Winter Olympic Sports: Thrills and Chills on Ice and Snow

Fencing is a summer Olympic sport, while Biathlon, Curling, and Ski Jumping are all Winter Olympic sports.

Bobsleigh, Skeleton, and Luge are all Winter Olympic sports in which athletes slide down a track on a sled.

Bobsleigh is a Winter Olympic sport in which teams of four players slide down an ice track in a specialized sled.

Skeleton is a Winter Olympic sport in which athletes slide down a track on a small sled while lying on their back.

Luge is a Winter Olympic sport in which athletes slide down a track on a small sled while lying face down.

Curling is a Winter Olympic sport in which athletes compete in pairs or teams, throwing and sweeping stones on a sheet of ice.

Figure Skating is a Winter Olympic sport in which athletes skate around an ice rink, performing jumps, spins, and other intricate maneuvers.

Speed Skating is a Winter Olympic sport in which athletes race around an oval ice track on ice skates.

Short Track Speed Skating is a Winter Olympic sport in which athletes race around a short track ice rink on ice skates.

Ice Hockey is a Winter Olympic sport in which two teams of six players skate around an ice rink, trying to score goals by hitting a puck into the other team's net.

Freestyle Skiing is a Winter Olympic sport in which athletes skiing down a steep slope, performing jumps and tricks in the air.

Alpine Skiing is a Winter Olympic sport in which athletes ski down a steep slope, racing against each other.

Cross-Country Skiing is a Winter Olympic sport in which athletes skiing across long distances, often in challenging weather conditions.

Ski Jumping is a Winter Olympic sport in which athletes jump off a ramp on skis, aiming to land as far as possible.

Nordic Combined is a Winter Olympic sport in which athletes compete in both cross-country skiing and ski jumping.