The 2018 Winter Olympics is the only time normal people care about curling. But guess what? These athletes get their sweep on year-round. Here's where you can read up on curling news and watch competitions whenever you like.
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If you've been watching the Olympics, you've probably been hearing commentators talk a lot about Pyeongchang, the South Korean host city. And you've probably been hearing them botch the word.
For those of you keeping tabs on the Olympics, this week is a good time to get into bobsledding, because training heats begin on Thursday. If all you know about Olympic "bobsleigh" begins and ends with a viewing of Cool Runnings, you could stand to learn a little more.
The luge has flown by quickly at PyeongChang with the men's singles already finished. Tuesday and Wednesday will reveal the women's singles and doubles winners, and Thursday is the team relay. So in preparation, what the heck is luge?
Yesterday, the first medals of the 2018 Winter Olympics were awarded in PyeongChang, South Korea.
The 2018 Winter Olympics have begun and it's time to cheer on our athletes. The trouble is, it's hard to know what the heck's going on in some of these events. Why are there so many people skating at once? What is curling exactly? Is ice dancing the same as figure skating? And, woah, does that lady have a gun?
