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Why did volleyball become an olympic sport?
In the summer of 1996
What year did beach volleyball become an official Olympic event?
Well, you see beach volley ball really isn't a sport at all. What it is is when people get hungry they decide to play. So it never really became a sport or in other words was never an Olympic sport.
Why and how did volleyball become an Olympic sport?
In 1964,volleyball was introduced to olympic games in Tokyo, as a result of that it is said to be an olympic game which is recognised internationaly and may be played in four years interval.
What year did men's beach volleyball become an olympic sport?
1996
Why did Beach Volleyball become an Olympic sport?
Because of its growing popularity and it keeps you active
What year did the bikini become the official uniform of women's Olympic beach volleyball?
1976
In what year did it become illegal for athletes at the Olympic games to use drugs to enhance their performance during the competition?
Drug tests were first introduced at the Olympic Winter Games in Grenoble and at the Olympic Games in Mexico in 1968.
Is football in the 2012 Olympics?
No, American Football is not an Olympic Sport. It would be fairly hard to become a new sport in the Olympics considering the schedule the teams/players/coaches go by.
How old do you have to do to become an olympic athlete?
Athletes competing in the Olympics must be 16 years of age or turning 16 within the calendar year.
How are sports for the Olympics determined?
Athletes are chosen by... they have to become champians of there neighborhood then become champians of there city then become champians of there province then become champians of there country and then people vote to coose them to become olympic athletes!! P.S If your not sure about this question, ask your granparents they are wiser!!
In volleyball how many fouls before the player has to sit out?
Volleyball players do not get "fouls" because it is a non-contact sport; however, if a volleyball player was to interfere with the other team, become mouthy etc. they would receive either a yellow card or a red card with possible dismissal from the match.
How many US Olympic athletes have become medical doctors?
I posed this question. I know of Tenley Albright, Eric Heiden and Debi Thomas, but are there any others?Amy Chow
