Yes football is a olympic sport , for both men and women.
Both men's and women's events have been held since the 1992 Winter Games in Albertville. TAG!! from bob
Yes both men and women take part
5 (contested by both men and women)
Gymnastics is a sport that both men and women do. This is a very tough sport where gymnasts train hard usually to become an olympic champion or they use this sport to get in shape. If you are a young person this would be a great sport for you.
The USA won both the Men and Women's events
Trampolining made its first appearance as an Olympic gymnastics event in the year 2000 with competitions for both men and women. In Olympic trampolining, athletes take turns performing various moves and mid-air flips in four different events: individual, synchronized, double minitrampoline, and tumbling.
there are four events for the girls and 6 for the men
Yes, both men and women are allowed to do judo. However, men and women may not fight each other in tournaments just practices.
Three sports that I know of at one time allowed women to compete against men. Sailing at one time had several events open to men and women but in recent years has created separate events . Likewise shooting used to be open but they too have created separate events. Equestrian is the only current sport open to both sexes. Both shooting and equestrian have had women win gold medals competing against men. In the Winter Games the rules for luge allow for the doubles event to have women compete but I don't think this has happened as of yet.
Table tennis became an Olympic event at the 1988 Summer Games in Seoul.
In the sport of rowing, you can have both team and individual events.