mogul skiing was added to the olympics in 1988.
mogul skiing was added to the olympics in 1988.
when was mogul skiing added to the olympics?
1988
bullet::::- 1924: formation of the international ski federation, also the first winter olympics.









































bullet::::- 1924: kandahar ski club formed in mürren, switzerland









































bullet::::- 1929: norwegian instructors arrive in sapporo and train japanese in ski jumping.









































bullet::::- 1931: fis international slalom contest.









































bullet::::- 1932: start of the birkebeinerrennet









































bullet::::- 1936: winter olympics includes downhill race.









































bullet::::- 1952 winter olympics.: women's nordic skiing debuts









































bullet::::- paralympic cross-country skiing debuts at the 1976 winter paralympics.









































bullet::::- 1992: mogul skiing and freestyle skiing added to the 1992 winter olympics.
history of skiing
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mogul skiing is a freestyle skiing competition consisting of one timed run of free skiing on a steep, heavily moguled course, stressing technical turns, aerial maneuvers and speed. internationally, the sport is contested at the fis freestyle world ski championships, and at the winter olympic games.
mogul skiing