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The 15 pages that link to Cross-country skiing, each with the reason it gives.

• Alpine skiingCompared with: Unlike alpine skiing, it emphasizes self-powered travel rather than downhill descents.

• Cross-country runningCompared with: The shared name reflects racing across country, but this sport uses skis and snow.

• BiathlonCompared with: Unlike biathlon, it has no shooting stages or marksmanship penalties.

• SkiingBroader topic: It illustrates skiing powered by muscular effort across gentler terrain.

• Ice skatingCompared with: It also involves gliding on narrow equipment, but uses skis on snow rather than blades on ice.

• Telemark skiingCompared with: Both allow heel lift, but telemark centers on controlled downhill turning.

• Ole Einar BjørndalenRelated: His exceptional skiing speed gave him an advantage between shooting bouts.

• Marit BjørgenNarrower topic: It is the endurance sport in which Bjørgen competed throughout her career.

• Nordic combinedBroader topic: It supplies the endurance race that follows the jumping round.

• Nordic walkingRelated: Nordic walking adapts the alternating arm-and-leg action used in this sport.

• Winter sportsBroader topic: It contrasts downhill events with endurance races across rolling snowfields.

• Darya DomrachevaRelated: Ski speed helped determine her time between shooting stages.

• Johannes Høsflot KlæboNarrower topic: It is the sport in which Klæbo has won Olympic and world titles.

• Bjørn DæhlieNarrower topic: Dæhlie's sport combines sustained endurance with changing terrain and race tactics.

• History of skiingBroader topic: It preserves skiing’s travel function while developing into a major competitive discipline.