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ATHLETE TRAINING

Having learned about the origins of the Olympic and Paralympic movements, guests embark on the journeys that Team USA athletes take to get to the Games.

image of olympic and paralympic museum exhibit

Learn about the training required to achieve the standards of Olympians and Paralympians at six interactive sport demonstrations. Some activities will even include a performance analysis by a featured athlete dropped into your digital locker.

Athlete Training - alpine skiing

“Speed” includes a running simulator.

“Aim” demonstrates a virtual archery bow and target.

“Balance” shows a first-person view at the start of the Skeleton track.

“Strategy” pauses a Sled Hockey game for you to determine what the player should do next.

“Mental Visualization” requires memorizing a sequence of maneuvers to get to the bottom of a ski hill.

“Reaction” uses motion tracking to test your reflexes in Goalball, a sport played by visually impaired athletes.

Sled Hockey photo

These sports were selected because they have an Olympic and Paralympic equivalent and highlight the wide range of skills needed to be the best in a particular sport (speed, accuracy, mental focus, reaction time and focus).

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