Sometimes we choose to do things that push us out of our comfort zones. Sometimes those things happen to us and we have to dig in, embrace the discomfort and use all of our tools to push through. ... See More
Blog
I got the Birkie fever
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ESPNW: The Rough Terrain
Kikkan Randall had everything -- a long-awaited Olympic cross-country skiing gold medal in Pyeongchang, a family life with her husband and toddler son. And then she had breast cancer. By Bonnie D. ... See More
January update – Radiation continues to go well.
Recap from my radiation treatments during my cancer fight. ... See More
New year’s update
A weekly update during my radiation treatments for breast cancer. A look back and a look forward as 2018 came to a close. What a year that was. ... See More
Christmas update
Recap from week 2 of my cancer radiation treatments. Ten down and 23 to go. ... See More
Day 162 – Going to move to just a weekly update
I am not currently feeling the affects of radiation so I will transition the daily updates to a weekly one. Thank you all for following along through these 162 days of my cancer fight. ... See More
Day 161 – Recap heading into week 2 of radiation.
Recap from day 161 during my cancer fight. ... See More
Day 160 – Enjoying a break in the radiation routine
Recap from day 160 during my cancer fight. https://vimeo.com/306696269?ref=em-share ... See More
Day 159 – First week of radiation done!
Recap from day 159 during my cancer fight. ... See More
Media
It took over 10 years for Kikkan Randall to win a gold medal. Here’s how she did it.
By Nolin Ainsworth for the Juneau Empire Olympian cross-country skier stresses importance of goal setting. Wednesday, May 1, 2019 5:50pm - Anchorage-raised Olympian Kikkan Randall knows the hefty ... See More
Anchorage Press: Kikkan vs Cancer
By Amy Armstrong Cancer doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t care that you are young, ridiculously healthy and making ‘all the right choices’ when it comes to eating and exercise. It doesn’t even ... See More
6 Team USA Athletes Who Are Using The Power Of Sport For Good
BY LISA COSTANTINI | APRIL 05, 2019, 6:25 P.M. (ET) The International Day of Sport for Development and Peace — declared by the United Nations in 2013 — celebrates the power of sport to drive ... See More
An Afternoon with Kikkan Randall: Cross Country Olympic Gold Medalist
Whenever I make a trip to the East coast, specifically the Northeast I try to pack in as much as I can. This recent trip was no different with stop is in New York City, Vermont, Quebec City and ... See More
Castanet: From Olympic gold to cancer
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Olympic.org: Kikkan Randall making the athletes voice heard
A MAJOR PROTAGONIST ON THE WORLD CIRCUIT IN HER SPECIALTY OF CROSS-COUNTY SKI SPRINT FOR A DECADE, THE BEST US CROSS-COUNTRY ATHLETE IN HISTORY, KIKKAN RANDALL WON GOLD IN THE TEAM SPRINT WITH JESSICA ... See More
ESPNW: The Rough Terrain
Kikkan Randall had everything -- a long-awaited Olympic cross-country skiing gold medal in Pyeongchang, a family life with her husband and toddler son. And then she had breast cancer. By Bonnie D. ... See More
NY Times: Olympic Glory Followed by Chemotherapy
A really nice piece written by Christopher Clarey with the NY Times. Captures the past 12 months since winning gold in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Great photo's by Squamish, BC based Alana ... See More
The Stokecast interview
Another fun podcast interview. This time with The Stokecast. Available now on iTunes. ... See More
Babbittville radio interview
Had the chance to call into Babbittville Radio. Had a great chat. Can check out the whole interview HERE. About Bob Babbitt Bob Babbitt started racing triathlons way back when the earth was ... See More