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the back of the ski

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Matti Nykänen from Finland is the best ski jumper of all time

skis; poles; ski boots; jacket; snow pants; binding for the skis (if they didn't come with any); mittens; ski sock; helmet; goggles; if your face get cold a scarf, head band or one of those things that covers your face but not your eyes; warm cloth to wear; if your feet and hand get cold hand warmers and feet warmers.

1952 in Oslo, Norway

you go about 70-90 mph

Elan

50m - Dunstan Odeke in Oslo

It's not fair.

Women's ski jumping is relatively new, having had international competitions since 2004. The International Olympic Committee decided not to allow women's ski jumping competition at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver because they felt there weren't enough countries and women competing at a 'world class' level. This decision was disappointing and met with anger and outrage, even some lawsuits in Canadian courts calling for women's ski jumping to be included in the Olympics. The Canadian courts had to rule against these lawsuits because they do not have any control over the International Olympic Committee who is the final say of what events are held in the Olympics. But the IOC heard the complaints and, I believe, will see to it that women's ski jumping is included in the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi.

No there not paid there just in the Olympics

The point is to jump as far as possible down a hill after skiing down a hill to jump off of. A usual hill size is a 125k this means it starts to flatten out after 125m.

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