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Featured Stories

• Aerials 101
  If you've never seen this sport, or have seen it but still don't know what it's all about, get ready to take notes. Freestyle Aerials 101 is in session.
• Joe Pack: Freestyle Aerialist
  Freestyle Aerials has, without a doubt, the most Utah residents competing for the 2002 games. Here's an introduction to one of them.
• Aerialists To Watch
  There are plenty of other Americans -- nearly all living in Utah -- who are going for the gold in Freestyle Aerials.
• Stadium Seating For Aerials
  Freestyle Aerials is quite arguably one of the hottest tickets around. And that means there needs to be maximum seating capacity to see the event.
• History of Aerials
  Skiers have been jumping for years. A Norwegian is credited with the first measured jump in 1860. News Specialist Jed Boal explains the early days of the sport.
• Emily Cook: Freestyle Aerialist
  22 year old Emily Cook had some amazing breakthroughs last year. News Specialist Shelley Osterloh explains.
• Paralympic Medalist Redefines Disabled Sports
  Paralympic gold medalist Chris Waddell is another Park City local who gives new meaning to the word "grit." Sammy Linebaugh shows us how he's redefining disabled sports.