Video: Sarah Burke died at 29 after Utah ski crash

Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke passed away on Thursday, just 9 days after she experienced a horrific crash at the end of the half-open superpipe during a workout in Utah (scroll down for video report).

29-year-old Burke, originating from Whistler, British Columbia, went into coma following severe wounds while training at the Park City Mountain resort.

According to a statement issued by her publicist on behalf of her family Sarah Burke sustained irreversible brain damage due to a lack of oxygen in the blood after a heart attack. She died at 9:22 a.m., in the presence of family and her husband Rory Bushfield.

Burke, a 4-time Winter X Games winner, is not the only one who got involved in a dramatic accident in Park City.

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Video: Skier Sarah Burke dies from injuries after Park City-Utah training crash