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Bobsled Signs in ASL

Elana Meyers Taylor, @elanameyerstaylor, is mom to Nico and Noah, who are also Deaf. Nico has Down syndrome, and they are very involved in both communities. For fun, we wanted to share some terms that come with bobsledding. We asked around in the community — many thanks to those who helped out. My son, Coffey is the signer. He is wearing the shirts that Elana and her family, Team Meyers Taylor, had made for the Olympics. The shirt fingerspells “bobsled” in American Sign Language. On the back, it includes the sign for family in ASL, Team Meyers Taylor, and the Italian colors. You can purchase them through her page. Be sure to check the family out. Watch for special appearances by Elana and Noah! Part 1 transcript: Coffey: Hi! The Winter Olympics is here. We are all excited. Part 1 vocabulary: Bobsled (fingerspell or sign) Skeleton Luge Race Bobsled track Runners Pilot/Driver Brakeman (Brakewoman) Speedsuit Signers: Coffey King Collaborators: @whyisign & @elanameyerstaylor Part 2 vocabulary: Bobsled spikes Chicane Crash Curve Gold medal Winner Champion At the end of the video, we showcase photos of the family and the shirt. We are all rooting for Team Meyers Taylor today 🥇❄️ Signers: Coffey King, Elana Meyers Taylor, & Noah Collaborators: @whyisign & @elanameyerstaylor #whyisign #askmewhyisign #elanameyerstaylor #bobsled #2026Olympics Video id: Coffey, Elana and Noah is sharing ASL signs with a snow background.