Welcome Interview with Alvar Myhlback
At just 20 years old, Alvar Myhlback is already making his mark in both Ski Classics and World Cup racing. After his breakthrough victory at the 2025 Vasaloppet and a move to the #FischerRaceFamily this summer, the talented Swede is aiming high for the season ahead. We caught up with Alvar to talk about life in Falun, training, his goals, and why he’s excited to race on yellow skis this winter.
What are the top 3 things we should know about you?
- Im doing both Ski Classics and World Cup racing.
- Im born and raised in Falun where the World Championships will be next season.
- I have 2 dogs named Astrid and Lotta.
- Im born and raised in Falun where the World Championships will be next season.
- I have 2 dogs named Astrid and Lotta.
What was your biggest breakthrough in your ski career?
What led to your decision to switch to Fischer?
The victory at Vasaloppet 2025.
What led to your decision to switch to Fischer?
I changed to Fischer because it is the most stable ski brand. Thinks the service team around is great and I am looking forward to racing yellow skis this winter.
How would you compare Ski Classics and World Cup skiing?
The biggest difference is the races. Ski Classics has often much longer races and the courses are not so intense compared to World Cup.
What is your favorite kind of training?
How does your summer training look like?
My favorite kind of training is either a long double poling session or a good interval on the treadmill.
How does your summer training look like?
A week during summer means 2 intervals, 2 strength sessions and one long double poling session. Around 25 hours in total.
What are your goals for next season?
My goal for next season is to take the yellow bib in Ski Classics - and join the World Championships in Falun.
