41. Ice Skating World . Com - Skater's Library - Instructional Articles - Photograph So you have lots of opportunities to photograph olympictype sports without The same with luge. In fact, we ve come to the conclusion that the luge is http://www.iceskatingworld.com/library/articles/topic_olympics0202.html

Featured Article Photographing Olympic Sports by New York Institute of Photography Click here to go back to the Instructional Article home page Photographing Olympic Sports by New York Institute of Photography In fact, one of the joys (and frustrations for us old-timers) on a slope is to watch a wolf pack of fearless four-year-olds schuss by and spray snow in our faces. What about the bobsledding? We doubt that you see much of it around your home town. So we don't cover it in this article. The same with luge. In fact, we've come to the conclusion that the luge is probably the silliest sport ever devised: Grown men and now women going 90 mph feet-first on a sled. Come on! One tidbit about the luge, however, that raises it somewhat in our estimation: In 1905, when Einstein postulated his Special Theory of Relativity in which he performed a "mind experiment" imagining what would happen if he could ride on a beam of light (that is, travel at a speed of nearly 670 million mph) the fastest speed attained by man on earth up to that time was a little over 90 mph, and it was on a luge! In any event, let's concentrate on how to photograph the winter sports you're more likely to find in your home area.

42. Apcnews_Jan02 - InternetChallengeTM You’ll see the olympic rings on the Home page. Click “sports.” Then, click “Winter.”Read about each of the five sports snowboarding, biathlon, luge, http://edu.ns2000.net/webs/apcnews_Jan02/internetchallengetm.htm

Home New at ThePlanet InternetChallengeTM LessonPlanLinks ... Download With the Winter Olympics approaching, let’s take a cyberspace journey to an award-winning Web site created by six students and their two “coaches” at George Washington Elementary School located in a suburb north of New York City. When you think of the Winter Olympics, you might think of sports like ice skating and skiing. In this month’s Internet Challenge™ we’ll look at some other, less familiar Winter Olympic sports, such as luge, bobsledding and biathlon. These may not get as much publicity, but the athletes involved are as dedicated as any in this world-class sports competition. Ready to begin? The site that we’re going to is called “Unusual Sports in the Olympics.” library.thinkquest.org/J002862/main.htm The title, “Welcome to the Thinkquest Library of Entries,” will appear on your screen. Scroll down the page and click the words “click here to enter this site” or “click image for site.” You’ll see the Olympic rings on the Home page. Click “Sports.” Then, click “Winter.” Read about each of the five sports: snowboarding, biathlon, luge, bobsledding, and curling. Click your browser’s “Back” button to read about another winter sport. Then answer these questions. 1. Which two people helped to create the sport of snowboarding?

43. It's Fitness Testing Time For Olympic Luge Athletes US olympic luge team members run 300meter sprints on a track below the 1980Winter Games And, unlike other sports, we try to hit the ground running, http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05201/540344.stm

Sports Previous Articles Steelers/NFL Penguins/NHL ... Events Calendar It's fitness testing time for Olympic luge athletes Wednesday, July 20, 2005 By Tim Reynolds, The Associated Press Todd Bissonette, Associated Press U.S. Olympic Luge team members run 300-meter sprints on a track below the 1980 Winter Games Olympic cauldron in Lake Placid, N.Y. From left are Ashley Hayden, Courtney Zablocki and Erin Hamlin. Click photo for larger image. LAKE PLACID, N.Y. It is nearly two hours into their workout and the sweat-glistened members of the U.S. luge team are running 300-meter sprints around a track here that just happens to be in the shadow of the Olympic cauldron that burned in 1980, when Lake Placid last hosted the Winter Games. The temperature is in the mid-80s, the sun is punishing and the humidity so oppressive that nearby Whiteface Mountain simply disappears in the haze. There is no ice, of course. No sleds. No special boots or gloves or aerodynamic suits. Just shorts, T-shirts and sneakers and devout hope that this work done in the peak of summer will pay off in the dead of winter. "I think the mark of an athlete is what you are doing when nobody's looking," said Patrick Quinn, a doubles slider with Christian Niccum and a potential Olympic rookie at 37. "You cannot cram for the exam. You're either ready or you're not. Anybody can work hard when the cameras are rolling."

44. Olympics: Olympic Sports At A Glance Using the same course as the luge and bobsled, competitors lie on their bellies THROUGH THE YEARS Freestyle moguls became an olympic sport in 92 and http://www.sptimes.com/2002/02/08/Olympics/Olympic_sports_at_a_g.shtml

The games Feb. 8-24, 2002 Olympics Coverage Photo Galleries Feb. 9, 2002 Opening night Feb. 10, 2002 Day one events Feb. 11, 2002 Day two events Feb. 12, 2002 Day three events Feb. 13, 2002 Day four events Feb. 14, 2002 Day five events Feb. 15, 2002 Day six events Feb. 16, 2002 Day seven events Feb. 17, 2002 Day eight events Feb. 18, 2002 Day nine events Feb. 19, 2002 Day 10 events Feb. 20, 2002 Day 11 events Feb. 21, 2002 Day 12 events Feb. 22, 2002 Day 13 events Feb. 23, 2002 Day 14 events Feb. 24, 2002 Day 15 events Feb. 25, 2002 closing ceremony Special links Salt Lake 2002 U.S. Olympic Committee International Olympic Committee NBC Olympics Interactive Forums: Follow your sport at our message boards Times sites Sports Olympic sports at a glance [AP photo / David J. Phillip] Luger Denis Geppert of Germany speeds past the Olympic ring logo during practice, in Park City, Utah, Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2002. The 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics start on Friday. By Times staff published February 8, 2002 SHORT TRACK/SPEED SKATING TV Schedule THE BASICS: Races are split into two disciplines short track at the Salt Lake Ice Center and long track at the Utah Olympic Oval. There are four events each for men and women in short track and five events each in long track. Long track pairs two skaters at a time racing against the clock. Short track is more like a roller derby race. U.S. FORECAST: Here's a tip. If you want to impress your neighbors, start talking about Apolo Anton Ohno in the next day or two. Because, by next week, the rest of the world will have discovered him.

45. SportsShooter.com - News: A New Olympic Sport? And yes, he s serious, describing his sport as the poor man s luge . If curling and ice dancing can be olympic sports, why not this? Um, good point. http://www.sportsshooter.com/news/638

Story Photographer Editor Student/Intern Assistant Job/Item Contents: Front Page Member Index Latest Headlines Special Features ... Our Store Newsletter: Current Issue Back Issues Subscribe Members: Members Area "The Guide" Join About Us: About SportsShooter Contact Us Sign in: Members log in here with your user name and password to access the your admin page and other special features. Name: Password: A New Olympic Sport? By Rod Mar, The Seattle Times Photo by Rod Mar/Seattle Times One of the best parts about covering an Olympics is the camaraderie that exists among the shooters. At the end of any night, you can look around at your peers, and after the subject of "anyone up for a drink or a bite to eat?" comes, "what are you covering tomorrow?" And the answer to that on any given day might be, "downhill", "ski-jumping", "speed-skating", or "aerials". It's a good thing no one asked me the night before my most unusual assignment of the games. I woke up before dawn to catch a media bus to park city, where we bribed a bus driver to drop us off at a resort called "the canyons" where I was the only photographer with a small group of reporters to cover.... Shovel racing.

46. Thrill, Speed Draws Luge Fans - 2/4/00 A rider hurls down the luge course at the Muskegon Winter sports Complex in North The victories marked the first olympic medals for the US luge team. http://www.detnews.com/2000/metro/0002/04/02040145.htm

@import url(/includes/css/enhanced.css); [an error occurred while processing this directive] Share this story with a friend Join the discussion in Feedback Search Highlights ... CyberSurveys News Talk Sports Talk Wings Talk Gear Talk Horoscope Hot Sites Lottery Weather ... Autos Joyrides Business Careers Editorials Metro/State Livingston Macomb Oakland Wayne On Detroit Nation/World Obituaries Politics Schools ... Voices Lions Pistons Shock Tigers Red Wings U-M MSU High Schools Motor Sports Golf Scoreboards ... Home delivery The Detroit News. Use of this site signifies your agreement to the Terms of Service (updated April 17, 2000). Friday, February 4, 2000 Thrill, speed draws luge fans North Muskegon sports complex track is one of five in North America Dale Atkins / Associated Press A rider hurls down the luge course at the Muskegon Winter Sports Complex in North Muskegon. It takes about 13 seconds to make the full run of about 720 yards from the top. By Kathy Barks Hoffman / Associated Press NORTH MUSKEGON KimbeZrly Hagen settles comfortably on her laminated-ash-and-canvas sled, her toes hugging the sled's curved runners, her hands gripping a pair of metal handles sunk into the track. In front of her, the icy track heads sharply down, curves abruptly to the right and disappears behind a wooden wall that leaves the rest of the track's slick twists and turns a frozen mystery.

47. Women Warriors - Sports - Luge the sport evolved into the two disciplines of olympic luge and Natural luge . olympic luge consists of three disciplines men singles, women singles, http://www.womenwarriors.ca/en/sports/profile.asp?id=49

48. 826 Valencia: Student Writing: A Struggle That Fell Short: The Luge And Dennison describe the sport this way, from the Obscure sports Dictionary the luge isa primitive olympic sport in which one man, or, in recent years, one woman, http://www.826valencia.org/writing/students/002710

Home Writing Gallery Student Writing A Struggle that Fell Short: The Luge and Dennison Dieu Student Writing A Struggle that Fell Short: The Luge and Dennison Dieu by Brian McGinn, age 17, Palo Alto High very close! After years and years and more months and months of training (and a long night of nervous bingeing and purging), Dennison Dieu finished fourth, missing out on an Olympic metal and lifelong pride by only three one-thousandths of a second. exactly sure what the luge is. Not even the lugers themselves, who wear large plastic shields to protect their faces from shards of flying sub-zero ice. The shards, whose main purpose in their short and undignified lives seems to be to venomously attack the eyes of any luger they can get to, also do not know what the luge is. After decades of watching competition, we spectators have only been able to describe the sport this way, from the Obscure Sports Dictionary : the luge is a primitive Olympic sport in which one man, or, in recent years, one woman, rides a small metal sled down a very slick ice surface at speeds in excess of sixty miles per hour, wearing only a latex bodysuit and a small plastic helmet. The object of the luge is to finish this course in the shortest amount of time without dying ! This last qualification has led to the disappointment of quite a large number of Calgarian lugers.

49. Gigablast Search Results Official national governing body for the olympic sport of luge sledding in Canada.Category sports Events olympics Sledding luge www.luge.ca 1.9k http://dir.gigablast.com/Sports/Winter_Sports/Sledding/Luge/

Family filter: On Off Entire Directory Entire Category Pages in Base Category Sites in Base Category Top Sports Sledding Luge ... Olympics Related Categories: Sports: Extreme Sports: Land Luge International Luge Federation (FIL) Features sport news and information from the official governing body for Olympic Luge Sledding. www.fil-luge.org [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 - modified: Nov 22 2002 United States Luge Association Home USA Luge Association homepage, storefront, and race results. www.usaluge.org [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 - modified: Apr 25 2005 Canadian Luge Association Official national governing body for the Olympic sport of luge sledding in Canada. Category: Sports: Events: Olympics: Sledding: Luge www.luge.ca [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 Great Britain Luge Association Information on the sport and athletes competing for the British team. Includes news, results, athlete profiles, and related links. www.gbla.org.uk [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 Alberta Luge Association Features news of the Canadian club, calendar of events, profile of programs, and information on the sport and

50. New York Luge, Adirondack Luge, Olympic Luge In Upstate NY, Adirondack Park at the olympic sports Complex! Pilot your own fiberglass luge Rocket down theolympic run at Mt. Van Hoevenberg. It is like nothing you ve ever experienced. http://www.adirondackclassifieds.com/luge.html

Cross Country Skiing click here Alpine Skiing click here ... click here Luge Rocket Rides at the Olympic Sports Complex! Pilot your own fiberglass Luge Rocket down the Olympic run at Mt. Van Hoevenberg. It is like nothing you've ever experienced. Luge: Watch the world's fastest athletes attack the world's fastest course lying down. Luge sleds weigh 50 or 60 pounds, depending on the event, and fly at speeds exceeding 80 miles per hour. To appreciate the speed, see it in person!! Luge and skeleton events take place at the Verizon Sports Complex and event schedules can be found on the calendar of events. Skeleton: What a great name for a sport!! Lie down on a sled that looks like a cafeteria tray. Put your chin about six inches above the ice and roar down the course at 75 to 80 miles per hour. Everybody does it!! Lake Placid's Jimmy Shea is Olympic gold medalist as well as past world and Winter Goodwill Games champion. Skiing X-Country Snowboarding Snowmobiling ... Winter Horseback Riding Need Directions? Guestbook Weather Advertising Send Email Comments Adirondack Store Calendar of Events Vacation Rentals Real Estate ... BACK TO THE TOP 52 Broadway Saranac Lake, New York 12983

51. Let's Remove Some Sports From The Olympics@Everything2.com What s olympic about it ? It s not a sport it s a silly game. The luge isprobably the only sport where we don t know whether the participant is http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=751918

52. Ice Luge | Winter Sports | Pictures | Photos | Street Luge | Rubber Suit | Olymp was held in Switzerland in 1883 and the sport became an olympic event for thefirst time The sport of luge is named after the french word for sled. http://www.kidzworld.com/site/p5314.htm

quick advanced Scroll down for the article Luge Learn About Luge! Does sliding down an icy track at 80 miles per hour on a sled with no brakes sound like fun? Welcome to the world of luge Luge - History People have been sliding down hills on sleds for over 1,000 years. In many places, where there's lots of snow , travelling on a sled was the only way of getting around. In the 19th century, loggers working in the Swiss Alps would sometimes race each other home by travelling down icy logging roads on sleds or toboggans. The first official luge competition was held in Switzerland in 1883 and the sport became an Olympic event for the first time at the 1964 Winter Olympics Luge - Need For Speed, Dangerous Curves The sport of luge is named after the french word for "sled." To start a race, luge racers sit on their sleds, then hit the ice with spiked gloves to get acceleration down the slide. Riders steer the sleds by pushing on the runners and using shoulder pressure and extremely precise body movements. The craziest thing about racing on a luge track is that there are NO BRAKES on the luge sled! Athletes stop by holding the front of the sled up, which pushes the backs of the steels into the ice. Because

53. Stock Photography | Utah Olympic Park - Bobsled, Bobsleigh, Luge | Individual Sp stock photographs from the Maziarz Photography Stock sports collection of45000 high quality images. luge at Utah olympic Park, Park City, Utah.. http://www.maziarz.com/maziarz/uop/uop.html

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54. Sports And Games/Winter Sports/Most Luge Titles WINTER sports MOST luge TITLES. Most World And olympic lugeing Titles He won medals at four successive olympic games silver in Calgary, http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/content_pages/record.asp?recordid=45550

55. CSTV: College Sports Television And United States Olympic Committee Announce Bro The partnership also helps expands the category of olympic sports coverage andwill funnel viewers to the Bobsled and Skeleton, luge, Team Handball http://www.collegesports.com/genrel/052104aad.html

U.S. Olympic Pursuit FOOTBALL All-Access Scores Gametracker ... Fencing Golf M W Gymnastics M W Hockey M W Lacrosse M W Rifle Rowing ... Squash Tennis M W Track and Field Ultimate Volleyball M W Water Polo M W Wrestling CSTV On-Air Schedule ... More Partners CSTV: College Sports Television and United States Olympic Committee announce broadcast partnership of year-round Olympic sports programming Network to premiere Olympic sports program, U.S. Olympic Pursuit August 11, 2003 NEW YORK - Announced just before the one year out date from the Opening Ceremonies of the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, CSTV: College Sports Television (www.cstv.com) , and the United States Olympic Committee announced a strategic broadcast partnership that will increase television exposure for 39 Olympic sports, National Governing Bodies (NGBs) and U.S. Olympic hopefuls. The outcome of this partnership will include a year-round television program dedicated to Olympic sports and athletes. The partnership will give CSTV broadcast rights to national and international championship events involving 39 Olympic sports represented by the USOC and its NGBs. As part of its long-term commitment to showcase amateur athletes and future Olympic champions, CSTV will produce and televise U.S. Olympic Pursuit

56. German Info: Germany At The Olympics Germany at the olympics. luge Legend Georg Hackl Leads Powerful National Team When the threetime olympic gold medaller and sports legend plants his http://www.germany-info.org/relaunch/info/publications/infocus/olympics2002/hack

Germany Info Home: Information Services: Publications: InFocus Germany at the Olympics Luge Legend Georg Hackl Leads Powerful National Team The luge champ shows his Bavarian spirit. Five minutes on the luge track at Salt Lake City, Utah separate Georg Hackl from Olympic immortality. When the three-time Olympic gold medaller and sports legend plants his nail-studded gloves in the ice of the world's fastest track, Hackl will be readying himself for the ride of his life. Precision is all: timing, sled weight and design (Hackl, who trained as a metal worker, builds his own), uniform aerodynamics, temperature of track, air and even equipment, must be calibrated to three decimal places. Once launched, the racer makes minute but imperative calculations and adjustments while tearing down a deadly 1,335-meter curve-laden tube of ice at 90 miles per hour. "The Olympics are a different kettle of fish," says Hackl. "The track at Salt Lake City has a different character from all the others that we've ridden on this year. It is tailor-made for someone like Armin Zöggeler," Hackl says, referring to the world champion from northern Italy and shifting the weight of expectation to his rival. "Every athlete has difficulties with the second curve in the track. Only Zöggeler can handle [it] like a dream." But Hackl would not be Hackl if he did not have a reserve of strength ready for the high point of the season. The pressures are astronomical: if Hackl takes the gold this year, he will become the first athlete ever to win four consecutive gold medals at the Winter Games - in any sport. It's a good thing Hackl is known for cool composure.

57. Olympic Luge Links olympic luge History. CBS sports olympic luge History Hickock sports luge History Slam! 1998 luge Coverage. Other luge Sites. Land luge luge Canada http://www.sirlinksalot.net/luge.html

Olympic Luge Links 2002 SLC Luge Search the Net UK Click Here UK Click here UK Click here This page has links that will help you find the latest news and best sites about Luge at the Winter Olympic Games Visit our Olympic Games Stuff Links to find cool Olympic gear Official Olympic Luge Sites United States Luge Association Olympic Luge News and Guides Canoe 2002 Luge Guide CBS 2002 Olympic Luge News Deseret News and KSL Radio, SLC Coverage ESPN Olympic Bobsled/Luge ... Washington Post Olympic Luge Guide Olympic Luge Schedule - 2002 Salt Lake Tribune - Luge Schedule Salt Lake Tribune - Skeleton Schedule Olympic Luge History CBS Sports Olympic Luge History Hickock Sports Luge History Slam! 1998 Luge Coverage Other Luge Sites Land Luge Luge Canada Salt Lake Tribune - Luge Tutorial Wasatch Luge Club Luge Stuff 2002 Salt Lake City Luge Store Bobsledding and the Luge Ebay - Olympic Luge Team Store 2002 Salt Lake Games Luge Gear Check out the other Winter Olympic themes: Alpine Skiing Biathlon Bobsled Cross Country Skiing ... Speed Skating and Summer Sports: Baseball Basketball Boxing Cycling ... Visit our Olympic Games Stuff Links to find cool Olympic gear Search the Net See Also 2000 Sydney Olympic Games Links 2002 Salt Lake Games Links Olympic Games Links Michael Johnson Links This site is not affiliated with NBC Network or any official Olympic Committee var site="s12sirlinksalot" Terms of Service

58. Washingtonpost.com: Winter Olympics In an effort to expand the sport of luge to countries that do not luge Wednesdayas Silke Kraushaar won the olympic gold medal with a time of 3 minutes, http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/sports/longterm/olympics1998/sport/luge.htm

Olympics Front Sport by Sport Gallery History ... Ice Hockey Luge Nordic Combined Snowboarding Speedskating Send us your feedback on our Olympics section. Luge David J. Phillip/AP Luge Duos Win Silver, Bronze, End 34-year U.S. Medal Drought Two doubles teams ended a 34-year drought by the United States in luge Friday as Gordy Sheer and Chris Thorpe ( pictured, front ) won the silver medal, and Mark Grimmette and Brian Martin claimed the bronze. Stefan Krausse and Jan Behrendt of Germany won the gold with two runs in 1 minute, 41.105 seconds. Luge Federation Forms Multinational Training Team In an effort to expand the sport of luge to countries that do not traditionally compete in the event, a federation has formed that supports competitors from the likes of Bermuda, Greece, New Zealand, Somalia, India, South Korea and Taiwan. The team is comprised of athletes representing different nations who have a stronger identity together than alone. AP Photo Germans Take Gold, Silver Germany went 1-2 in women's luge Wednesday as Silke Kraushaar won the Olympic gold medal with a time of 3 minutes, 23.779 seconds, edging out teammate Barbara Niedernhuber ( pictured ), who took the silver in 3:23.781. Angelika Neuner of Austria won the bronze.

59. Snow Sports: Olympic Park Offers Winter Thrills Year-round Snow sports olympic Park offers winter thrills yearround And anyone withsufficient chutzpah and moolah can learn to luge or gain an introduction to http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/getaways/59065_olympicpark21.shtml

Jump to Weather Traffic Mariners Seahawks ... Calendar NEWS Local Neighborhoods Sports Nation/World ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums WHAT'S HAPPENING Calendar Movie Times Restaurants SeattleNoise COFFEE BREAK Horoscope TV Listings P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts RSS/Web feeds PDA ... Cell Phones MARKETPLACE Jobs Autos Homes Rentals ... Place an ad OUR AFFILIATES Snow Sports: Olympic Park offers winter thrills year-round Thursday, February 21, 2002 By JANET FULLWOOD ST. PETERSBURG TIMES PARK CITY, Utah You can see them from Interstate 80, sticking out of the mountainside like frosty white tongues, mocking the mere mortals who drive by. Day and night, mosquito-size forms slide down the snow-packed ramps and fly into the air, soaring longer and farther than the laws of physics would deem possible. Nathan Gerhard, a member of the U.S. Development Team-Nordic Combined, comes off the 90-meter jump while training at the Olympic facility near Park City, Utah, in the fall of 2000. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS These are the Nordic ski jumps that have leapt into the world's living rooms, illuminating once again a sport that cycles into public consciousness just every four years.

60. Olympic Sports olympic sports. Summer Winter olympic sports. Aquatics. Rowing. Archery.Sailing luge. Modern. Skating. Penthathlon. Skiing http://www.ecu.edu/cs-hhp/walkercenter/olympicSports.cfm

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