maxium age for olympic participation?
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there is no maximum. Minimum is 14.
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you can't just sign up for the olympics you have to be the best of the best in your country otherwise what would the point be of the olympics. you would have to compete in many trials, you would be tooooooooooo late for the 2008 olympics. however you can ask your trainer or look one up on the internet so you can  essentaly try out for them.
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In order to be in the games, it must be "practised by men in at least seventy-five countries and on four continents".\n\nAre there 75 countries where you can surf?\n\nAnother problem would be finding a venue for the event that is close to the host city. Not a whole lot of surfing going on near Beijing or London.
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Try olympics.com or another olympics site
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I don't believe there is a cutoff age.  My mother started when she was 35, which was considered pretty old at the time, but she graduated and is still practicing at 60.
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You need a lot of things behind you to win an Olympic bid.\n \nBriefly they are:\nA good organizing & bid comittee to lobby the IOC. Political & public support in your city. Support from large industries and business in your city and in your country that want to host an Olympics.\nYou need to have good event facilities or plans to build such facilities.\nYou also need an international airport nearby and have good road and rail transport systems.\nOh and have an established pashion for sport in your country.\nIt is a large team effort that requires unity from many groups within a city. Hope that helps.
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Pass on that score directly, the only thing I can suggest is that you contact the Russian Olympic Committee (which I can tell you from person experience is never easy!)
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Click on this http://www.olympic.org/uk/utilities/registration_uk.asp?prm_action=reqand\nwrite to them and ask. Good luck.
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I tried out for the Paralympics Time Trials in Swimming in 1996 and 2000.  I swim with the Special Olympics.  You can email me.
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The Winter 2005 Special Olympics drew more than 1,800 athletes from 84 countries. \n\n7,000 athletes are expected at the Winter 2007 Special Olympics.
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first you need to get registered as an anatuer boxer. then compete in tournament like the pal's, golden gloves and u.s. championships. hopefully you win one to qualify for the olympic trials.
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You know something is wrong with this picture.  There is the Olympics and the senior Olympics but no inbetween Olympics.  I think you could actually be onto something here.  I suggest that you get a committee together and begin the process of starting up an "Olympics for Late Blommers". We are  missing our chance here, after all what about all of us late bloomers?
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Children 10+ and adults          60-100\n\nWell conditoned athletes         40-60
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You have to be at least 17 with a parents permission, and the maximum age is older than 35 now, I believe it is 39.
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The new age record for the winter olympics will be set in Torino by Scott Baird from Minnesota and will compete in curling.  He is aged 54 and 282 days.  Before the Torino games, the oldest winter olympic athlete was James Coates who at the 1948 Winter Games the age of 53 and 328 days.  He competed in the skeleton, finishing seventh.
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you would need to begin meeting world wide with the representatives of the sport you would also need skills in co ordinating on a national scale as well as Olympic and govt sporting co-coordinator connections,  so as to be recognized internationally \nyou cant do it on your own that's for sure recruit experienced people from both a clerical/managerial and sporting roles \nyou will equally need capital outlay and a public relations representative I'm sure there is  more
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You can email one of the Olympic Committees- not sure which one and find out. The contact link is on the bottom right hand corner of the link here. Best of Luck and I hope your Olympic Dreams come true like I am hoping mine will. Also, you only have to be 16 to compete in the Olympics.\n\nhttp://www.olympic.org/uk/organisation/index_uk.asp