How do I join the Olympics?

Answer 1

you have to be 16 or going on 16 the year of the Olympics!

Answer 2

There are two levels where the participation process is different:

International level - In order to participate in the Olympics an individual competitor must be from a country with a recognized National Olympic Committee (the IOC formally recognizes 201 national committees).

Individual Competitor Level - In this the competitor must be selected to go by the various selection processes of the country they represent.

Answer 3

It depends on the sport.

For example, in athletics and swimming, you have to be able to complete the distance in a specified time.

In events such as Basketball, football and hockey, the best teams from the five/six continents qualify.

To qualify for events such as Fencing, sailing and rowing, qualification tournaments are set up, where the top three from each tournament go on to the olympics.

Some events such as shooting, tennis, Archery and others, use the sports ranking system to qualify athletes. So if you are over a certain ranking, you automaticaly qualify

Answer 4

you have to be 16 or older to enter you have to be fast and a strong athlete if you are really good at a sport but not good enough to enter improve by 50% and you will be good enough you are a big cheater do not Evan consider entering if you loose things easily do not enter. if you are clumsy do not enter. the winter Olympics you miss some school so, if you are failing and far behind in work do not enter.

Answer 5

you must train hard and then you enter in the Olympic trials and if you win first or second then you are going to the Olympics but if you don't win then you go to camp and Martia Krolliye has to pick you to be on the team.

Answer 6

Go to a running club and the coach might pick you for a trial or any other club

Answer 7

Get a good time and win your country trials.

Answer 8

train for and test for the specific trials you wish to compete for

Answer 9

To sign up to compete in the Olympics you have to go through the trials in your country and attain the Olympic qualification scores.