Heptathlon, Synchronised Swimming and one other
Men and women do compete against one another in Olympic equestrian and sailing events.
Decathalon
The women only events in artistic gymnastics are balance beam and uneven bars. Women only perform rhythmic gymnastics.
Yes , ski jumping is in Olympics, but not for women. It is the only event in the Olympics--summer or winter--that does not allow women. (The last event in the Olympic Summer Games to include women is boxing, which will be included in London 2012.) By 2014, the women will have had two World Championships and will have World Cup status. The hope is that the IOC will vote to allow the women into Sochi 2014 sometime in late 2010, which will finally make the Olympics gender equal, although men still have many more events than women in many sports. For example, in ski jumping, the men have three events--the K90, K120, and team event. If the women are voted in to Sochi 2014, they will only be approved for the K90.
The only event was the 190 meter spint
There are many more than 3 events that do not have a similar event for the women. The 50 M walk, 5 boxing events, and many events in canoeing are just the first ones looked at in alphabetical order.
i believe the only events that are coed are the equestrian events, both the riders and the horses can be male or female. scott Sailing events are also coed G. Add mixed doubles tennis to the list
Women first began to be allowed to compete in the Olympic fencing events in 1924, in the individual foil event. Epee would follow much later in 1996, and sabre only in 2004.
No, there was only olympic games for men in ancient olympic history
Women were allowed in the ancient Olympic games only when the owned a horse who participated in the race . Otherwise they were not allowed.
Yes. Women are allowed in the Modern Olympic Games, both as participants, and as spectators. Women were banned from the Ancient Olympic Games held in Greece, (both as participating athletes and as spectators), but, women are certainly allowed in the Modern Olympic Games.
Women first competed at the 1900 Paris Games in lawn tennis and golf. Over time more women events were added, and currently Boxing is the only Summer Olympic sport that does not include events for women, though this is set to change in 2012.The first women competitors were at the Amsterdam games in 1928.1900 C.E. in Paris In 776 BC, when the first Olympics were held, women were excluded and created their own games, Games Of Hera.