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What are the first three sports women were allowed to participate in at the Olympics?
The 3 sports were tennis, golf, and croquet. This occurred in 1900 when 19 women participated in the aforementioned sports.
What three countries have participated in every Winter Olympic Games?
France, Great Britain, and Switzerland.
Witch three Olympic sports made their debut in 2000?
The three Olympic sports that debuted at the 2000 summer Olympics were the triathlon, trampoline, and taekwondo. The trampoline involves doing aerial tricks while on a trampoline.
What were the first three sports that women could compete in the olympic games?
Women first competed at the 1900 Olympics in Paris. The events they competed in were golf, tennis, and croquet.
How many sports can men now compete for in the olympic games?
All but three.
Which three countries made their Winter Olympic Debut in 2010?
Serbia, Cayman Islands, Pakistan, Columbia, Ghana, Montenegro, and Peru all participated in the Winter Olympics for the first time at the 2010 Games in Vancouver.
What sports are newly indroduced in olympic sports?
There is BMXing and Rugby Sevens, which is rugby with seven players. You have three forwards and four backs.
What is the olympic event containing three sports?
there are 301 events in the olympic games including the women E.G.mens hockey.womens hockey posted by hevar
Which three sports made their first appearance at the 2000 Summer Olympic Games?
The sports which made their Olympic bow in the 2000 Games were Triathlon, Trampolining and Taekwondo (having previously been a demonstration sport). There was also the addition of weightlifting for women, this having already been a medal sport for men.
Which three sports use the same track in the Winter Olympic Games?
Bobsled, Luge, and Skeleton
Which olympic sports allow professionals?
there are three hockey is in the Winter and basketball and soccer/football are in the Summer
How many times has New Zealand participated in previous Winter Olympic games?
The 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver is the 13th that New Zealand has participated in. New Zealand first was the 1952 Winter Games in Oslo when they sent three athletes (Annette Johnson, Herbert Familton, Bill Hunt) to compete in alpine skiing.
