GOLDEN SALT AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES

Golden Salt today performed at the Women’s Large Hill Individual, ski jumping final.

It was so much more than just a performance. In fact, we had the honor of performing before the first women’s ski jumping final on the large hill in the history. Yes, because 2026 is the very first year that this women’s event has been officially included in the Olympic Games!

For so long, they said the large hill wasn’t for women, incredibly denying them access to this discipline.
They were wrong.

And if Golden Salt is “the salt of life,” then it truly has to be for everyone, always. That was a shared victory of courage, talent, and possibility for everyone.

There’s a different weight in the air when history is being written.

What did this experience mean to me, personally?
It was about living a moment where history shifted toward a better future. Through the warmth of that international crowd, it was once again confirmed to me that boundaries don’t exist, we all share the same heartbeat. And yes, it was incredibly cold! But the energy from the crow... kept us burning.
The energy at the Olympics was something I could only have imagined, and as is often the case, reality far exceeded expectations. The crowd was pure warmth swaying in the snow. Flags from all over the world waved, adding color to a backdrop of light and sound. A massive workforce keeps this near-flawless operation running. You could see the spark in the workers' eyes, despite the inevitable exhaustion of those endless days, driven by the clear sense that they were part of something far beyond ordinary experience. Every jump is a sustained rush; every landing, an explosion. For the first time in this Olympic category, three women rightfully claimed their spot on the podium.