An athlete who became a legend at the ancient Greek Olympics was Milo of Kroton. A wrestler, Milo wore the winner's laurel wreath six times.
Milo continued to practice the sport till he was well over 40 years old. He enjoyed displaying his strength. He would clasp a pomegranate in his hand and challenge spectators to take it from him. Though he held the fruit tightly, it used to remain miraculously undamaged. Sometimes, he would stand on a greased iron disc and invite people to push him off it.
Milo met a tragic end. One day, while walking in the woods, he saw a tree trunk that had just been cut, with wedges driven into the crack to keep it open. He decided to use his hands to separate it further. But when he tried, the wedges flew out and his hands were trapped in the trunk. He was unable to break free and when night fell, a wild animal killed and devoured him.
He also thought he was Heracles he wore a lion-skin cloak and carried a club such as Heracles
He played baseball in the majors.
Wrestling, Boxing, Weight-lifting.
A woman named Neroli Fairhall was the first papaplegic to compete alongside ablebodied athletes in 1984. She was an archer from New Zealand.
There are many different sports that compete at the Olympics. Such sports are basketball, soccer, volleyball, field and track and swimming.
The phone number of the Milo Public Library is: 641-942-6557.
Wrestling.
Wrestling.
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wrestling
football.
Polo is the sport in which contestants compete for the Westchester Cup.
hey compete in NBA
Daewon Song competes in the sport of skateboarding.
Bobsleigh
Athletics
Gymnastics.
basketball