How Do I Compete In the 2010 Winter Olympics For The US?
98557
You should contact the United States Ski Team and/or the United States Skiing Association and maybe they can assist you.
871888
im not quite sure. you could ofcourse just apply for citizenship then you could just come over to the us.
349297
To qualify as a sport in the Olympics, it would need to be a sport that is commonly done and competed in my so many of the Olympic countries. \nRollerskating isn't all that popular in most of the world, replaced mostly by roller-blading and other extreme sports. \nAfter reachinbg popularity, it must be voted on by the members of the Int'l Olympiv Committee.
1059967
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
315903
have the passport\nthen look for recruiters in US and if u have any relative that would be of positive\nget the visa and work permit
838677
train your ass off.  Have guts!!!!! like Steve did.  Run like you have balls!  Don't run scared like the Americans do today.  They're all afraid and itimidated of the East Africans and Europeans.  Go get'em.  \nFrom cold runner!!
911390
Simple exercises to do before traveling to Ski Country USA....\n\nHold on to a chair, table, wall with one hand for balance. Stand on one leg with your knee bent approximately 30 degrees (1/3), a bit more than so you can't see your toes under your forward bent knee.\n\nHold this position without moving for approximately 15-30 seconds at first. Gradually increase the time 5-15 seconds every few days, until you can hold the position for 2 minutes. Repeat this exercise at least 3 times per day on each leg.\n\nBenefits:\nYou are strengthening your quadriceps muscle group- one of the most active muscles used in skiing and snowboarding. The one that burns sometimes halfway down a long run down the mountain, and/or halfway through a lesson on our revolving carpet.\n\nYou are establishing good muscle memory by reinforcing a forward flexed position, similar to the one in skiing & snowboarding.\n\nYou will also increase your skill of balance, as balance, like all skills, will improve with practice. A lot of the time in skiing & snowboarding we balance most of our weight on one foot or the other. This simple exercise will help improve your skill at balancing on one foot, which should help improve your balance while in motion on skis & snowboards.\n\nNow that you have great balance and muscle strength, when you get to the Ski area (which is NOT in Baton Rouge)... you'll be physically fit for the challenge.
111039
U can go on nbcolympics,skate canada, us figure skating
33795
Well, the next XX Winter Olympics are going to be held at Torino, Italy From the 10th to 26th February 2006\n\nThe next summer Olympic games ( XXIX) are going to be held at BEIJING, China From the 8th August to 24th August 2008\n\nAfter that, following is the sequence :\n\nVANCOUVER 2010\nXXI Olympic Winter Games\nFrom the 12th to 28th February 2010\n\nLONDON 2012\nGames of the XXX Olympiad\nFrom the 27th July to 12th August 2012
926349
How about "The Miracle on Ice"  US defeats Soviets.  \n\nHappened in 1980 Winter Olympics
1048346
http://www.cnr.edu/CNR-olympics/cnr-olympics1-17.html\n\nHave a look at this link, it should tell you everything you need to know.
87031
I think that there will be a tight race between the USA,, Canada, Russia and probably Germany or something like that. However, my bets are on the USA, considering that we always have one of the largest amount of athletes participating in the Olympics than any other country.
989087
Very easy to do that so long as you have the money and the ambition. You need to be passionate about what you want just as an Olympic sportsperson is. Statistics I read some time ago indicated that  foreigners are likely to be more successful than local people. When you have your back to the wall you know you have to succeed... don't go back!!!
111994
I would guess the U.S. will get around 25 - 30 medals total including Gold, Silver, and Bronze.\nThere are 252 total medals to be awarded:\nALPINE SKIING - 30\nBIATHLON - 30\nBOBSLED - 9\nCROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - 36\nCURLING - 6\nFIGURE SKATING - 12\nFREESTYLE SKIING - 12\nICE HOCKEY - 6\nLUGE - 9\nNORDIC COMBINED - 9\nSHORT TRACK - 24\nSKELETON - 6\nSKI JUMPING - 9\nSNOWBOARDING - 18\nSPEED SKATING - 36
32480
You could look for a Junior Olympice Team.  Look at http://www.usavolleyball.org/WannaPlay/newregions.v2.asp for your state.  You could also look at parks and recreation departments in your city.  That is where I would start.  \n\nGood Luck
93621
Depends on which discipline you're talking about (Road, Track, Mountain, and in 2008, BMX). Each has a specific qualification process. There are selection races, and discretionary nominations by the USA Cycling staff.\n\nYou can read the Olympic qualification criteria for the 2004 Athens Games here:\n\nhttp://www.usacycling.org/events/olympic.pdf
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The 2006 Winter Olympics will be in Torino, Italy.