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Congratulations to Elana Meyers Taylor, one of the original Agility Guard athletes for winning Gold in Women's Monobob event at the Milan/Cortina Winter Olympics

U.S. bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor makes history, wins first gold medal Elana Meyers Taylor, the most decorated U.S. female bobsledder, won her first gold medal on Monday, making history as the oldest Winter Olympian to win gold ...

Congratulations to our patient and Agility Guard athlete Alex Loutitt who captured Gold in Japan for Canada and Ski jumping Canada
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Back on top of the world! Alex Loutitt wins in Japan!!!

The story:
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Congratulations to Alex Loutitt for capturing Gold and a world record ski jumping in Japan for Ski jumping Canada while wearing her Agility Guard

Canadian ski jumper Alex Loutitt soars to World Cup gold in Japan | CBC Sports Canadian ski jumping sensation Alexandria Loutitt claimed her second career World Cup victory on Saturday with a gold medal in the women's large hill event in Zao, Japan, near Sapporo.

Just delivered an Agility Guard to World Champion female ski jumper, Alex Loutitt. She is a delightful woman and we are excited to support her journey to becoming an Olympic Champion as well.

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Congratulations goes out to Justin Kripps, Ben Coakwell and the other members of the Canadian 4-Man Bobsled team for capturing Bronze at the 2022 Beijing Olympics. These agility guard athletes managed to overcome the German teams Formula 1 Level financing and support to race brilliantly.
We are all very proud.
Justin Kripps, Ben Coakwell

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