Favourite Olympic Moment: On the day of the race once I was done racing, heading up to the stands to hug the friends and family that came out for support. These were the people who always supported me in the past, so to have the moment in the dumping snow to hug them all was priceless. A close second was walking into the closing ceremonies with the whole team, realizing that I had just lived the Olympic dream I had had from the age of 7. One more: getting signed into the Olympic village and running up to our rooms for the 2 weeks to find a big package of letters from people all around the country wishing me luck! So cool.

Favourite Olympic Moment: Standing in the start gate of the race and hearing the crowd all the way from the finish line. And of corse representing Canada at home.

Favourite Olympic Moment: Representing Canada at the Opening Ceremonies or watching the Ladies Hockey gold medal performance live with center ice seats.

Favourite Olympic Moment: Standing at the bottom of the halfpipe in the pouring rain knowing that at the end of the day, one of my friends would be an Olympic Gold Medal winner and that snowboarding would never be the same. In 2010, witnessing Maelle Ricker win an Olympic Gold Medal in Snowboard Cross.

Favourite Olympic Moment: There were many, but when I was standing at the start gate of the Super G course while realizing that all I had worked for and sacrificed in my life had finally brought me to that moment, I felt incredibly fulfilled.

Favourite Olympic Moment: Getting tossed my 1st Olympic bib and opening it up to see the most beautiful sight I had ever seen; those 5 rings. It was a surreal and great moment. My all-time most memorable moment was standing in the start gate and hearing the announcer say three things, "Tami Bradley, from Canada, Olympian ready"... I was extremely proud!

Favourite Olympic Moment:1988, opening ceremonies, walking in to the Calgary stadium with so many cheering Canadian fans!! Overwhelming to say the least…

Favourite Olympic Moment: Coming across the finish line and hearing the roar of the local crowd. The compete in the Olympics in front of my home nation, and hometown was simply amazing.

Favourite Olympic Moment: A personal best performance in 2002 at Salt Lake City on the same run I injured myself on 2 years prior.

Favourite Olympic Moment: Walking into the Opening Ceremonies with 60,000+ fans cheering was by far the most overwhelming experience of my life. Close behind was qualifying and competing at the games with 4 of my best friends (we all represented different countries) and last but not least was sharing my Olympic experience with the most important people in my life, my family.

Favourite Olympic Moment: Both Olympics presented epic moments, and each moment was very profound in my life. At the 2006 Olympics I was the first woman out of the gate on contest day, on the first day of the Games. It felt like I was opening the Games. Everything came to a calm as I stood on top of the run… I could see my family in the crowd at the bottom, and I knew that i had nothing to lose. It was the moment that I had trained so hard for, I was already standing in the gate as an Olympian, and all of the hard work was behind me. The only thing left to do was ski. 2010 was very different… we had so many more factors to deal with, like the mass media frenzy, the pressure of the hometown crowd and the Cypress weather. I stood in the gate with the confidence from my preparation and a knowingness that I had a winning run up my sleeve. I have never felt so ready. I landed my first back flip on the top air and started gaining speed in the middle section. The rain saturated moguls started to just mush out underneath me and I caught an edge… in a split second I was down, and my dreams of Olympic Gold crushed. I decided that I still wanted to finish my run, as I had a jump to perform that no other woman had ever landed in the Olympics. As I collected my gear, it was the cheer and support from the crowd that lifted me to my feet and gave me the strength to perform the best trick of my life.

Favourite Olympic Moment: Starting my second run of the GS in Nagano Japan '98 knowing Ross Rebagliati was already in first, and trying to best his time. But knowing a Canadian already had the gold medal made me so proud.