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Quadruple Amputee Becomes National Trampoline Champion

Quadruple Amputee Becomes National Trampoline Champion

ISABELLE WEALL: At one point, I did have a less than 1% chance of survival. ISABELLE WEALL: So, with how well I am doing now, it’s amazing that I took the 1%. ISABELLE WEALL: I guess you could say I

Andy Lemke December 10, 2019 Blog 100 Comments Read more

What happens with the medals after doping cases? – Ep. 2 ft. Austra Skujytė | Take the Podium

What happens with the medals after doping cases? – Ep. 2 ft. Austra Skujytė | Take the Podium

Being an athlete is trying to make your body perform as well as you can. Be prepared mentally, physically, to be prepared for something what might happen what you are not expecting, to really pull the best out of you.

Andy Lemke November 17, 2019 Blog 13 Comments Read more

From Skiing on Brazilian Streets to Racing the World’s Best in PyeongChang | Far From Home

From Skiing on Brazilian Streets to Racing the World’s Best in PyeongChang | Far From Home

What caught my attention was the fact that it was different, they don’t have very much in Brazil. Some people have prejudice… ..and sometimes they tell us to go to school, to go to work. They don’t accept a different

Andy Lemke November 16, 2019November 16, 2019 Articles, skiing near me 13 Comments Read more

The Most Incredible Final Lap in Olympic Marathon History | Strangest Moments

The Most Incredible Final Lap in Olympic Marathon History | Strangest Moments

The Olympic marathon affords its runners at least one moment of glory. After more than 25 miles of punishment along city streets – that’s more than 40,000 metres – the final lap of the race takes place inside the Olympic

Andy Lemke November 12, 2019 Articles, Blog 100 Comments Read more

Jamie Nicholls gives you full access to the Snowboard events at PyeongChang 2018 | Winter Tales

Jamie Nicholls gives you full access to the Snowboard events at  PyeongChang 2018 | Winter Tales

The Olympics is the dream. Such an honour to represent your country on one of the biggest sporting events in the world. If you’re not looking at your television, now’s the time. 3½ on that one. A true definition of

Andy Lemke November 8, 2019 Articles, Blog 4 Comments Read more

The Underground Skateboard Scene In Havana | Arriba Cuba

The Underground Skateboard Scene In Havana | Arriba Cuba

Skateboarding in Cuba is fighting. It’s survival, innovation and creativity. It’s about trying to skate with what’s available. It’s a sport that makes you feel free. I get an adrenaline rush when I try a new trick. Even at 4am,

Andy Lemke November 6, 2019 Articles, Blog 16 Comments Read more

Ulf shatters Shot Put Olympic Record in Seoul 1988 | The Olympics On The Record

Ulf shatters Shot Put Olympic Record in Seoul 1988 | The Olympics On The Record

Shot put has been around since the very first Olympic Games in 1896. And while most of the original Olympic competitions had their roots in Ancient Greece, the shot put originated from warfare in Europe during the Middle Ages. The

Andy Lemke November 5, 2019 Articles, Blog 71 Comments Read more

The moment when Bettina Hoy lost 2 gold medals in Show Jumping | Strangest Moments

The moment when Bettina Hoy lost 2 gold medals in Show Jumping | Strangest Moments

In blazers, breeches and top hats, equestrian competitors at the Olympic Games are the best-dressed athletes in the village… but in Athens in 2004, blazers were burning and there were holes being punched through the top hats. During a mad

Andy Lemke November 3, 2019 Articles, Blog 36 Comments Read more

The Need for Speed – Downhill Skateboarding | Speedboarders

The Need for Speed – Downhill Skateboarding | Speedboarders

(DOWNHILL SKATEBOARDING THE NEED FOR SPEED) Downhill skateboarding is a sport where we use skateboards to go fast down mountains. And we have evolved from traditional street skateboarding using longer boards and reverse kingpin trucks, and focusing on bigger wheels

Andy Lemke November 1, 2019 Articles, Blog 17 Comments Read more

Explore the roots of Japanese Skateboarding with the Osaka Daggers | Going Olympic

Explore the roots of Japanese Skateboarding with the Osaka Daggers | Going Olympic

In Japan, skaters are still considered a minority and many people think we’re weird. But throughout the past couple years, we have been getting acknowledged by the world. Our trademark is our uniqueness. Through our creativity we created our own

Andy Lemke October 31, 2019 Articles, Blog 25 Comments Read more
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