Chicken salad and roast beef? No, that's not what we're snacking on — those are snowboarding tricks.
Snowboarding has some of the most interesting named tricks, but Team USA's Kyle Mack might have just won a medal in PyeongChang with the best one.
Mack's frontside 1440 "Bloody Dracula," yes BLOODY Dracula, helped earned him the silver medal in the 2018 Winter Olympics snowboard big air event.
A trick with that kind of name sounds intense, and it is. You grab the tail of the board with both hands as the nose of the snowboard points down.
The name comes from how a snowboarder will look if they fail to land the trick, according to the Detroit Free Press. Because if you fail, you'll end up with a bloody face, or at least blood dripping from your mouth like Dracula.
The Denver Post referred to it as one of the most difficult grabs in snowboarding.
Sounds fun, right?
Luckily, Mack landed the big trick. No blood here, just silver!
Red Gerard, who won Team USA's first gold medal at the 2018 Winter Olympics in the slopestyle, fell short of making the podium. But he quickly ran to congratulate his buddy Mack, jumping into his arms after he won the silver.
