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When figure skating legend <a href=/articles/2018/01/my-healhty-tara-lipinski>Tara Lipinski</a>won the gold medal in ladies singles at the 1998 ­Olympic Winter Games in Nagano, Japan, it propelled her to nationwide notoriety and worldwide fame. In the almost two decades since her triumphant winning skate, Lipinski has remained a prominent name both on and off the ice; she was inducted in the US Figure Skating Hall of Fame in 2006 (their youngest-ever member) and joined NBC’s primetime skating coverage during the <a href=/articles/2014/02/gold-medal-eating>Sochi Olympic</a> Winter Games alongside fellow skater Johnny Weir. Ahead of the upcoming games in Pyeongchang, where Lipinski and Weir will provide commentary for another round of action on the ice, Lipinski talked to Furthermore about what it’s like to win gold, her competition diet and exercise routine, and which <a href=/articles/2016/03/pond-hockey>skater</a> to have our eyes on come February.

Q&A with Tara Lipinski

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