Miro Tabanelli Aims for Another Medal in Big Air at Milan Cortina Olympics

Miro Tabanelli's participation in the Milan Cortina Olympics follows his groundbreaking achievement at the Winter X Games, where he landed a 2340-degree jump. This feat involved six-and-a-half rotations, pushing the boundaries of freestyle skiing. Tabanelli's success is attributed to rigorous training and a belief in his abilities.

His sister, Flora Tabanelli, is also a prominent freestyle skier. Despite an ACL injury in November, she has recovered in time for the Olympics, adding to the family's Olympic aspirations. The siblings' shared background in the mountains has fueled their passion and success in the sport.

The duo also participated in a publicity stunt at the 2024 Giro d’Italia cycling race, soaring over the road while cyclist Tadej Pogacar was pedaling underneath during a stage that finished in Livigno, the site of the Olympic freestyle and snowboarding events.

While Miro is aiming to execute new tricks, he's keeping his plans secret. Both siblings represent strong medal prospects for Italy in freestyle skiing.

Miro Tabanelli is known for landing the first 2340-degree jump in competition.

Yes, Flora Tabanelli is competing after recovering from an ACL injury.

The Tabanelli siblings grew up in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, where their parents managed a mountain refuge.

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