The ancient Greeks dedicated the Olympic Games to their gods.
The played the olympic games, every 4 years that is how the Olympics started from the wonderful Greeks!
The Greeks are the ones who stared the olympic games to worship their gods and godesses.
They trained, ate a special diet and organised transport to get there (no trains, cars or aircraft).
They did the Olympics and the Pentathlon, which is running, Greek wrestling, discus, javelin, and jumping.
The Olympics originated in Olympia, Greece. The Greeks, especially Spartans, valued this event so much that wars were sometimes postponed for months at a time to ensure the safety of travelers who were coming to see the games.
According to historical records, the first ancient Olympic Games can be traced back to 776 BC.
They trained the boys all year and the men participated in the Olympics naked so females weren't allowed to watch.
The Olympics was a religious festival in honor of Zeus. Zeus was the king of the Greek gods.
The Ancient games were started by the Greeks. The principle person behind the modern games was French educator Baron Pierre de Coubertin.
The ancient Greeks did - and the site of the games was in Olympia, Greece. The modern Olympics were started in the 1890s by a French nobleman, and have continued to this day.
The Ancient Greeks held the games at Olympus, Greece, thus giving the name 'The Olympic Games'. In 1894, Pierre de Coubertin wanted to continue the Olympics, and named these modern Olympics the 'Modern Olympic Games'.