Norway’s Kjetil André Aamodt | Legends Live On ⛷

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  • čas přidán 11. 02. 2022
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    A look at the past and present of Norway’s four-time Olympic gold medallist Kjetil André Aamodt. His story consists not only of successes but also of setbacks and terrible crashes. Check out his unique success story with all the facets that go with it!
    These legends made history, but their legacy lives on. Where are these Olympic heroes now and how are they inspiring future generations? More: oly.ch/LLO_EN
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Komentáře • 10

  • @Olympics
    @Olympics  Před 2 lety +5

    The current #Beijing2022 medal table: oly.ch/B22MedalTable

  • @raymondcharlesenigl3936
    @raymondcharlesenigl3936 Před 2 lety +5

    Exactly 16 years ago, Aamodt won the Olympic Super G in Torino. I became a huge Fan, when he lost Downhill Gold against Tommy Moe in Lillehammer 1994...i am still sad about that because he wasn't able to win the Downhill Gold later.😅 i was 9 years of age at this time. I followed his career until 2006 and was so happy, that he was able to finish his career with another Gold Medal. Salt Lake City 2002 was amazing, too...So thanks Kjetil for the beautiful memories. Just a shame that i will never meet you personally.

    • @Torkild2007
      @Torkild2007 Před rokem

      You can send a letter to him, then maybe he will send a letter back or a greeting. His phone number and address is on 1881 and Gule Sider. Then you maybe can get contact with him. I talked with him on the phone and he did send a signed card with a greeting to me. This is the help I can get for you. I hope you could get contact with him😀

  • @Underhills
    @Underhills Před 3 měsíci

    Definitely a legendary alpine skier and overall winter athlete. He mastered all disciplines!🥇

  • @jamesaaronmanarang
    @jamesaaronmanarang Před 2 lety +3

    Love it!!

  • @BobSayG
    @BobSayG Před rokem +1

    When I was a kid and doing alpine skiing, I was always trying to copy the way he skies and his movement as he had a very distinctive movement with his hands which my coach told me not to do it coz I don’t know the fundamentals yet.

  • @aageseljegard8730
    @aageseljegard8730 Před rokem

    Greatest skier in history? You betcha.