The Rasnov Ski Jumping Center Documentary Movie – full documentary
Award-wining documentary on the construction of the ski jumping centre in Rasnov, Romania, and the accomplishments of the national ski jumping team achieved within the OMV Move & Jump program. The Center in Rasnov was built as a result of a public-private partnership between OMV, the Romanian Ski-Biathlon Federation and Rasnov City Hall, with the support of the Regional Development and Turism Ministry. It represents the biggest private investment of a company in winter sports in Romania after ‘90’s. Today, the ski jumping center in Ranov is the only one in SE Europe accredited by the International Ski Federation and hosts world class competitions both during the winter and summer.
The documentary is the result of a 100+ hours of raw recorded material selection and illustrates the story of constructing a center dedicated to performance. The technical aspects of the construction are explained chronologically and intertwined with emotional speeches of athletes, coaches and other people involved in this program, about vision, willpower, dreams and fulfilment.
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Vikersund: the process of building the hill
Kollenhopp Kordinasjonstrening
Skijumping team Kollenhopp training in hasle-hallen 29.09.08
Østeriksk smørehjelp for de norske hoppgutta
Under verdenscupen i skiflyging i Vikersund er det viktig at skiene spiller på lag med hoppgutta på best mulig måte. Det sørger blant annet østerikeren Thomas Hörl for. Han prepper skiene med stor presisjon.
ski flying
Fis world cup ski jumping and flying final in Planica (SLO), 22/03/09
Construction of 5 Ski Jumping Towers
Construction of 5 Ski Jumping Towers
- Skremmende bakke
Per Nordgaard Sørensen, kanskje bedre kjent som Nordigarden, lot seg imponere av Vikersundbakken.
Vikersund - sekund for sekund HD
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Why Ski Jump? Ski Jumpers, Coaches, Champions, and Olympians Tell You Why
Blackhawk Ski Club in Madison, WI held a ski jumping training camp in early summer '09. Coaches included Chris Broz, Minneapolis Ski Club; Kurt Stein (Olympic ski jumper '92, '94), Blackhawk Ski Club; Nick Schott, Blackhawk Ski Club; and members of the US Women's Ski Jumping Team, including the current women's world champion ski jumper, Lindsey Van. A tournament concluded the camp. During the tournament, I asked jumpers and coaches alike why they ski jump and what ski jumping has taught them. Check it out.
The Ski Jumping Queen starring Maren Lundby
Vi har gleden av å presentere årets utgave av Kjellas Festforestilling. Med på laget har vi ingen ringere enn hoppdronninga Maren Lundby, olympisk mester fra Pyeongchang. Hun kan mer enn å hoppe på ski. I denne forestillingen debuterer hun ikke bare teatralsk, men også musikalsk. Dette er et show du ikke vil gå glipp av! Ta turen til Østre Toten Kulturhus siste helga i mars. Kjøp billetter på Ticketmaster.no.
We have the pleasure of presenting this year´s edition of Kjellas Festforestilling. On the team we have the famous Maren Lundby, olympic champion from Pyeongchang. In this theater performance, she not only debuts theatrically, but also musically. This is a show you don't want to miss. Meet up at Østre Toten Cultural Center in March. Tickets are for sale at Ticketmaster.no.
The Nansen Ski Jump
In this video I visit the Nansen Ski Jump in Milan, New Hampshire. It is an abandoned ski jump left used in the 1938 Olympic trials and was part of the Nansen Ski Club until it was left to crumble in the woods since the 80's. It was finally restored a few years ago and most of the trees around it were cleared. It was a mission of mine to visit the ski jump and sit on top of it and I was happy I finally got to, despite the fact that there is NO easy access to get up there! It was quite an obstacle, but worth it.
Chiara Hoelzl - 99m - Rasnov 25.01.2020 K90 - Ski Jumping - World Cup - Ladies - WINNER
Ski Jumping - World Cup - Ladies - Season 2019/2020
Chiara Hoelzl - 99m - 2nd round - Rasnov 25.01.2020 K90 - 1st place - WINNER
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Maren Lundby a Norwegian ski jumper , wins a gold medal at Winter Olympics Pyeongchang, 2018,
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Pyeongchang (Mountain cluster)[edit]
Alpensia Sports Park[edit]
The Alpensia Resort in Daegwallyeong-myeon will be the focus of the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.[15][16]
Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium – opening and closing ceremonies[17]
Alpensia Ski Jumping Centre – ski jumping, Nordic combined, snowboarding (big air)
Alpensia Biathlon Centre – biathlon
Alpensia Cross-Country Centre – cross-country skiing, Nordic combined
Alpensia Sliding Centre – luge, bobsleigh, and skeleton
Olympic Village
Yongpyong Alpine Centre – alpine skiing (slalom, giant slalom)
Stand-alone venues[edit]
Bokwang Snow Park – freestyle skiing and snowboard
Jeongseon Alpine Centre – alpine skiing (downhill, super-G, and combined)
Gangneung (Coastal cluster)[edit]
The coastal cluster is located in the city of Gangneung. The Gangneung Olympic Park will include the following four venues:
Gangneung Hockey Centre – ice hockey (men competition)
Gangneung Curling Centre – curling
Gangneung Oval[17] – speed skating
Gangneung Ice Arena – short track speed skating and figure skating
In addition, a stand-alone venue is located on the grounds of Catholic Kwandong University:
Kwandong Hockey Centre – ice hockey (women competition)
Alpine skiing (11) (details)
Biathlon (11) (details)
Bobsleigh (3) (details)
Cross-country skiing (12) (details)
Curling (3) (details)
Figure skating (5) (details)
Freestyle skiing (10) (details)
Ice hockey (2) (details)
Luge (4) (details)
Nordic combined (3) (details)
Short track speed skating (8) (details)
Skeleton (2) (details)
Ski jumping (4) (details)
Snowboarding (10) (details)
Speed skating (14) (details)
Ski Jumping Practice 2017
Hill: Norge k25
Indoor Stunt Ski Jumping in New York (1936) and London (1939)
Welcome to Rasnov | FIS Ski Jumping
The ladies compete in beautiful Rasnov (ROUI this weekend.
GoPro: Ski Jump Bloudkova velikanka
I convinced a norwegian ski jumper to take my GoPro and go jump.
This is the end result.
SQUAW VALLEY 1960 (SKI Jumping)
VIII OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES FINAL REPORT page 103f
The Olympic Jumping Hill at Squaw Valley was designed
by Heini Klopfer of Oberstdorf, Germany, who is
the foremost authority in the world on design. Klopfer
designed the hill in the spring of 1957.
The contract was awarded by the California Olympic
Commission to Diversified Builders that Fall, and clearing
of trees began immediately. The actual building began
in the summer of 1958, and was completed in the Fall.
After it was completed, Klopfer returned for an inspection
trip.
Klopfer had the highest praise for the construction of
the Jumping Hill, which was located in the heart of the
entire Olympic competition area, directly opposite the
Blyth Memorial Arena on Little Papoose Peak. It is
the only jumping facility in Olympic history to have
three jumps—the 40, 60, and 80-meter jumps—all on the
same hill. Klopfer called Little Papoose Peak the type of area one always seeks but seldom finds. Tall trees
on both sides of the hills gave the jumpers good protection
from the wind. The sun also was at the backs
of the jumpers during the competitions.
The facility was built so that the start and the judges'
tower could be reached either by walking up a stairway
on the right hand side, or by riding to the first unloading
station on the Little Papoose Peak double chair lift and
walking down from there.
The Jumping Hill was first used for competition at
the Trial Events in February, 1959. International Ski
Federation officials on hand for the event found the
facility to be excellent, and suggested only a few minor
changes for the actual Games. Those few details were
corrected in the spring of 1959, and final manicuring of
the Jumping Hill was done just prior to the opening of
the Games.
The 80-meter special jumping, which provided the
last day crowd with some of the Games' most exciting
moments, resulted in an easy victory for Germany's
Helmut Recknagel.
Each of the 45 competitors in the event had two jumps,
and Recknagel had the greatest distance in the entire
field on both attempts. Additionally, he had the best
jumping style of all the performers, according to most
of the five judges. His total points of 227.2 far exceeded
the second place finisher, Finland's Niilo Halonen, who
totaled 222.6 points. Third place went to Otto Leodolter
of Austria, with 219.4 points.
American audiences, particularly those from California,
had seen little or no jumping competition prior to Games. Seeing the best performers in the world in their
first look at the sport was truly a thrill for an extremely
appreciative and responsive crowd.
The Nordic Combined event, which is a combination
of 15-kilometer cross-country racing and 60-meter jumping,
was won by Georg Thoma of Germany. He won
the event mainly on his jumping ability, as he gathered
221.5 points, more than any of his rivals, in that phase of
the competition. He also was the third best racer in the
competition.
The second place silver medal was won by Norway's
Tormod Knutsen. Nikolai Gusakov of the U.S.S.R. won
the bronze medal emblematic of third place.
Helmut Recknagel of Germany, an easy winner in the 80-meter jump, shows the magnificent form that won a gold medal
Norwegian ski jumpers training in Lillehammer
Norwegian ski jumpers training in Lillehammer