Punching a Horse: The Olympic Sized Equestrian Problem
As someone who has grown up in the saddle but (sadly) hasn’t kept up with riding - watching the equestrian events at the Olympics vicariously ev
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As someone who has grown up in the saddle but (sadly) hasn’t kept up with riding - watching the equestrian events at the Olympics vicariously ev
Tokio pasa el relevo olímpico a París, después de ser la sede de unos Juegos marcados por la pandemia y un descontento "sin precedentes" por parte de los habitantes del país anfitrión. Recogemos los momentos más llamativos del evento.
Arizona has 18 athletes competing in the summer Olympics, hailing from Flagstaff to Tucson and Phoenix to Globe. Arizona athletes will compete in a dozen sports. In most sports, Arizona will have a single representative, but track and field will feature three Arizonans. Cycling, rugby, skateboarding and gymnastics will each include two Arizonans. In gymnastics, Jade Carey and MyKayla Skinner are among six women that make up Team USA. They were chosen to compete in individual apparatus events and not the team event. The four-member team structure and two specialists competing in individual e...
Evergreen athletes in Games for the ages China Daily | Updated: 2021-07-22 09:14 Share CLOSE Carli Lloyd of the United States warms up before the Send Off series match against Mexico at Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field on July 5, 2021 in East Hartford, Connecticut. [Photo/Agencies] Veterans determined to prove Father Time wrong in Tokyo Much has been made about Carli Lloyd's age. The American forward will be-gasp!-39 when the Olympic soccer tournament kicked off on Wednesday. But for all the focus on Lloyd, she's not even going to b...
El equipo olímpico de Estados Unidos desplazará a partir de este fin de semana 613 deportistas a los Juegos de Tokio 2020, la segunda delegación más numerosa del país en la historia de este certamen. El equipo olímpico más numeroso en la historia fue el de 1996, formado con 648 deportistas para la edición de Atlanta, informó el Comité Olímpico y Paralímpico de Estados Unidos (USOPC). Ese año clasificó automáticamente a decenas de competidores por su condición de nación anfitriona. Estados Unidos tiene más mujeres que hombres por tercera vez en la historia.