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Skiing legend Lindsey Vonn isn’t ready to close the book just yet. In her first major television interview since the devastating crash that ended her 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic dream in seconds, the 41-year-old icon has clarified she is entertaining the idea of returning to competitive skiing — even if it worries her family. Speaking candidly with TODAY’s Craig Melvin, Vonn addressed the burning question head-on: Is a comeback in the cards after the horrific left leg fracture, broken ankle, and multiple surgeries that nearly cost her the limb? “I never got a final run. I never got to say…

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Olympic skiing superstar Lindsey Vonn is turning heads once again — this time with a powerful gym session that proves her recovery from a devastating 2026 Winter Olympics crash is progressing faster and stronger than many expected. Just weeks after suffering a complex left leg fracture, broken ankle, and additional complications during her downhill run at the Milano Cortina Games, the 41-year-old legend shared inspiring footage of herself powering through an intense workout. Despite still relying on crutches for mobility, Vonn knocked out her first full set of unassisted pull-ups post-surgery, fist-bumping her trainer in celebration as she dropped back…

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Olympic legend Lindsey Vonn is proving once again why she’s one of skiing’s greatest warriors — this time off the slopes. Just months after a horrifying crash at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics left her with a shattered left leg, multiple surgeries, and a grueling recovery ahead, the 41-year-old champion is sharing her raw, honest journey in a powerful new update: “Step by step — rebuilding strength, body and mind.”96b3b7 In her latest social media posts and interviews, Vonn is giving fans an intimate look at the daily grind of healing — from grinding out pull-ups on crutches to…

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Olympic skiing icon Lindsey Vonn is flipping the script on tough parenting — revealing that her father Alan Kildow’s harsh, no-sugarcoating negativity was exactly what propelled her to become one of the greatest alpine skiers of all time. In a recent candid interview on Craig Melvin’s Glass Half Full podcast, the 41-year-old four-time overall World Cup champion and 2010 Olympic downhill gold medalist described her dad — a former ski racer who coached her from the age of three — as a “hard ass” who “didn’t sugarcoat anything.” “He was tough on me, but in a good way,” Vonn said.…

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Mikaela Shiffrin has a message for anyone wondering why she and fiancé Aleksander Aamodt Kilde haven’t walked down the aisle yet: “Calm down — it’s going to happen!” The alpine skiing power couple, engaged since April 2024, is still very much on track for marriage. With the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics now in the rearview mirror — where Shiffrin claimed gold in the women’s slalom, adding to her legendary resume — the focus is shifting toward their next big chapter.f99dbe In a candid appearance on her podcast What’s the Point, Shiffrin directly addressed the online chatter and timeline trolls…

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In the high-stakes world of alpine skiing, where milliseconds separate champions from the rest, Mikaela Shiffrin has long stood as one of the greatest of all time. But behind her record-breaking career — including a stunning gold medal in the women’s slalom at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics — lies an unbreakable mother-daughter bond that has fueled every victory, comeback, and early-morning training session. Eileen Shiffrin isn’t just Mikaela’s mom. She’s been her coach, mentor, advisor, best friend, and constant source of strength. In a touching new Adidas film released earlier this year, titled MIKAELA SHIFFRIN by her mom…

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Glitter on cheeks, giggles in the air, and one very special Olympic medal making the rounds: skiing legend Mikaela Shiffrin traded podium pressure for pure inspiration last weekend, hosting a memorable on-hill day with dozens of young female athletes at Copper Mountain. The winningest alpine skier in history didn’t just show up — she skied laps, shared pro tips, coached drills, and let the girls hold her Olympic gold medal while building confidence and chasing big dreams. The event, dubbed “The GOAT Gives Back,” was organized through the Share Winter Foundation in partnership with elevateHER, IKON Pass, and others.c446fe Shiffrin,…

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In a refreshing twist amid Colorado’s challenging 2025-2026 ski season marked by low snowpack and early closures, Copper Mountain Resort is defying the odds — announcing it will stay open one full week longer than planned, pushing its final day to Sunday, May 3. The Summit County favorite, which had originally targeted a April 26 closing, surprised skiers and snowboarders on Thursday with the extension. This marks the fourth consecutive season Copper has kept the lifts spinning into May, proving once again that it’s a spring skiing stronghold even when broader trends point toward premature endings. The move comes as…

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In a raw and deeply human revelation, skiing legend Lindsey Vonn — the most decorated American alpine skier in history and a symbol of unbreakable grit — is opening up about the hidden battles that no gold medal or record-breaking speed can fully shield her from. Even powerhouse athletes aren’t immune to the crushing weight of it all. Behind the fearless descents, triumphant podium finishes, and #TeamUSA swagger, Vonn has faced sleepless nights fueled by anxiety, waves of heavy tears, and stretches where positivity evaporates and simply getting through the day feels like an impossible feat.12f016 The latest chapter comes…

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At just nine years old, Lindsey Vonn declared her bold plan: she was going to become an Olympian. Decades later, with three Olympic medals (one gold in downhill and two bronzes), a record-shattering 82 World Cup victories, four overall World Cup titles, and a legacy as one of the greatest alpine skiers ever, that little girl from Minnesota hasn’t changed. She still feels most at home screaming down a mountain at breakneck speeds. In her raw, first-person essay “I’m Still Lindsey” published by The Players’ Tribune on January 28, 2026, Vonn opens up about the fire that has defined her…

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