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After Emily Fischnaller broke her neck and back at the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics, she wasn't sure if she would ever take another luge run again.
Team USA's Emily Fischnaller is looking to reach the Olympic podium for the first time. Here's how you can watch her compete on NBC and Peacock.
After Emily Fischnaller broke her neck and back at the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics, she wasn’t sure if she would ever take another luge run again. Now on her third Olympic Games, she hopes to
Olympic sliding sports – bobsled, luge and skeleton – are known for their speed. Athletes chase medals down a track of ice at up to 80 or 90 mph. With this thrill comes the risk of “sled head.” Athletes use the term to explain the dizziness,
Luge looks crazy. It’s the fastest event at the Winter Olympics, with competitors hitting 90 mph on their backs atop tiny sleds with no brakes going down ice tracks. A Georgian luger died after crashing on a training run at the 2010 Vancouver Games.