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Lindsey Vonn: The Climb (2015)
LINDSEY VONN: THE CLIMB documents Vonn's journey as she recovered from two devastating injuries. She returned to the top of the podium at a 2014 World Cup downhill race in Alberta, Canada, a critical milestone as she pursues more victories at the upcoming 2015 World Championships, in her hometown of Vail.
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LINDSEY VONN: THE CLIMB documents Vonn's journey as she recovered from two devastating injuries. She returned to the top of the podium at a 2014 World Cup downhill race in Alberta, Canada, a critical milestone as she pursues more victories at the upcoming 2015 World Championships, in her hometown of Vail.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Written By:
In Theaters:1/25/2015
Box Office:
Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Red Bull Media House, NFL Films, NBC Sports Films
Cast
Steve Trout
Director
Lindsey Vonn
Self
Tiger Woods
Self
Laura Kildow
Self - Lindsey's Sister
Lindsay Winninger
Self - Linsey's Physical Therapist
Dr. James Andrews
Self - Lindsey's Orthopedic Surgeon
Reed Kildow
Self - Lindsey's Brother
Karin Kildow
Self - Lindsey's Sister
Stefan Abplanalp
Self - Head Coach, US Women's Alpine Speed Team
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