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Email: Whitney Childers
Women’s Ski Jumping USA
http://wsjusa.com
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Email: Harry Poole
Media Requests
Email: Whitney Childers
Women’s Ski Jumping USA
http://wsjusa.com
Sponsorship Inquiries
Octagon
Email: Harry Poole
March 18, 2009 at 2:17 am
Lindsey,
Congratulations on a fantastic season, and your World Championship. Sorry to hear about the Vickersund situation. As an old ski jumper, father of twin girls, and grandfather of five grand-daughters, I am just beside myself that you have to deal with people who are stuck in the dark ages. All the best in the future, and I am hopeing that you girls witll be able to compete in the Olympics next year.
Tom Ricchio
Iola Winter Sports Club
March 22, 2009 at 11:58 pm
I heerd you is champiun of the wurld and that you also know Annettie SAGEN. i REALLY LIKE HER and you too of course but I have her autograft and I want urs two. Could you come over and learn me to jump like you.
Luv,
Malcolm Natale
December 22, 2009 at 6:01 pm
“Sorry” to hear about your loss Girls! I do not go anywhere near a ski hill, let alone to jump off one. (On the first count I’m a tropical person; and on the second, I’m too scared.) However, my heart was moved with your efforts to do something that you feel you’re truly meant to do. My suggestion: Keep on top of your game. Times are changing – Oh so quickly. So maybe by 2014 there will be a new breed running the IOC, and you’ll be in that Game then. I’m going to send an invitation for a media interview to your contact address. Please respond. Thank You.
February 10, 2010 at 10:56 pm
I think a movement needs to be started to undermine the IOC…time to enlist the aid of ALL Olympic athletes world wide and organize a BOYCOTT of the next Olympic Summer AND Winter Games by ALL participating Athletes. The IOC needs to be brought to their knees and any city/country that doesn’t support this blatant/sexist/male dominated committee should feel the wrath of the economic base that drives and funds this gathering.
Lets see how much pressure the Media will put on the IOC when the the Womens contingent says UP YOURS on Games Day! Money talks and BS walks.
We love ALL our Athletes…we need a show of support.
February 10, 2010 at 11:59 pm
so much for proof reading…it should read…”any city/country that supports this blatant/sexist/male dominated committee should feel the wrath”
so sorry!
February 14, 2010 at 2:38 pm
Lindsey stay true to your dreams because they will come true once we get the word out about this sport. Have everyone post it everywhere on twitter and facebook. The reasoning the IOC gives is the lack of following, so lets make a following big enough to make a difference. And these same old dudes aren’t going to be in charge forever and someone who understands the awesomeness of the sport will allow it. Keep the faith. You rock!
February 15, 2010 at 9:41 pm
hi Lindsey, i am sorry about your loss in the court case.do not give
up though.i would like to know where i could make a donation towards
Women’s Ski Jumping in the olympics.also can i get an autographed
photo? best wishes.
March 3, 2010 at 3:45 pm
Hi Lindsey,
It was a shame that you weren’t allowed to jump in the Olympics, you all deserve it so much! I am yet again involved in the Holmenkollen World Cup, and rumor has it that you will be allowed to jump during the World Championship here next year, albeit in the Normal Hill Competition. My wish is that they will clear you all for the Large Hill competition before then. As you probably know, Anette has been given the honor of performing the first jump tonight, and I hope this will mark the beginning of a new era in skijumping.
I wish you all the best, and hope to see you in Holmenkollen during the 2011 World Championship!
Henriette Storm
May 29, 2011 at 2:21 pm
Hello – I sent and email to Corby Fisher and it bounced (email is full?). I am President of WomenCAN Int’l (gender equity in Olympic Canoeing – the last summer Olympic sport which does not have gender equity). I would like to speak with Lindsay or someone else involved in the ski jumping effort over the years (incl the lawsuit). Thank you for your help. And CONGRATULATIONS!!
September 11, 2011 at 7:44 pm
Hi Lindsey,
I am working on a sport psychology project for which I have to interview athletes in my sport about mental fitness. I have several questions:
1. What, for you, are the key mental aspects of ski jumping?
2. Why are these mental aspects of the sport important?
3. To what extent does your level of mental fitness effect your performance?
If you could answer in short any one, or all, of these questions, I would appreciate it very much.
March 2, 2013 at 3:22 am
Lindsey, just saw you on Rock Centre. Or whatever the hell it’s called.
It’s funny, we have little in common. You’re a young American woman, I’m an older Canadian man. You ski, I don’t.
But I have to tell you I choked up when I saw the end of the report when it was revealed ski jumping for women would be an Olympic sport. I’ve often said the worst combination there is, is ignorance and arrogance and those wankers who wouldn’t let women ski jump is one of the worst examples of that.
I have to be honest and say that I’ll be cheering for Canadian women in the Olympics but will be cheering for you as well. Consider yourself an honorary Canadian.
One last thing. I have a 9 year old daughter. I’d be so proud if she grew up like you. I’m so impressed.
Best of luck.
Randy
March 2, 2013 at 3:31 am
Think u r role model 4 others. Hope u have major air!!!