biathlon Seefeld Tirol long

Wednesday, 18 January 2017

Biathlon TEAM Vecpiebalga (TRAINING with LILLSPORT)

Biathlon team Vecpiebalga has got new gloves from LILLSPORT! We are very thankfull and this is a little video about us.

Biatlona komanda Vecpiebalga saņēmusi jaunus cimdus no LILLSPORT! Esam ļoti pateicīgi un šis ir neliels video par mums.

MUSIC: PETIT BISCUIT - Sunset Lover

Biathlon World Cup 2016/2017 Nove Mesto Men 15 km Mass Start Full Race HD

National Guard at Chile Biathlon - 8-8-11

Video produced by Lt. Col. Hank McIntire

August 8, 2011 was an off day between competitive events for the National Guard Biathlon team competing at the 12th International Military Ski Championships at Portillo, Chile.

Tuesday, 17 January 2017

Rachel Biathlon Jerk 16x174, Kendra 16kg OALC 125 - Crazy Monkey Kettlebell

Thanks to the IKFF and Crazy Monkey for holding a great meet and being so welcoming to us Canucks

Biathlon 18.12.2016 HD Men World Cup MASS START 15km

Cross Country Academy Skiroller Biathlon Seefeld Tirol long

Juna erstes Biathlon Training

Monday, 16 January 2017

BIATHLON MASS START WOMEN 18.12.2016 World Cup 3 NOVE MESTO(Czech Republic)

Biathlon Season 2016-2017. World Cup 3 NOVE MESTO(Czech Republic)

Watch today MASS START WOMEN 18 of December 2016.

Live broadcast from NOVE MESTO(Czech Republic)

Sochi Olympic Test: biathlon and ski complex held first test event

With those Sochi Olympics now on the horizon test events have begun at the Black Sea resort. Where the biathlon and ski complex gained the approval of the competitors, at last week's Russian Cup. RT's Konstantin Potapov reports.

Johny Benidze - kettlebell biathlon in Finland 2010 (total score - 190.5)

November 11 - 15, 2010

Tampere, Finland

World Championship in kettlebell sport

Kettlebell biathlon, kettlebell weight 32 kg, weight category up to 63 kg.

Johny Benidze (Russia):

jerk - 123;

snatch - 135;

total - 190.5

Sunday, 15 January 2017

Biathlon World Cup 2016/2017 Nove Mesto Women 12.5 km Mass Start Full Race HD

Sport in Bayern: Ruhpolding Biathlon-Camp

weitere drei Weltmeister-Sportstätten Kunsteisbahn Königssee, Eisarena Inzell (Max Aicher Arena) und die Biathlon-Anlage in Ruhpolding (Chiemgau-Arena) arbeiten im EU-geförderten Leader-Projekt "SpitzenSportRegion" zusammen.

Im Biathlon-Camp kann man den Biathlon-Sport live erleben & nachempfinden, wie es den Profis ergeht. Fritz Fischer bietet dieses Training für jedermann in der Chimegau Arena in Ruhpolding an. Der Teilnehmer lernt, wie man richtig skatet und was man beim Schießen beachten muss. Geschossen wird mit original Biathlonwaffen.

Weitere Infos gibt's

Galysheva Yulia - Training Biathlon 2016

IBU WORLD CUP BIATHLON ǀ NMNM 17. 12. 2016 ǀ GOPRO HERO 3

Just a short video from this incredible event! Thanks so much for the most amazing and unforgettable experience.

Saturday, 14 January 2017

2012 Keiki Dip N Dash Biathlon - Kailua Kona, Hawaii

Video highlights of the 2012 Keiki Dip N Dash Biathlon at Kailua Pier in Kailua Kona, Hawaii. This was one of the events during the week leading up to the 2012 Ironman World Championship.

Recorded on October 9, 2012 using a Nikon CoolPix AW100.

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DSV C-Kader Biathleten - Training in Seefeld - 06.08.2016

Training DSV C-Kader Biathleten - Training in Seefeld - 06.08.2016

Mass Start Men Nove Mesto / 18.12.2016

BMW IBU Biathlon World Cup 3 Nove Mesto (CZE)

Men 15 km Mass Start

Sport Events Paralimpici: Biathlon e sci nordico a Pragelato. 26-27/01/05

Dominio degli atleti dell'est e nord europa nelle due specialità.

Estonian Biathlon Team - Training camp in Ylläs, Finland - Jul 2016

See more: Moby - Wait For Me (Villa Remix)

Friday, 13 January 2017

Richmond Kettlebell Sport Biathlon training - Day 9 (10' Jerk) | iron kettlebells

Richmond Kettlebell Sport Biathlon training - Day 9 (10' Jerk)

BIATHLON NMNM 2016 | GABRIELA KOUKALOVA - MASS START 12,5KM | 18/12/2016

Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games - Olympic Events: Biathlon

Cross-country skiing and target shooting in a race to to goal.

Kettlebell Sport RVA Biathlon Training - Jerk Day 1 | 55 lb kettlebell

Kettlebell Sport RVA Biathlon Training - Jerk Day 1

BIATHLON MEN 15 km MASS START COMPETITION NOVE MESTO (CZE) 18.12.2016

IBU WORLD CUP BIATHLON

Odem Mortis Community Event "Tank-Biathlon" Teil 1 - Regelkunde

Regelkunde für unser Community Event "Tank Biathlon".

OM Homepage: auf Facebook: sind Slapmebaby und "Ulrike von der Menturio". Viel Spaß mit dem Ersten Teil dieser Videoserie, hier werden nur Regeln erklärt. Wenn ihr also direkt zur Action wollt schaut euch Teil 2 bis 7 an!

Vielen dank an alle Teilnehmer und natürlich danke an alle live Zuschauer.

Wenn ihr mehr solcher Events sehen wollt dann schaut regelmäßig auf unseren Streams vorbei:

Summer Biathlon training

Thursday, 12 January 2017

MEN BIATHLON MASS START COMPETITION15 km NOVE MESTO (CZE) 18/12/2016

Odem Mortis Community Event "Tank-Biathlon" Teil 6 - Halbfinale 2

Das zweite Halbfinale unseres Community Events.

OM Homepage: auf Facebook: haben das gesamte Event Slapmebaby und "Ulrike von der Menturio". Im zweiten Halbfinale kämpfen Henker, Shadovv, Spectre, Crashoverdirve, glenmp und uniz651 um den Einzug ins Finale.

Vielen dank an alle Teilnehmer und natürlich danke an alle live Zuschauer.

Wenn ihr mehr solcher Events sehen wollt dann schaut regelmäßig auf unseren Streams vorbei:

Biathlon training! | homemade kettlebell

Biathlon training!

Womens Biathlon live on Eurosport-18.Dez.2016-

Odem Mortis Community Event "Tank-Biathlon" Teil 7 - Das große Finale!

Der letzte Teil des "Tank Biathlons" und ein spannendes Finale!

OM Homepage: auf Facebook: haben das gesamte Event Slapmebaby und "Ulrike von der Menturio". In diesem Video kämpfen Adonei, Henker, Sead, Spectre, Stealthwarrior und Crashoverdrive um den Sieg.

Vielen dank an alle Teilnehmer und natürlich danke an alle live Zuschauer.

Wenn ihr mehr solcher Events sehen wollt dann schaut regelmäßig auf unseren Streams vorbei:

K-DAY 1. Kettlebell Sport Biathlon Training with sergey rudnev 장소 : 주르카네 스포츠 아시아 사무국

Place : Zurkhaneh Sports Asia Secretariat

한얼 블로그 프로필 레슨 레슨

Wednesday, 11 January 2017

BIATHLON MANIA

Zapraszam do Subskrypcji Kanału :)

Day 4 - biathlon - 2013 IPC Nordic World Cup (Canmore)

Russian athletes continued to show why they will be the ones to beat at the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games by taking 15 out of 18 possible podium positions on the first day of biathlon competition at the IPC Nordic Skiing World Cup in Canmore, Canada.

After proving their metal in the cross country events earlier in the week, Russian athletes excelled in Saturday's (14 December) calm conditions to win gold in all six events in the short course biathlon.

In the first race of the day - the men's sitting 7.5km - the top three men all shot clean so the race came down to who had the fastest skis. Russia's Irek Zaripov (21:54.4) won the contest ahead of Japan's Kozo Kubo in second (22:03.3). Zaripov's teammate Aliaksandr Davidovich was third (22:13.2).

Kubo was satisfied with his silver medal performance.

"Canmore is a very good venue for competitions. Today's course was very high speed with not too many difficult sections," said Kubo who won two silver medals and a bronze at this year's World Championships in Sweden.

The women's sitting 6km was an all-Russian affair with thrillingly close finish. Aided by no missed shots, Marta Zaynullina (22:20.8) took gold fractionally ahead of Svetlana Konovalove (22:21.4). One dropped shot by Nadezda Andreeva (23:04.2) meant she could only finish third.

Russia took two podium places in both the men's and women's standing races.

Azat Karachurin (19:17.1) took gold win the men's 7.5km race, whilst his teammate Kirill Mikhaylow (19:56.4) won the bronze. Splitting them was Norway's Nils-Erik Ulset (19:47.0) who claimed silver.

In the women's 6km race, Russia's Alena Kaufman (18:26.3) took gold with no dropped shots ahead of teammate Natalia Bratiuk (19:05.1) who would have finished closer had she not dropped a shot. Bronze went to Japan's Momoko Dekijima (20.10.0).

In both the men's and women's VI category all six podium finishes went to Russia despite gusty winds making for tricky shooting conditions.

Nikolay Polukhin (19:34.9), a winner of four world titles earlier this year, took gold in the men's 7.5km. Despite missing one target, he still had enough quality to take gold ahead of Vladimir Uldaltcov (19:56.1) who was aided in securing silver by clean shooting. Stanislav Chokhlaev (20:22.2) relied on his skiing ability with three missed targets to grab the bronze.

There was a small shock in the women's 6.5km when nine-time world champion Mikhalina Lysova (19:16.7) could only manage silver despite shooting clean. Gold went to Iuliia Budaleeva (18:134.7) who missed one shot but still finished with the fastest time. Elena Remizova (20.45.3) relied on her skiing ability to land third place as her shooting was off today with five penalties.

Competition continues on Sunday with the middle distance biathlon events.

Dorney Lake Biathlon & Rollerski Course - rollerski.co.uk

Biathlon / Rollerski Training at Dorney Lake, Autumn 2016, rollerski.co.uk

Mass Start Women Nove Mesto / 18.12.2016

BMW IBU Biathlon World Cup 3 Nove Mesto (CZE)

Women 12,2 km Mass Start

Day 5 - biathlon - 2013 IPC Nordic Skiing World Cup (Canmore)

Unseasonably warm and windy weather at the IPC Nordic Skiing World Cup in Canmore, Canada failed to stop Russian athletes winning gold in all six middle distance biathlon events on Sunday (15 December).For the second successive day, Russian athletes again won 15 out of a possible 18 medals, highlighting why they are expected to sweep the board in Nordic Skiing at March’s Paralympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.Blustery conditions hampered the first two races of the day and as a result there were no clean shots by any of the competitors in the men’s 12.5km sitting race. At the end of five 2.5km laps, Russia's Roman Petushkov (40:57.3) was the overall winner despite three dropped shots. Japan's Kozo Kubo (41:07.9) repeated Saturday's silver medal finish whilst Russian teenager Grigory Murygin (41:36.1) took third. Kubo and Murygin both missed two shots each.The women’s 10km sitting race was also hampered by the wind, however three Russians still made the podium. Russia’s Marta Zaynullina (46:25.5) claimed her second victory in as many days after winning Saturday’s 6km event. In silver, 12 seconds behind, was Nadezda Andreeva (46:36.8) whilst Natalia Kocherova (47:13.0) took third, helped by the best shooting in the field.Russian 18 year old Aleksandr Iaremchuk (35:19.6) pulled off an upset in the men’s 12.5km standing event finishing ahead of home favourite Mark Arendz (35:27.0). Iaremchuk only dropped one shot to Arendz’s two and that proved the difference between the two athletes."I totally rushed the last shot. I started to get up before I had finished and that's what caused the miss. With the incredible field of athletes out here you have to shoot clean," said Arendz shortly after the race.Russia’s Azat Karachurin (36:02.0) was third with two dropped shots.The women’s 10km standing race saw all three medalists from Saturday’s 6km event also take the podium positions with the top two finishers swapping places.After finishing with a silver medal on Saturday, Russian Natalia Bratiuk (34:54.1) this time took gold, finishing ahead of teammate Alena Kaufman (34:56.4). The two had identical shooting records, dropping three shots in total, however it was Bratiuk who was marginally quicker over the longer distance. Bronze for the second successive day went to Japan’s Momoko Dekijima (35:33.9).As with Saturday’s short course races, the men’s and women’s visually impaired races were totally dominated by Russian athletes.Nickolay Polukhin and guide Andrey Tokarev (35:35.9) claimed their second gold in successive days in the men’s 12.5km race. The pair only left two targets standing and finished a minute ahead of second place Stanislav Chokhlaev and guide Maksim Pirogov (36:23.4) who left four targets up. Oleg Ponomarev and guide Andrei Romanov (37:04.9) missed three shots and finished third.Elena Remizova with guide Natalia Yakimova (34:47.5) overcame two missed shots with fast skiing to take first place in the women’s 10km event. Iuliia Budaleeva and guide Tatiana Maltseva (36:04.) shot clean to secure second place in 36:04.0 whilst Elvira Kalabina with guide Irina Sitnikova (38:38.6) were third and left one unanswered target.The IPC Nordic Skiing World Cup will conclude in Canmore on Tuesday (17 December) with the men’s and women’s long course biathlon races.Pictures of both competitions will be available on Flickr and video highlights will be available everyday here.Updates will also be posted to Twitter and Facebook.Results from both cross country and biathlon events will be available at

Sarah Turner biathlon September 2016 2x8kg jerk

Jerk set 2x8kg biathlon Aberdeen September 2016

Tuesday, 10 January 2017

Biathlon ~ Coupe du monde Nove Mesto 2016-2017 - Poursuite Femme - VICTOIRE Anaïs Chevalier !!

Anaïs Chevalier a vécu un week-end de rêve à Nove Mesto. Elle a remporté samedi son premier succès en Coupe du monde, en dominant la poursuite, au terme d'une course maîtrisée. A 23 ans, elle est entrée dans l'histoire du biathlon féminin français. Seules deux biathlètes tricolores avaient remporté leur premier succès en Coupe du monde plus précocement : Sandrine Bailly à 21 ans et Corinne Niogret à 22 ans.

Olympics Legacies in British Columbia

Visiting sites from the 2010 Winter Olympics, in Richmond, Vancouver and Whistler, BC, four years after the event. A look at bobsledding, speed skating, biathlon events, skiing, table tennis and more, at the same facilities that were used by Olympians and other places to visit in the stories at

WORLDS FIRST Military TANK BIATHLON helps improve Military Training

History[edit]

Main article: History of the tank

Conception[edit]

File:Tanks of WWI.ogg

Film clip of World War I-era tanks

Biathlon ~ Coupe du monde Nove Mesto 2016-2017 - MASS START Homme - VICTOIRE Martin FOURCADE

Avant cet hiver, jamais Martin Fourcade (28 ans), tout quintuple vainqueur du classement général de la Coupe du monde qu'il est, n'avait levé les bras à Pokljuka ni en troisième semaine de compétition, juste avant les fêtes de Noël. En deux semaines, le Pyrénéen a comblé ces deux manques, et de quelle manière : avec cinq succès en cinq courses individuelles, sept au total en huit épreuves en solo depuis le début de la saison, à trois longueurs, seulement, de sa meilleure marque sur une saison entière (10)... Jamais le cadet des frères Fourcade (56 victoires, désormais) n'avait autant dominé sa discipline. Le voilà, après trois étapes, nanti de presque trois victoires d'avance (158 points) sur son dauphin au général, Anton Shipulin.

War Thunder: Having Fun in the "Biathlon" Event

Game 1 - "We have no idea what we're doing" - 0:00

Game 2 - "A jet game" - 12:23

Game 3 - "Feraphic joins us for derps with his joystick and TrackIR" - 27:47

These are 3 of the 4 games I played with BriGuy in the new "Biathlon" event. Feraphic also joined for the last game we played. The text above this paragraph is the title of each game and when it starts in the video.

The "Biathlon" event is an Arcade event where both teams have the same but separate objectives (mostly going from one point to another) and the goal is to beat the other team at finishing the objectives. It makes for some interesting battles! The event does have the "title" of Winter Games, so maybe this is the start of a few events Gaijin is going to run related to the Winter Olympics.

Feraphic's YouTube War Thunder for FREE and get bonus 50 Golden Eagles for using my War Thunder Steam fan

Indoor Biathlon rowing & running 2016-09-29

Cru - USDAA Biathlon Jumpers win

A nice run by Cru. I could have asked for a couple tighter turns, but in the end, his ground speed held up for the win.

Monday, 9 January 2017

Darya Domracheva wins third Olympic biathlon gold

Darya Domracheva of Belarus won her third gold medal of the Winter Olympics Monday with a victory in the women's 12.5-kilometer mass start race.

Domracheva became the first athlete at the Sochi Games with three golds and they have all come in individual races. She won the 10-kilometer pursuit race as well as the 15-kilometer competition earlier in the Olympics.

Belarus had just one gold to its credit from all previous Winter Games until Domracheva went to work on the biathlon course.

There were 29 competitors in Monday's race, which was able to get under way on schedule after the fog that had postponed the men's mass start race finally lifted.

All the contestants started at the same time and when the skiers had completed their first 2.5 kilometers and headed into the shooting range, Domracheva was a second behind sprint specialist Anastasiva Kuzmina of Slovakia.

Kuzmina won the individual sprint to open the biathlon events at the Olympics, but she faded Monday while missing five shots and finished 27th.

Domracheva shot cleanly in her first five attempts and quickly moved into the lead for good. Gabriela Soukalova of the Czech Republic fell in behind Domracheva heading out of the first shooting station and they remained 1-2 all the way to the finish line.

Neither biathlete missed a shot through the first three rounds and both missed once in the fourth round, requiring them to ski a 150-meter penalty lap. With her lead having steadily grown through the race, Domracheva eventually finished 20.2 seconds in front of Soukalova.

The bronze medal went to Tiril Eckhoff of Norway, who crossed the line a second in front of Germany's Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle.

The men had been scheduled to compete in their 15-kilometer mass start race on Sunday, but that evening competition had to be postponed because of fog. When the contestants returned to the course early Monday to try again, the fog was still there -- reducing visibility to less than half the length of a football field.

The men's race was postponed again and will now be held, weather permitting, on Tuesday. Ole Einar Bjorndalen of Norway will make another try in that race to win a record 13th Olympic medal. France's Martin Fourcade will also attempt to match Domracheva with three gold medals from these Games.

John Harshman - 24 kg kettlebell biathlon - 237 points (jerk 137 + snatch 200)

September 25, 2016

Seattle, WA

IKFF Northwest Championship 2016

John Harshman competes in kettlebell biathlon with the 24 kg kettlebells:

Jerk - 137

Snatch - 200

Total - 237

34,000 Czech Biathlon Fans go CRAZY for Gabriela Koukalova

34,000 fans celebrate victory of czech biathlonist Gabriela Koukalova in mass start race at BMW IBU World Cup 2016 in Nove Mesto na Morave

Mixed relay biathlon Is new Olympic event here to stay

The 2014 Winter Olympics, officially known as the XXII Olympic Winter Games (French: Les XXIIes Jeux olympiques d'hiver), is a major international multi-sport event being held in Sochi, Russia in the tradition of the Winter Olympic Games.

Scheduled for 7--23 February 2014, opening rounds in certain events were held on the eve of the Opening Ceremony, 6 February 2014. Both the Olympics and 2014 Winter Paralympics are being organized by the Sochi Organizing Committee (SOC). Sochi was selected as the host city in July 2007, during the 119th IOC Session held in Guatemala City. It is the first Olympics in Russia since the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991. The Soviet Union was the host nation for the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow.

A total of 98 events in 15 winter sport disciplines are being held during the Games. A number of new competitions—a total of 12 accounting for gender—are being held during the Games, including biathlon mixed relay, women's ski jumping, mixed-team figure skating, mixed-team luge, half-pipe skiing, ski and snowboard slopestyle, and snowboard parallel slalom. The events are being held around two clusters of new venues; an Olympic Park constructed in Sochi's Imeretinsky Valley on the coast of the Black Sea, with Fisht Olympic Stadium and the Games' indoor venues located within walking distance, and snow events in the resort settlement of Krasnaya Polyana.

In preparation, organizers focused on modernizing the telecommunications, electric power, and transportation infrastructures of the region. While originally budgeted at US$12 billion, various factors caused the budget to expand to over US$51 billion, surpassing the estimated $44 billion cost of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing as the most expensive Olympics in history.

The lead-up to the 2014 Games was marked by major controversies, including allegations of corruption leading to the aforementioned cost overruns, concerns for the safety and human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) athletes and supporters during the Games due to the country's recent anti-LGBT policies. This led to ongoing Olympic protests of Russian anti-gay laws, protests by ethnic Circassian activists over the site of Sochi (the site of what they consider to be a genocide) and various security concerns over threats by jihadist groups tied to the insurgency in the North Caucasus.

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Men's Biathlon Golds Inc: The Fourcade Legacy Continues | Sochi Olympic Champions

Click here for all Olympic highlights and let the Games never saw some incredible moments in the Men's Biathlon events in Sochi as Martin Fourcade, Ole Einar Bjørndalen, Emil Hegle Svendsen and the Norwegian and Russian teams claim victory at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games.

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Sunday, 8 January 2017

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Women's Biathlon Golds Inc: Darya Domracheva - Triple Olympic Champion | Sochi Olympic Champions

Click here for all Olympic highlights and let the Games never back at some of the amazing moments from the Women's Biathlon events as Belarus' Darya Domracheva wins 3 gold medals to join Anastasiya Kuzmina and the teams from Ukraine and Norway atop the Olympic Biathlon podiums.

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Oleksandra Kononova: a para-biathlete

Oleksandra Kononova won the Best Games Debut at the Paralympic Sport Awards 2011. At the young age of 19, Ukraine's Oleksandra Kononova put on a stellar performance at the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games, winning gold medals in the 12.5km Standing Biathlon and 5km and Sprint Classic Cross-Country Skiing events. After a very promising season so far, she is one of the most prominent hopefuls of the Ukrainian biathlon team at the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games.

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Saturday, 7 January 2017

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Men's / women's biathlon middle distance standing / visually impaired | Sochi 2014 Paralympics

Russia swept the podium in the men's 12.5km sitting biathlon on Tuesday (11 March) at the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games, as Roman Petushkov furthered his winning streak by taking his third gold in as many events.

Clocking in at 34:48.8, the 36-year-old has quickly become the host nation's face of Sochi 2014 after having entered these Games with eight world titles, but no Paralympic titles.

Petushkov's teammates, Alexey Bychenok (35:29.7) and Grigory Murygin (35:59.6), took silver and bronze to complete an all-Russian podium.

"Today I spoke to the guys and told them that we would share the podium," Petushkov said. "It was a joke, but now it's true.

"I don't think that the weather is bad. It's Russian weather, especially for biathlon. We are like soldiers and can race in any weather, it doesn't matter."

Germany's 22-year-old Anja Wicker won her first career Paralympic gold, taking first place in the women's 10km sitting biathlon in 32:54.4.

"We played some billiards yesterday to relax. Apparently, I wasn't too good at it so I saved that for today," Wicker said after the race.

"I need some time to realise what just happened. I kept looking at the results board in the stadium but I couldn't believe that it was my name up there in first position.

"I kept thinking there has to be someone else who will finish ahead of me. To be honest, I didn't even expect a medal today, let alone the golden one."

Russia's Svetlana Konovalova (33:36.7) picked up her third medal of Sochi 2014 and second silver, and Ukraine's Lyudmyla Pavlenko (34:22.6) took home the bronze. That left the race favourite, Ukraine's seven-time biathlon world champion Olena Iurkovksa (34:49.2), in fourth place.

The women's 10km standing title went to Russia's Alena Kaufman (29:57.1), who now has two golds in Sochi, while Ukraine's Oleksandara Kononova (30:33.7) took silver and another Russian, Natalia Bratiuk (30:57.6), finished in bronze-medal position.

"I can't believe I won," Kaufman said. "It's my second gold medal and it's great because it's a home Paralympic Games."

"I always feel doubt, but everybody tells me I can do it. I hope I will win gold in another race."

In the men's 12.5km standing, 18-year-old Azat Karachurin (29:30.0) pulled a surprise by winning gold ahead of Norway's three-time world champion Nils-Erik Ulset (30:24.6) and Canada's world champion Mark Arendz (30:31.0).

The host nation's Mikhalina Lysova (30:11.5), guided by Alexey Ivanov, picked up her second medal of the Games, taking gold in the women's 10km visually impaired biathlon ahead of teammate Iuliia Budaleeva (30:38.9). Ukraine's Oksana Shyshkova (35:01.4) grabbed her first Paralympic medal, taking the bronze.

In the day's final competition, Ukraine's Vitaliy Lukyanenko (31:04.0) raced to gold with guide Borys Babar in the men's 7.5km visually impaired event to increase his collection of Paralympic titles to three. Russia's Nikolay Polukhin took silver, with Belarus' Vasili Shaptsiaboi (31:59.0) grabbing the bronze.

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Men's / women's biathlon long distance standing / visually impaired | Sochi 2014 Paralympics

Russia's Roman Petushkov continues to prove unstoppable in the Nordic skiing events at the Sochi 2014 Paralympics, winning his fifth gold medal of the Games in the men's 15km sitting biathlon on Friday (14 March).

The 36-year-old, named the International Paralympic Committee's (IPC) Athlete of the Month at least once each of the past two seasons, clocked in at 42:20.8, ahead of teammates Grigory Murygin (44:25.7) and Aleksandr Davidovich (44:46.2).

"Fans at the stadium shouted, 'Roman, we want a fifth gold medal.' That's why I had to take first place," Petushkov said. "My mental training is easy. I just tell myself, 'I must.'"

After racking up two Paralympic silvers already this week, Russia's Nikolay Polukhin (36:42.9) finally got his first Sochi 2014 gold in the men's 15km visually impaired biathlon with guide Andrey Tokarev with a time of 36:42.9. Ukrainians Anatolii Kovalevskyi (38:18.2) and Vitaliy Lukyanenko (38.21.6) finished with the silver and bronze, respectively.

"Yes, it finally happened - my first Paralympic individual gold medal," Polukhin said. "I'd promised four years ago in Vancouver that I would win Paralympic gold in the individual race in Sochi."

"My federation and trainers have been waiting for me to win a gold since 8 March, but there were some imperfections and mistakes. Today, I tried to do everything without them, to shoot restrained and in cold blood. Everything turned out as I wished."

Ukraine's Grygorii Vovchynskyi won gold in the men's 12.5km standing in a time of 37:41.1 to clinch his first medal of the Games, beating Norway's Nils-Erik Ulset (37:44.2) by just one-tenth of a second. Russia's top finisher in the event was Kirill Mikhaylov (37:45.6), who took the bronze.

Russian 24-year-old Svetlana Konovalova continued her Paralympic medal streak by winning the women's 12.5km sitting biathlon in 40:44.0 -- putting on a very impressive performance after finishing in seventh place in the event at the 2013 IPC Nordic Skiing World Championships.

Germany's Anja Wicker (41:27.1) and Ukraine's Olena Iurkovska (41:30.8) completed the podium, finishing second and third.

There was more Russia and Ukraine dominance in the women's 12.5km standing biathlon, with Ukrainian Oleksandra Kononova grabbing gold in 40:30.6 ahead of two Russians -- Alena Kaufman (40:32.7) and Natalia Bratiuk (41:00.9).

Iuliia Budaleeva took the gold in the women's 12.5km visually impaired event in 35:25.9, defeating favourite and compatriot Mikhalina Lysova (37:21.0), who took silver. Ukraine's Oksana Shyshkova (37:48.8) finished in third place.

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Friday, 6 January 2017

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Twin Biathlon Olympians Shoot Handguns

Biathlon Olympians Lanny and Tracey Barnes step out of their comfort zone as they visit the "Babes with Bullets" and try their hand at pistol shooting. A biathlon combines two events; cross-country skiing and rifle shooting. These athletes train all year long for their sport. Getting outside of their zone shows them more ways they can improve.

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Thursday, 5 January 2017

Guns & Ice: Winter Biathlon Challenge - Top Gear Winter Olympics - BBC

May and Clarkson go head to head in the biathlon event - that's usually cross country running and shooting. But for the Top Gear version they're using a Volvo XC90 against an Audi Q7. And where as May uses the standard Biathlon .22 rifle, Clarkson opts for a H&K MP5 Sub machine gun. Because of course he does.

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Russia: Russia banned from hosting IBU World Cup and Junior World Cup

The press-secretary of the Russian Biathlon Union (RBU) said that it is too early to say whether the measures taken by the International Biathlon Union (IBU) are dictated by politics or not, during an interview in Moscow, Thursday.

SOT, Konstantin Boytsov, Press-secretary of Russian Biathlon Union (Russian): "After the examination of the decision made by the International Biathlon Union (IBU), their executive board, the Russian Biathlon Union (RBU), came to the conclusion that in this situation, [given the] recently launched investigation, it will be appropriate to let the IBU decide the venue of the IBU World Cup stage and the Junior World Cup, which were initially to be held in Tyumen and Ostrov, in the Pskov region."

SOT, Konstantin Boytsov, Press-secretary of Russian Biathlon Union (Russian): "We are not having a dialogue with Richard McLaren. We are having a dialogue with the IBU. During today's executive board meeting, the IBU [discussed] a number of [matters] in which we plan to cooperate with them. We made ourselves familiar with the decision of the IBU and plan to cooperate with them during the investigation. Only when the results of this cooperation [will be announced], will we be able to say whether politics was involved or not."

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2-time Olympic medalist Magdalena Forsberg, now an expert commentator for Swedish Television reflects on this year’s World Cup Season and on events in Pokljuka.

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Wednesday, 4 January 2017

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27th Winter Universiade in Nordic Skiing and Biathlon, Strbske Pleso/Osrblie, Slovakia

STRBSKE PLESO, located in the High Tatras as part of the municipal lands of the village of Strba, is the highest health resort area in Slovakia. It lies on the southern shore of Lake Strbske Pleso at an altitude of 1,351 meters above sea level, therefore there are no problems with the preparation of snow trails or the HS 100 ski jump from December to March.

It attracts with great skiing conditions on well-groomed tracks for slalom, downhill and cross-country skiing as well as a high level of services. Strbske Pleso offers nine kilometres of easy to medium-difficulty ski tracks on the southern slopes of Mt. Predne Solisko which are not only popular with families and children but also with experienced skiers. The sports complex currently has six approved trails: sprints measuring 1.4 km and 1.6 km, a 2.5 km classic trail and free technique trails with lengths of 3.3 km, 3.75 km and 5 km. Besides winter sports, Štrbské Pleso also attracts summer tourists looking for opportunities for hiking and climbing the surrounding peaks of the Tatras.

OSRBLIE is small village lying in the pleasant and environmentally impressive surroundings of Central Slovakia only a few kilometres from the geographical midpoint of Slovakia. Osrblie is famous for organising worldwide biathlon events. Since 1994, Osrblie has been the one of the most significant biathlon venues in the world. The history of this biathlon venue started in 1981, when the first biathlon competition was held. Since then, the whole venue has gone through many renovations and other changes. Many top biathlon events have taken place here during this period. The National Biathlon Centre in Osrblie is not only set for biathlon competitions but also is used as a training facility for biathletes of all age categories the whole year round.

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Tuesday, 3 January 2017

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Highlights Day 3 Biathlon middle distance | 2015 IPC Nordic Skiing World Championships Cable

Ukrainian Oleksandra Kononova captured her third gold medal of the 2015 IPC Nordic Skiing World Championships in Cable, Wisconsin, USA, on Tuesday (27 January), maintaining her 100 per cent record across women’s cross-country and biathlon standing events.

Long distance Paralympic champion Kononova, 23, added the middle distance biathlon world title to her collection with a blazing time of 31:05.3, leading a podium sweep for Ukraine in the event.

Liudmyla Liashenko (32:32.7) clinched her third silver, whilst Iryna Bui (34:49.2) shot clean to help her to bronze.

Russia took five wins in other events to take their medal total for the day to 11.

Vladislav Lekomtcev crossed the line in 32:41.2 to claim his second gold medal in the men’s standing.

Norwegian Nils-Erik Ulset (33:34.0) picked up his race in the final stages to win silver, whilst Ukraine’s Ihor Reptyukh (33:44.4) was delighted with bronze.

“Of course this is great joy for all the work done for the preparation to these World Championships,” Reptyukh said.

The men’s sitting race continued to demonstrate Russia’s stronghold in Nordic skiing with Grigory Murygin (37:58.1) taking the win.

Teammate Alexey Bychenok, who shot perfectly, sealed silver in 38:31.5. Germany’s Martin Fleig (39:31.8) took bronze, his first medal on the World Championships level.

“I cannot believe it,” Fleig said. “It is (a) great feeling to be on the podium at the World Championships. It is my first time and I would say thank you to our team. We did a great job today.”

In the women’s sitting Russia swept the podium, led by Maria Iovleva (38:23.6). Silver went to Irina Guliaeva (39.03.3), and bronze to Marta Zaynullina (39.11.5) for her third medal at Cable 2015.

Their teammate and defending world champion Nikolay Polukhin (34:03.2) and guide Andrey Tokarev made it back-to-back biathlon gold medals in the men’s visually impaired, leading another podium block-out for Russia.

Stanislav Chokhlaev (34:46.3) and guide Evgenii Fatkhullin placed second, while Vladimir Udaltcov (35:58.1) and guide Ruslan Bogachev took bronze for their second medal of the competition.

Their compatriots Iuliia Budaleeva (34:03.9) and guide Tatiana Maltseva claimed gold in the women’s visually impaired.

The Ukrainian duo of Oksana Shyshkova (34:36.9) and guide Lada Nesterenko led Russia's Elena Remizova (35:10.1), guided by Maksim Pirogov, onto the podium.

Competition continues on Wednesday (28 January) with cross-country sprint events.

Live results will be available at www.paralympic.org/cable-2015/schedule-results.

A live stream will be shown at www.cable2015.com

All competitions begin at 10am (CST) every day, with a rest day on 29 January.

Low resolution pictures will be available at www.flickr.com/photos/paralympic/ and high resolution versions are available on request via ipc.media@paralympic.org.

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The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is the global governing body of the Paralympic Movement. The IPC supervises the organisation of the Summer and Winter Paralympic Games, and serves as the International Federation for nine sports, for which it oversees and co-ordinates the World Championships and other competitions, including Nordic skiing.

The IPC is committed to enabling Paralympic athletes to achieve sporting excellence and to developing sport opportunities for all persons with a disability from the beginner to elite level. In addition, the IPC aims to promote the Paralympic values, which include courage, determination, inspiration and equality.

For further information, please contact Lucy Dominy, IPC Public Relations and Campaigns Manager on e-mail: lucy.dominy@paralympic.org or call +49-228-2097-159 (Germany) or +7 9384541976 (Sochi 2014). Alternatively, please visit www.paralympic.org/nordic-skiing or www.ParalympicSport.TV.

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Monday, 2 January 2017

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Highlights Day 5 Biathlon long distance | IPC Nordic Skiing World Championships

The Ukrainian duo of Oleksandra Kononova and Ihor Reptyukh captured long distance biathlon golds at the 2015 IPC Nordic Skiing World Championships in Cable, Wisconsin, USA, on Friday (30 January).

Paralympic champion Kononova (38:21.4) stormed to victory over 12.5km, putting herself on top of the podium for an incredible fifth time in both cross-country and biathlon women’s standing events.

“[They] are two different sports so the preparation is different,” Kononova said.

“Before this biathlon [race] I was trying to calm down, to get the thoughts in order and prepare mentally for this race.”

Compatriot Liudmyla Liashenko (39:10.3) claimed silver. Finland’s Maija Jarvela (41:34.6) missed just one target on the day to take bronze.

Reptuykh (39:23.9) shot clean in the men’s 15km standing event to make it a double gold for Ukraine.

Russian Vladislav Lekomtcev (39:28.7) had his bid for a third biathlon gold medal at Cable 2015 dashed as he took silver. France’s Benjamin Daviet (39:42.0) shot perfectly to finish with the bronze.

Lekmotcev’s teammate Alexey Bychenok (46:31.2) returned to the top of the podium in the men’s sitting thanks to his sharp shooting. The USA's Andrew Soule (46:56.9) also came away perfect from the range, giving him silver for his fourth medal of Cable 2015.

“I don’t think I really came in here with any really expectations of specific place or performances,” Soule said.

“It was important to make sure I got all hits. There were only three cleans out here today and hitting a target in this long individual event is incredibly important.”

Russian Grigory Murygin (47:15.4) missed one shot on his third trip to the range, forcing him into bronze.

Russia charged to another podium sweep in the women’s event, with Marta Zaynullina (45:31.4) claiming her first gold to beat Paralympic champion teammate Svetlana Konovalova (45:51.8). Natalia Kocherova (45:53.0) took bronze to earn her first medal of the competition.

Nikolay Polukhin (41:17.8) and guide Andrey Tokarev claimed their third gold medal for Russia in the men’s. Fellow countrymen Stanislav Chokhlaev (41:35.3), guided by Evgenii Fatkhullin, took the silver. Ukraine’s Iurii Utkin (44:00.7) and guide Vitalii Kazakov completed the podium.

Russian Iuliia Budaleeva (40:29.0), guided by Tatiana Maltseva, claimed the women’s gold for the third straight biathlon race. They were joined on the podium by compatriot Elena Remizova (42.26.9) and guide Maksim Pirogov, who fought their way to silver.

Ukraine’s Olga Prylutska (42:31.1), guided by Borys Babar, took bronze to round out the podium.

The competition continues on Saturday (31 January) with the middle distance cross-country races.

Races start at 10:00 (CST) every day. Live results will be available at the Cable 2015 website as well as a livestream.

There has been a change to the schedule as a result of very cold temperatures predicted for Sunday. The cross-country middle distance will now take place on Saturday (31 January) and the cross-country relay will round-off the 2015 World Championships on Sunday (1 February).

Low resolution pictures will be available at the IPC's Flickr account and high resolution versions are available on request via ipc.media@paralympic.org.

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Sunday, 1 January 2017

POV Biathlon Training. Austria, Obertilliach. Биатлон. Тренировка от первого лица.

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