Mogul Skiing Competitions Becoming a Lot Trickier

Deseret News (Salt Lake City) › March 24, 2005

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PARK CITY -- U.S. Ski Team mogul skier Hannah Kearney swore she'd never be upside-down on skis.

"I never thought I'd be doing inverted tricks," said the Vermont native when she placed second at a World Cup at Deer Valley six weeks ago. "It's definitely pushed me this year."

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Mogul Skiing Competitions Becoming a Lot Trickier

She and others said they really had no choice if they wanted to stay at the top of a sport they love. The FIS began allowing inverted tricks in mogul skiing rather reluctantly. The movement began dur...

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