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US champion 'big air' skier seriously injured

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CR Johnson, one of America's leading 'big air' skiers, has been seriously injured while filming an aerial stunt at Brighton in Utah. The accident happened on 8 December.

The 22-year-old skier, who is based in California, was in a 'rapid-fire' jump where several skiers take off in quick succession. On landing he was reportedly struck by another skier in the group, Kye Peterson.

Johnson suffered a serious head injury and is currently in intensive care at a hospital in Salt Lake City. In this report from Freeskier magazine, he was said to have been in a coma, but this is not necessarily the current situation.

CR Johnson was reportedly wearing a helmet but the impact is said to have been "just below the brow".

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Biography of CR Johnson, from his sponsor Smith Optics
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David Goldsmith,
Terrible news, but it highlights both how careful you need to be and that helmets should not be compulsory.
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Gordyjh,
No it just highlights that he was unlucky, and if the ski had stuck him an inch higher - he probably wouldn't be in hospital at all...

Best Wishes to CR and his family
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This news:

Jenny from Salomon was nice enough to update us on CR's status:
I actually have encouraging news about CR! CR's sister has confirmed that CR's temperature has been dropping dramatically and that is a really good sign that the swelling is going down. CR has developed pneumonia in one of his lungs but the lung has been drained and it looks to be under control and a normal thing for this situation. CR is off of his medication right now and there are many other good signs for his recovery!

One of CR's closest friends let us know that CR actually squeezed his hand when he was finally let into see him! CR is still currently in a coma and right now it is still a waiting game. His whole family and many friends are down in Utah with CR.

All of the support from people all over the world, skiers and nonskiers alike, has been so amazing and unbelievable. Thank you to everyone for continuing to show your support and love for CR and to continue to send nothing but positive thoughts his way! Let's all hang in there for him and keep spreading the love!

Jenny Naftulin

..is good news Very Happy
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We see these guys in the movies, they perform for us at the most extreme personal risk, they leave us open-jawed at their aerial stunts ... and just occasionally things go very seriously wrong.

It's their stuff that fuels the adrenaline that gets us on to snow ... but it carries phenomenal dangers for them when the trick doesn't work.

Jenny, thanks very much for updating us. And please pass on some 'good luck' from any 'extreme movie-goers' of snowHeads.

Respect to CR Johnson for all the entertainment ... and sacrifice.
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P.S. Freeskier magazine has updated its news:

http://www.freeskier.com/freeskier/news.php?news_id=337
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Skiers across the planet have been sending him their best, as I'm sure all the other snowHead are.

I can't wait for him to return to skiing (fingers crossed), when he recovers I'm sure he will be out as soon as he can. Won't take something like this to keep him down. Just like Tanner Hall who broke both ankles last winter and is back skiing just as hard...
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Skiers across the planet have been sending him their best, as I'm sure all the other are.

I can't wait for him to return to skiing (fingers crossed), when he recovers I'm sure he will be out as soon as he can. Won't take something like this to keep him down. Just like Tanner Hall who broke both ankles last winter and is back skiing just as hard...

Hear hear
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There's news of major improvements in CR Johnson's condition: he is now speaking, and was eating solid food on Monday.

This report from Sierra Sun.
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It is wonderful to hear that CR is on the mend. Best wishes for a full recovery and swift return to action!

Serious head injuries and spinal fractures do occur occasionally during skiing and snowboarding but not as often as you may fear. The reason people think these injuries are common is the disproportionately large amount of media coverage these serious injuries get.

The most common skiing and snowboarding injuries are not at all life threatening.
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