Skiing is a recreational activity and a competitive sport that involves gliding down snow-covered slopes on skis, which are long, narrow boards attached to a person’s feet. The primary objective is to navigate the terrain, which can include flat land, hills, or mountains, using various techniques and styles. Skiing can be divided into several disciplines, including alpine skiing (downhill skiing), cross-country skiing (Nordic skiing), freestyle skiing (which includes tricks and jumps), and ski jumping. It is enjoyed by millions of people worldwide, often taking place in mountainous regions during the winter months. Skiing requires specialized equipment, including skis, ski poles, boots, and protective gear. It can be performed recreationally for leisure or competitively in events and races. Ski resorts often provide facilities, such as ski lifts and trails, to support the activity.
Breezy Johnson became the fourth American woman to win the downhill at the World Alpine Skiing Championships. Her victory was celebrated after a nail-biting finish, with only 15 hundredths of…