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Official list of all sports at the Paris 2024 Olympics (Jul 26-Aug 11, 2024). The Paris Olympic Games will include 28 returning sports and 4 new additions.
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Several sports on the Olympic programme for Paris 2024 first...
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One notable change from previous Olympic Games is the...
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Jul 27, 2024 · Learn about the 32 sports and 35 venues that will host the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. Find out the new and obscure sports, such as breaking and skateboarding, and the ancient origins of some events.
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Notes from the Pastor: Living an Olympic Mindset
KSNF Joplin10 hours agoSt. Paul's Methodist Church Pastor, Britton Fields shares the importance of looking for the best in everything and keeping your mind open for amazing possibilities. World View 1: Room enough for me. Reminds me of old westerns. "This world ain`t big enough for the both of us." - Competition World View 2: Room for both of us. Place for all of us. Cooperation Ask ourselves, "What type of world do we want to live in?" I`m not even saying we get that world because not everyone will answer it the same way. However, how do you answer it? Because you can create that world wherever you are. Living with an Olympic Mindset Excellence - do your best, put in the time effort and energy to give what you have Respect - sportsmanship, ethics, do things the right way, don`t walk over people, don`t leave people behind Friendship - Olympics is a coming together of the nations and we are very different. We have different religions, beliefs, worldviews, systems of government, and yet, we can come together and you saw that in this picture. We aren`t that different. More things unite us than divide us. I should want your success and you should want my success because we are all better off. Let`s take these ideas into our places of business, schools, churches, and community.
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- 5:21Notes from the Pastor: Living an Olympic MindsetKSNF JoplinSt. Paul's Methodist Church Pastor, Britton Fields shares the importance of looking for the best in everything and keeping your mind open for amazing possibilities. World View 1: Room enough for me. Reminds me of old westerns. "This world ain`t big enough for the both of us." - Competition World View 2: Room for both of us. Place for all of us. Cooperation Ask ourselves, "What type of world do we want to live in?" I`m not even saying we get that world because not everyone will answer it the same way. However, how do you answer it? Because you can create that world wherever you are. Living with an Olympic Mindset Excellence - do your best, put in the time effort and energy to give what you have Respect - sportsmanship, ethics, do things the right way, don`t walk over people, don`t leave people behind Friendship - Olympics is a coming together of the nations and we are very different. We have different religions, beliefs, worldviews, systems of government, and yet, we can come together and you saw that in this picture. We aren`t that different. More things unite us than divide us. I should want your success and you should want my success because we are all better off. Let`s take these ideas into our places of business, schools, churches, and community.10 hours ago
- 10:00CNN 10: The big stories of the day, explained in 10 minutesCNNOn today’s CNN 10, we learn about a labor dispute halting freight railroads in Canada. The disruption could have a huge impact on industries in the United States. We’ll also learn about a new name for surge pricing. And next in our CNN Olympics series, we’re meeting with Team USA sensation Grant Holloway who is sprinting through life’s hurdles. We finish off with the World Dog Surfing Championships - that’s all on today’s CNN 10!12 hours ago
- 0:29'Pommel Horse Guy' Stephen Nedoroscik will join 'Dancing With the Stars'KMGH - Denver ScrippsFresh off the Olympics, U.S. breakout star and medalist Stephen Nedoroscik — better known to the internet as “Pommel Horse Guy” — will compete on the upcoming season of “Dancing With the Stars.”14 hours ago
- 6:57Ingebrigtsen gets best of Hocker in 1500m rematchNBC SportsJakob Ingebrigtsen's meet record in the men's 1500m at Diamond League Lausanne earned him a measure of revenge against second-place finisher Cole Hocker, after the American emerged victorious at the Paris Olympics.14 hours ago
- 53:15Detroit's Olympic UprisingWJBKDocumenting Detroit's efforts to host the 1968 Olympics16 hours ago
- 5:26Community Corner: Local student, athlete shares his experience at the 2024 Summer Olympics in ParisWSAV SavannahNow that the summer games are over, a lot of us are suffering from Olympics withdrawal. But for one local student, memories of Paris will forever be etched in his mind, thanks to the opportunity of a lifetime provided by the 100 Black Men of Savannah.17 hours ago
- 1:15Euro zone business activity gets boost from OlympicsReuters VideosSTORY: Euro zone business activity showed surprising strength in August despite firms raising prices. That’s according to the preliminary Purchasing Managers' Index data released on Thursday (August 22). The results could weaken expectations that the European Central Bank will make two additional rate cuts this year. The euro zone’s preliminary PMI bounced to a forecast-beating 51.2 from July's 50.2. Moving it further from 50, the mark which separates contraction from growth. However the upswing may be temporary. That’s as the sunnier readings were driven by a surge in the French service sector due to the Olympics, which offset ongoing weakness in manufacturing. And in Germany, Europe’s largest economy, business contracted for a second consecutive month - and by more than expected. Even so, the reading beat even the most optimistic of forecasts. In Britain, outside the European Union, readings were also uplifting. Business activity accelerated and cost pressures eased to their weakest in more than three years, signaling steady growth momentum going into the second half of 2024.18 hours ago
- 1:28Olympic Medalist Stephen Nedoroscik Joins ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 33 CastUs WeeklyStephen Nedoroscik already won two bronze medals at the 2024 Olympics — and now he’s setting out to take home the coveted mirrorball trophy on Dancing With the Stars . Nedoroscik, 25, is the first celebrity contestant to be cast on season 33 of the ABC competition series, which will premiere on Tuesday, September 17. Although the rest of the star-studded cast — and their pro partners — will be announced at a later date, Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough are confirmed to return as cohosts, while Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough will be back at the judges’ table. Nedoroscik became a viral sensation during the 2024 Paris Olympics for his pommel horse skills, quickly earning the nickname “pommel horse guy.” Viewers fell even more in love over the course of the games, swooning over Nedoroscik’s bespectacled Clark Kent vibes and his uncanny ability to nap just about anywhere. (The athlete went viral when he appeared to take a short snooze while competing in the men’s team gymnastics final on July 29.) “We get there earlier and then warm up and then march out and compete ,” Nedoroscik explained of his meditative moment during an August episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. “So, finally, when it got to [pommel] horse, I needed to calm down. So all I’m doing there is I’m tilting my head back and doing my breathing exercises and visualizing a lot — like, a hundred times.” Jordan Chiles and More Paris Olympians Us Wants on ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 33 Nedoroscik has seemingly taken all of his newfound adoration in stride, but adorable, endearing behavior isn’t the only attribute the athlete brought to the Olympic table. John Cheng Nedoroscik and his fellow Team USA gymnasts — Brody Malone, Fred Richard, Asher Hong and Paul Juda — secured the first U.S. men’s gymnastics team’s medal in 16 years when they won bronze in the men’s team final. “It was just the greatest moment of my life, I think,” Nedoroscik told reporters after his performance. “[I’m] so happy to have been there.” Days later, Nedoroscik won a second bronze medal in the men’s pommel horse final, placing behind Ireland’s Rhys McClenaghan and Kazakhstan’s Nariman Kurbanov. Kristy Sparow/Getty Images Now, with the Olympics in the rearview mirror — at least until Los Angeles 2028 — Nedoroscik is setting his sights on a different goal: dancing. Rumors began to swirl that the gymnast was a possible choice for DWTS earlier this month, and he has been a popular fancast since before the closing ceremonies even began. (He landed at the top of Us Weekly’s DWTS Paris Olympians wish list alongside the likes of Jordan Chiles and Australian breakdancer Raygun.) Nedoroscik addressed speculation that he would appear on season 33 during an August 14 interview with Access Hollywood . The Massachusetts native shared that while dancing is one of his biggest insecurities, he is “the type of guy who pushes boundaries.” Nedoroscik pointed to the Olympics as its own type of “uncomfortable environment” he was able to face head on. "I've gotten comfortable with being uncomfortable, so definitely not out of the question,” he told the outlet. When asked if he was game to try for the mirrorball trophy, his response was, “We'll see.” Every ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Pro Through the Years: Where Are They Now? Beyond his athletic achievements, Nedoroscik is also a passionate advocate for men’s gymnastics and works to raise awareness for the sport. He is also dedicated to supporting individuals with low vision, using his platform to promote inclusivity and accessibility in the gymnastics community and beyond. Dancing With the Stars season 33 premieres on ABC and Disney+ Tuesday, September 17, at 8 p.m. ET. Episodes are available to watch next day on Hulu.20 hours ago
- 1:00Sting, Kristin Chenoweth, Josh Groban and More Unite for ALS, Stephen Nedoroscik to Compete on DWTS, Ashanti and Nelly Welcome a Baby BoyLifeMinute.TV VideosSting, Kristin Chenoweth, Josh Groban and 75+ Broadway stars unite for 'Impossible Dream' video to help benefit those with ALS. The powerhouse cover of the song will be on Aaron Lazar's debut album and a portion of the proceeds will benefit the ALS Network. The Broadway veteran was diagnosed with ALS in January 2022 and the song holds a special place in his heart. Others featured on it include Josh Groban, Kristin Chenoweth, Neil Patrick Harris, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Leslie Odom Jr., Kelli O'Hara and so many more. Olympic gymnast Stephen Nedoroscik will compete on Dancing with the Stars season 33 The two-time Olympic bronze medal winner is the first Dancing with the Stars contestant revealed for season 33 and also the first male gymnast to compete for the Mirrorball Trophy. Nedoroscik went viral during the 2024 Paris Olympics for his pommel horse skills and the ability to nap just about anywhere. Check out his dance moves starting September 17 at 8pm ET. Ashanti and Nelly welcome a baby boy. This is the first child for the couple, a baby boy named Kareem Kenkaide Haynes. Referring to a lyric from one of her songs, Ashanti posted on Instagram 'Funny how life's plans aren't...always on time.' The couple confirmed last year that they reunited after a 20 year hiatus and the two wed in December 2023. In today's birthday news: Living Colour's Vernon Reid 66, singer Roland Orzabal 63, drummer Debbi Peterson 63, singer Tori Amos 61, actor Ty Burrell 57, celebrity Chef Giada De Laurentiis 54, actress Kristen Wiig 51, actor James Corden 46.22 hours ago
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The 2024 Summer Olympics, [a] officially the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad [b] and branded as Paris 2024, were an international multi-sport event that occurred from 26 July to 11 August 2024 in France, with the opening ceremony having taken place on 26 July.
Several sports on the Olympic programme for Paris 2024 first featured as demonstration sports, including canoe at Paris 1924, handball (field) in 1952, badminton at Munich 1972, women’s judo at Seoul 1988, taekwondo at Seoul 1988 and Barcelona 1992, and tennis at both Mexico 1968 and Los Angeles 1984.
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- Eight sports and 15 disciplines are due to feature on the Olympic programme for Milano Cortina 2026. They are: Biathlon, Bobsleigh (Skeleton, Bobsl...
- There will be 35 sports on the programme of the Summer Youth Olympic Games Dakar 2026, up from the 32 that featured at the Summer YOG in Buenos Air...
- All sports on the Olympic programme are governed by an International Federation (IF). Disciplines are branches of sports comprising one or more eve...
Apr 17, 2024 · Artistic swimming also now includes a team acrobatic routine round, which will debut in Paris. Boxing: A new women’s weight class has been added, and a men’s class has been cut. There are now seven men’s weight categories, and six for the women. Sailing: Two kite events have been added to the Olympic sailing schedule.
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Jul 26, 2024 · The program of sports at the 2024 Paris Olympics in Paris will also feature several new Olympic sports, such as breaking, which is making its Olympic debut. And so, in the lead-up to the Summer ...
Mar 19, 2024 · Find out when your favourite sport or event is on at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. See the sport-by-sport competition session schedule, with an extra day for swimming, athletics and artistic gymnastics.