What is your favorite olympic sport? : r/olympics - Reddit
Down hill alpine skiing, 100 and 200 meters, snowboarding jumps, high dive jumping doubles, and the short swimming races. Women’s beach volleyball, not for the obvious reasons, but the fact that the sport itself is incredibly fast paced and really entertaining.
Is there any sports when women are better than man? : r/olympics - Reddit
In a couple of sports that are tailored to the female body men might have difficulty, but they tend to still out perform women if they have the proper time to practice and learn a women’s only sport.
To you, what was the best Olympic Games ever? : r/olympics - Reddit
Jan 10, 2023 · 2020 Tokyo Olympics, where weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz won the Philippines' 1st ever Olympic gold medal.
Don’t Think Breakdancing Is a ‘Real’ Olympic Sport? The ... - Reddit
May 29, 2024 · The debate over what does or doesn't count as an 'Olympic sport' is one of the most tedious debates there is. In basically all examples there are other, existing Olympic events which are already along the same lines. For example, anyone that says breakdancing isn't a sport, just point at dressage.
What's the "easiest" Olympic sport? : r/olympics - Reddit
Easiest perhaps isn’t the right word but after GBs terrible Olympics of 1996 efforts were made to pick low hanging fruit sports. Sports with lots of medals that don’t have the greatest competition.
What's your favourite Olympic event to watch? : r/olympics - Reddit
Aug 13, 2021 · Summer I like swimming plus the track and field events especially distance races. A recent favorite is women's steeplechase because it's so darn unpredictable from race to race. You can run it day after day and get a different podium. Courtney Frerichs ran one of the brave races of the entire Olympics.
What lesser followed Olympic sport are you most excited for?
What lesser followed Olympic sport are you most excited for? We all know events like the Olympic football tournament, Track and Field, and Artistic Gymnastics are cultural touchstones around the world, but that’s not what I’m asking about.
Which olympic sport is the easiest to reach professional ... - Reddit
Jul 17, 2020 · The easiest route to the olympics is going to be a sport that is mostly effort based, not very popular, and not that expensive to get involved in. Also will probably help if there is not much sponsorship interest/money to be had from winning.
r/olympics on Reddit: Does any of you know any athlete who …
Jul 26, 2021 · Not exactly the same Olympics but Clara Hughes (Canada) won medal in speed skating in winter Olympics and cycling in summer Olympics. And not in 1912 but from 1996 to 2010.
Sports Climbing : r/olympics - Reddit
Aug 2, 2021 · Sports climbing has never been pet of the olympics and the whole climbing community is super excited to present our amazing sport to the world! The competition consists of 3 disciplines: Speed Climbing: Athletes climb a standardized wall in a 1 on 1 race format. Bouldering: Athletes climb on 3 Boulder problems.