Life on the Edge of the Olympics
Outside/In15 Mar 2018

Life on the Edge of the Olympics

When you watch the Olympics, you think you’re watching the best in the world competing at the pinnacle of their fitness.

And while that is often true when it comes to America’s very best, when you start to get farther down the list, choosing which athletes deserve a ticket to the Olympics gets much more difficult… much more subjective.

And it’s often those margin calls, those athletes on the bubble, who have some of the most inspiring stories to tell. Today, the story of Jennie Bender.


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Tiny Terror

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18 Mar 201622min

Parenting At 24,000 Feet

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26 Feb 201619min

Smashing Pumpkins-The Gourd That Changed A Town

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