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∙ 14y agoThrough the 2006 Winter Games in Turin, Greek athletes have participated in Alpine skiing, Biathlon, Bobsled, Cross Country skiing, Luge, Skeleton, and Snowboarding. They have yet to win a Winter Olympic medal.
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∙ 11y agoBasketball and water-polo mainly.Also,there appears a good future for Greece in football.
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∙ 14y agoSports that the Athenians were good at was everything Track and Field.
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What was the sport they played the most in ancient Greece?
running EDIT: There was no main sport thay just played all the sports that existed.
In which ancient civilization did the sport of cuju originate?
Greece
What was thrown in the ancient Greece Olympic sport?
a disc
Who was diogoras?
diogoras was a acient olympic hero he was born in Greece and then played in the olympic games. His main sport was boxing, however he had no weakness so he could play every sport some people claimed he was descened from their go Hermes. both of his sons played in the Olympics too
Is it true that in ancient Greece sport games were popular only in Olympia?
maybe
What sport does Greece have?
Football (also known as soccer) is the national sport of Greece.
What is the national sport of Greece?
soccer is the national sport of greece , but basketball is quite strong in second place.
Where the sport has started?
in Greece
What is the most famous sport played in ancient Greece?
throwing weird shapes like a round rock or spears
Where does sport comes from?
Sports came from Greece and it is now played by people worldwide everyday.
What was the sport they played the most in ancient Greece?
running EDIT: There was no main sport thay just played all the sports that existed.
What sport are Greece good at in the Olympics?
football
What kind of sport did ancient Greece have?
Athletics
What was the first sport in ancient Greece?
Running
What was the most common sport in ancient Greece?
running
What part of Greece does sport competitions started?
Olympia
What was thrown in the ancient Greece Olympic sport?
a disc
