That would depend on how much the athlete has
In the pursuit of excellence, Olympic athletes spend hours and hours training for competition.
Not a lot but spend money. They spend four years organising a games you and I could organise at our school in a couple of weeks. Actually, no they do not organize the Olympic games, they choose the city to do that.
Published estimates have put the number at over 40 billion dollars.
US athletes spend their leisure time taking part in activities and hobbies that interest them. This may be doing charity work or relaxing with family.
I think that countries are willing to spend billions of pounds to host the Olympic Games because it is good PR for their country, it also gives it a good image. It is a long tradition and people want to keep that going. It is also good for the economy of that country and brings in a bit of tourism as well as money. I think they are willing to spend billions because all in all it benefits their country and is a great tradition that has gone on for many years.
just over £100
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,Sitting, sleeping, talking, surfing the web, avoiding work, playing games
really it depends on what you mean becaause australia has spent $350 million just on the London Athletes and it is roughly $700 billion since we had joined the olympics.
Do the circuit mode missions (jupiter circuit etc) I think the better you do the more likely you are to unlock stuff. good luck Also , the more time you spend on it , the last to win is the Dream Platform Game.
R&R, Workouts, Going over film from past games, Partying
Olympic swimmers most probably need more than 2'000 Calories (I assume you refer to kilo calories and not calories) per day.2'000 Calories is about the amount that somewhat active women need per day to stay in energy balance. The Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps consumed 12'000 Calories per day during the Olympic games. This is due to their activity level. Michael for example spend 6 hours 6 days per week swimming. This forces the body to use a lot of energy which in turn forces the person to consume large amounts of energy in order to not lose weight.