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Updated: February 6, 2025 at 4:04 pm (ET) — Communications Director, International Ski and Snowboard Federation Bruno Sassi Calling reports that ski jumpers might inject hyaluronic acid into their penises a “crazy rumor” that was “purely hearsay a few weeks ago,” reports Friday, February 6 people.
Sassi added that after the cheating scandal that rocked the 2025 World Ski Championships, in which two Norwegian athletes were caught wearing modified ski suits, the Olympics had added additional anti-cheating policies, including “more thorough protocols, including checks before and after every jump.”
The original story follows.
Ski jumping is all about seeing how far a skier can fly, and in Olympic Gamessome contestants may have found ways to treat their own projection dysfunction.
Anti-doping chiefs at Italy’s 2026 Winter Olympics are investigating allegations that ski jumpers injected hyaluronic acid into their penises to enhance their performance.
It turns out that size matters when it comes to ski jumping. Before the start of each season, contestants pass through a 3D scanner wearing only tight underwear. Their crotch height is also measured, and their tights, which can only have 2 to 4 centimeters of excess material, are designed according to these numbers.
According to a report published in the magazine, hyaluronic acid can increase penis girth by up to two centimeters British Broadcasting Corporation Thursday, February 5th.
Lindsey Vonn was airlifted off the track after an accident in Switzerland just days before she was scheduled to make a miraculous return to the Olympics. Vonn, 41, lost control during a World Cup race in Crans-Montana, Switzerland on Friday, January 30, and ended up tangled in the track’s safety netting. After receiving medical assistance(…)
The larger the penis, the larger the bodysuit, and any added size, especially in the crotch area, will increase resistance and extend the athlete’s jump distance by six metres.
“Every centimeter on a ski suit counts. If you increase the surface area of your ski suit by 5%, you can fly further.” FIS Men’s Ski Jumping Competition Director Sandro Petile told the BBC. (FIS is the International Ski and Snowboard Federation that oversees olympic skiing and snowboarding competitions. )
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Photo by Javier Soriano/AFPFIS Communications Director Bruno SassiHowever, he added that there was no evidence that any Olympian used drugs to increase their waistline.
“There has never been any indication, let alone evidence, that any competitor has ever used hyaluronic acid injections to try to gain a competitive advantage,” he said.
Every two years, the Summer or Winter Olympics bring together the world’s best athletes to compete in the same city and in the same Olympic Village. They are typically in their 20s, at the peak of their physical fitness, and are forced to work in close quarters in high-stress, high-risk environments. The time is ripe for extracurricular activities. In fact, People magazine reports that (…)
WADA addressed the scandal at a press conference on Thursday.
The director-general of the World Anti-Doping Agency said: “I don’t know the details of ski jumping or how it would improve performance.” Olivier Nigli explain. “If anything surfaces, we will look at it and see if it is related to doping. We will not address other (non-doping) performance-enhancing methods.”
The idea of men trying to look bigger on the ground is nothing new—even in ski jumping. Just last year, the 2025 Ski Jumping World Championships were marred by a scandal when two Norwegian skaters were caught in a scandal involving their ski suits. Make adjustments in the crotch area.
Abaca Press/INSTARimages Against all odds, Anthony Ammirati became one of the faces of the 2024 Summer Olympics and wasn’t even close to the podium. The 21-year-old French pole vaulter caught the attention of netizens after his abdomen hit the crossbar during the semifinal preliminary round in Paris on Saturday, August 3. Amirati called the incident “a major incident (…)
Video evidence of coach surfaces Magnus Breivik, Thomas Lobben and Adrian Liverten Add non-elastic stitching to contestants’ suits Marius Lindwijk and John Andre Forfond. The coach was suspended for 18 months and the athlete was suspended for 3 months, but they seemed unaware of the clothing manipulation.
Olympic officials have since added additional measures to prevent cheating.
“There have been many disqualifications in the past. It’s part of the sport,” Sassi told The Associated Press in January. “But there has never been such a brazen attempt not just to break the rules but to outright do something… cheat the system in a way that is very different from simply wearing a suit that’s a little too long or a little too baggy.”
The ski jumping competition at the 2026 Winter Olympics kicked off on Thursday with the official men’s and women’s training sessions.
