With this post I would like to briefly introduce my four favorite training options with the ski rollers for summer training in Berlin and Brandenburg.
Here is another article that is a bit out of the ordinary. It should serve as a suggestion for the varied design of the basic training.
This article starts a short series of articles on the practical application of the knowledge gained from previous articles on weathering.
This post deals with the influences of light and visibility conditions on biathlon shooting.
This post takes an in-depth look at wind, one of the two major weather influences on biathlon shooting.
A contribution that is somewhat out of line. However, it can also be taken as a suggestion for the exciting design of the basic training.
This article starts a small series about the weather influences on biathlon shooting. These are to be understood as part or basic knowledge of the biathlon shooting technique. The current article first gives an overview.
This article deals with why biathlon shooting should not be neglected as one of the two components of the complex performance in biathlon. In my view, this tendency is unfortunately currently visible in the German biathlon.
This article concludes the small series on biathlon shooting theory as part of biathlon shooting technique and covers determining initial values and shot corrections.
This article continues the small series on biathlon shooting theory as part of biathlon shooting technique, covering dispersion, impact pattern, and bullet effect.
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