Snowboarder Lindsey Jacobellis Learns a Valuable Lesson | Strangest Moments

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Published 2018-02-07
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The slopes of the Olympic Winter Games at Turin 2006 produced one of the Games' most famous cautionary tales, all thanks to Lindsey Jacobellis.

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All Comments (21)
  • @shredcity
    To repeat my comment of 2 years ago "I would just respect the fact that no matter how hard she seems to get knocked down or how much public criticism she receives, she always seems to keep on trying" What a legend, well done Lindsey
  • @xavierwalt7927
    Lindsey Jacobellis just won the gold medal, 16 years later. What a story.
  • @kimmokoolwtf
    I'm glad she won the Olympics gold medal today, deserved it!
  • Came here after she won gold. I didn't think she'd ever overcome this blunder, certainly not at 36. Yesterday's triumph is a culmination of determination and not letting her past come back to haunt her. So proud of Lindsey Jacobellis for continuing to fight.
  • @TomUK7
    Maybe she should have just been honest and admitted she was show boating? Cleared the air, laughed at herself and then moved on. It seemed to haunt her from then on.
  • @bluegoka
    03:25 Worse than making a mistake is not admitting to have made it.
  • @Obi-Wan_Kenobi
    I'm glad she got the Gold this year but claiming the grab was for "stability"? Really? Even the narrator doesn't believe it.
  • @DirtyDoubler
    We probably all scoffed at her for having a lack of humility in that mad moment in Turin 2006. Looking back, and understanding the sport (and life!) more, she probably was just a young athlete having fun and lost to a more deserving rider. I congratulate her for staying the course over the intervening years and having the tenacity to finally fulfill her Olympic dream.
  • @tomoprime217
    I totally remember that ham moment when she looked back to see how far away they were behind her and I thought oh no, please don’t do anything stupid... LOL.
  • @markosomos3973
    She got cocky in 2006 I watched it and karma caught her fast.
  • @Klausi_92
    Now she did it without falling. 16 years later she gets her gold.
  • A true champion manages to find a way for redemption, and that she has found today. Well done Lindsey Jacobellis!
  • @DitzyNizzy2009
    Lindsey Jacobellis would then go onto to take part in the same event in PyeongChang. Where she would finish fourth in the final.
  • @WildWing-wl7nj
    To improve stability??????????????????????????????????????
  • @abbie545
    She learned how to be humble and not show off! Paid off today!