The Seder-Skier Podcast: Jan. 23 - "Toughen up, train harder, and make it rain." - Devon Kershaw episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 23, 2021 · 1H 22M

The Seder-Skier Podcast: Jan. 23 - "Toughen up, train harder, and make it rain." - Devon Kershaw

from The Seder-Skier Podcast · host Ryan Sederquist

In this episode, which was two weeks in the making, we respond to one of Fasterskier.com's Devon Kershaw Show. In it, Kershaw chirps at Simi Hamilton, which we respond to, calls the Val Di Fiemme 'not skiing,' which we respond to, and reminds us the real secret of success in skiing: "toughen up, train harder, and make it rain." In all seriousness, we have been loving the Jason Albert/Kershaw combination this season - it is like a way more edifying version of Steven A. Smith and Max Kellerman, only for nordic skiing. We had such a great time listening to their daily recaps of during the Tour de Ski that we figured it was worth preserving this show and finishing it, despite being late. As always, get jacked and listen to at least the first 3 minutes! USSPC sponsorship - 11:50 - comment below or in our facebook page if you are interested in poles! 14:00 - This is the 'real' start of the show! Enjoy - "Did you ski yet today?" - the Seder-Skier

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