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What year did the bikini become the official uniform of women's Olympic beach volleyball?
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1976
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What year did beach volleyball become an official Olympic event?
Well, you see beach volley ball really isn't a sport at all. What it is is when people get hungry they decide to play. So it never really became a sport or in other words was never an Olympic sport.
Why did volleyball become an olympic sport?
In the summer of 1996
When did volleyball become an official sport?
1964
Why and how did volleyball become an Olympic sport?
In 1964,volleyball was introduced to olympic games in Tokyo, as a result of that it is said to be an olympic game which is recognised internationaly and may be played in four years interval.
What year did men's beach volleyball become an olympic sport?
1996
Why do athletes become Olympic volleyball players?
Becoming an olympic volleyball player will be a great experience for young players who are devoted to the sport. It will bring you happiness to something you love.:)
When did badmiton become an official olympic sports?
Badminton became an official Olympic sport 1992 in Barcelona.
When did the Olympic motto become official?
in 1894
Why did Beach Volleyball become an Olympic sport?
Because of its growing popularity and it keeps you active
When and where did curling become an official sport of the Olympics Olympi?
In 1998 at the Nagano, Japan Olympic games.
Where and when did the basketball become and official Olympic event?
Whats the freking answer you stuped bum Whats the answer you smarty pants
When did volleyball come into the olympic games?
Indoor Volleyball - 1964Beach Volleyball - 1992 as a demonstration sport, 1996 as a medal sport.The game of Volleyball was invented in the year 1895 by a YMCA (Young Men Christian Association) physical education director called William G Morgan. The exact date is said to be the 9th of February that year. The game was created in the city of Holyoke, Massachusetts. What is noteworthy is that just four years ago another instructor of the YMCA founded the game of basketball in Springfield, Massachusetts; not far from here. The game was later called volleyball after an observer at an exhibition match remarked on the peculiar volley nature of this game. It was in 1896 and the observer was one Alfred Halstead. It had become a game that was supposed to be less violent and rough than basketball. It was adopted by Canada, the first other country after the United States, by the 1900s. Later in 1924 it became part of the Olympics
