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Noffin every Olympic games is played by a woman aswell
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Who was allowed to participate in the first Olympics?
males only
How many countries must participate in a sport for it to be considered as a Olympic event?
From the IOC:The IOC establishes the programme of the Olympic Games, which only includes Olympic Sports. 1 Olympic Sports included in the Programme of the Olympic Games 1.1 To be included in the programme of the Olympic Games, an Olympic sport must conform to the following criteria: 1.1.1 only sports widely practised by men in at least seventy-five countries and on four continents, and by women in at least forty countries and on three continents, may be included in the programme of the Games of the Olympiad; 1.1.2 only sports widely practised in at least twenty-five countries and on three continents may be included in the programme of the Olympic Winter Games.
In which events at the Olympic games do women only participate?
Synchronised swimming
How many sports are therefor males only?
if you wanna know how many sports are there for males you should go outside sometime
What countries do NOT participate in the Olympic games?
Only one country country recognized by the United Nations did not participate, Brunei
Womens only olympic sports?
woman only sports include synchronised swimming, netball, gymnastics and penis
What two countries are the only ones to participate in all of modern Olympic games?
u.s.a russia
Can an Olympic athlete participate in different events of the same sport?
Only if there name is piccolo yes
Why were the Olympic Games man sports only?
Because men are better
What sports does James Degale do?
Olympic Boxing is the only one i think he does
Is sports as noun always with an s?
No, sports is the plural of sporti.e. the only sport I play is rugby. The Olympic Games features many sports
What sports are for women only?
In general men and women can both compete in various Olympic sports. However, tennis, golf, and croquet are for women only.
