Yes. Men have been competing in javelin since the 1908 Games in London and women have been competing in javelin since the 1932 Games in Los Angeles.
Yes they do. That's what I've been told anyway.
The para-olympics is short for Parallel Olympics, because it ran at the same time as the Olympic Games but was designed for athletes with physical disabilities. Since the Rome Olympics in 1960 it has been run in the same city.
lol no PBR cowboy has died while competing on the PBR! lol although there have been some serious injuries!
There have been a number of major changes in sports. These include lack of sportsmanship, huge salaries for professional athletes, and use of steroids.
As of June 9, 2008 the entire Canadian team has not been put into place. To see those athletes that will be competing in Beijing, click on the 'Canadian Athletes in the 2008 Games' link below.
Canada has been competing in the Olympics since 1900. Canada has been competing in both the Summer Olympics and the Winter Olympics.
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Almost all of them
USA has been in every Summer Olympics, except the 1980 Games, and every Winter Olympics. That makes USA competing in 25 Summer Olympics and 20 Winter Olympics
The 2012 Games in London will Holly's first time competing at the Olympics.
At 54 he was way to old and has not been an Olympics Medal winner since 1984
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There are athletes from many countries in the Olympics. Which country are you asking about?
Yes. Men have been competing in javelin since the 1908 Games in London and women have been competing in javelin since the 1932 Games in Los Angeles.