In general men and women can both compete in various Olympic sports. However, tennis, golf, and croquet are for women only.
the two events are both in the water. they are the rowing events and the backstrke events in swimming.
As a woman: play sports. Both: take more of an interest in women's sports or have fun playing sports with (other) women.
Show jumping is, AFAIK, the only event where men and women compete on equal term. There are also some mixed events; for example, badmington and table tennis.
i believe the only events that are coed are the equestrian events, both the riders and the horses can be male or female. scott Sailing events are also coed G. Add mixed doubles tennis to the list
In general men and women can both compete in various Olympic sports. However, tennis, golf, and croquet are for women only.
ice hockey
Dressage, 3 Day Eventing & Show Jumping are the only Olympic sports to feature individual men and women competing against one another.
5 (contested by both men and women)
Yes. The modern pentathlon is going to be played in both the men's and women's Olympics.
The USA won both the Men and Women's events
In equestrianism, teams may contain both men and women. Also, men and women compete against each other in individual equestrian events. In badminton, there is a mixed doubles event. In figure skating, the pairs and ice dancing events are two person events with one woman and one man. In sailing, the skiff and multihull events are two person events that may have two women, two men, or one women and one man.
8. Men and women both perform in springboard, platform, synchronized springboard, and synchronized platform.
Yes. Women are allowed in the Modern Olympic Games, both as participants, and as spectators. Women were banned from the Ancient Olympic Games held in Greece, (both as participating athletes and as spectators), but, women are certainly allowed in the Modern Olympic Games.
Both are correct
Table tennis competition has been in the Summer Olympic Games since 1988. They now have both singles and doubles events for men and women.
Taekwondo and Judo. At the 2000 Summer Olympics, Taekwondo events were broken into 4 weight classes for both men and women. Judo was admitted to the Olympic Games in the 1960's. Judo events were broken into 7 weight classes for both men and women.