Defying Gravity: Sarah Hendrickson's Ski Jumping Journey

John Daly, a two-time Olympic skeleton slider, shares his passion for the sport. He describes the thrill of racing at 90 mph with his face just an inch from the ice. John explains the physical demands, such as pulling 5 Gs, and the mental challenge of embracing speed without fear. He highlights the exhilarating feeling of a successful run, which fuels his love for skeleton racing.

What is the maximum speed John Daly reaches during a skeleton race?

• 80 mph

• 100 mph

• 90 mph

• 70 mph

How long has John Daly been making the same jump onto the sled?

• 15 years

• 10 years

• 5 years

• 20 years

What is the weight of John's head when experiencing 5 Gs?

• 20 lbs

• 40 lbs

• 30 lbs

• 50 lbs

What happens if a skeleton racer becomes stiff and scared?

• They will go faster

• The sled will slow down

• The sled will break loose and crash

• They will win the race

How does John Daly feel after a successful skeleton run?

• Exhausted

• Indifferent

• Pumped up and exhilarated

• Disappointed