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The Olympians

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The Olympians
Olympics
- Happens every four years.
- Are held in a different country each time they're made.
- Top athletes around the world test their skills and determination.
- Individual Sports
- Team sports.
- Origin
- Greece
Ancient Greeks
- Highest form of physical achievement
- They were celebrated in a festival dedicated to Zeus
- King of gods
- More powerfull
- They were celebrated in a festival dedicated to Zeus
- Time of political calm
- Peace across the land
- Athletes traveled to compete in Olympia.
- Peace across the land
- Highest form of physical achievement
Coroebus
- Was the 1st Olympic champion
- 776 B.C
- He competed in foot races
- Only men could compete
- They wore no shoes or clothes
- They were covered in olive oil
- He competed in foot races
- 776 B.C
- Was the 1st Olympic champion
Over the centuries
- Olympic games
- Developed
- They began to include more than just running
- Pentathlon was included
- Discus throwing
- Javelin throwing
- Long jumping
- Wrestling
- Running
- Became more serious
- Demanding training plan
- Changed
- Olympians werer required to train at least ten months before the big event
- They had to train with expert judges
- Developed
- Olympic games
Many of individual ancient sports
- Basically the same now
- Differences
- Long jump
- Jumpers held weights in their hands to give them more momentum
- Javelin-throwing
- Pointed wooden sticks
- Same height as a man
- They had a special leather finger holder on them.
- Pointed wooden sticks
- Discus Throwers
- Discus made of stone
- Now they're made with metal.
- Discus made of stone
- Long jump
- Differences
- Basically the same now
Equestrian Events
- Focused on speed
- Horseback riding
- Men rode on the backs of horses
- They used only their legs to hold on
- They used only their legs to hold on
- Men rode on the backs of horses
- Chariot racing
- Two-wheeled vehicle driven by a man and pulled by horses
- Only the fastest could win
- Two-wheeled vehicle driven by a man and pulled by horses
- Horseback riding
- Palaestra
- Wrestling events
- Winner was the 1st man who throwed his opponent to the ground three times
- No time limits
- There were pieces of leather around their wrists for support
- No time limits
- Size and weight were not important
- Two categories
- Men
- Boys
- Two categories
- Winner was the 1st man who throwed his opponent to the ground three times
- Wrestling events
- Focused on speed
Winners
- Prize
- Olive wreath
- Sign of distinction
- Social Position
- Olive wreath
- They returned to their villages as highly respected individuals
- Prize
393 A.D
- Olympics stopped by Roman Emperor Theodosius I
- He didn't want festivals related to ancient religious figures
- Restaured 1500 years before
- 1st modern International Olympics
- Were held in Athens in 1896
- They are now one of the world's most important sporting events
- Ancient Greek Olympic Games have survived the test of time and History
- They have changed over the years
- But he games still celebrate sports in the exciting Olympian way!
- They have changed over the years
- Ancient Greek Olympic Games have survived the test of time and History
- They are now one of the world's most important sporting events
- Were held in Athens in 1896
- 1st modern International Olympics
- Olympics stopped by Roman Emperor Theodosius I
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- Mapa Mental sobre The Olympians, creado por mrsjaxx el 19/12/2014.
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