How do you get on a luge Olymipics team?
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Well, the first thing to do is to learn how to luge and then qualify for the national Olympic team.
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So you love sleds.  Good news!  Skeleting is one part sled, one part you!  (That is, if you're interested in driving a one-person sled down an ice track at top speeds of 80 mph!)  What makes the sport different from luge is that you're face first, stomach-side facing the ice.  After you make that running start and jump on board your sled, I can imagine it would feel a lot like it's just you and your helmet facing a narrow track of hard, hard ice.  You still interested?\n\nIt's the oldest known sledding sport, actually.  Hailing from St. Moritz, Switzerland, when the Cresta run was built in 1884.  In 1928 and 1948, the Olympics were held in St. Moritz, so they included this oddball Skeleton sport!  ...but it wasn't actually permanently added (or I guess considered anything but crazy?) until 2002.  Maybe that's because those X-Games couldn't possibly be worse?  Best,\n\n`k.
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Try to contact the coach of the team. To play, you'll need a nice, expensive set of golf clubs, proper clothing and the know-how of how to play golf. If you aren't perfect to play at college level yet, there are online golf tutorials or you can hire a trainer to help you. Good luck and get a hole in one!!!
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ok when your doing one make sure your feet are in the right place,put your hand(fingertips) on the ground.your feet should be in the middle and on the tale.push down on the tail while jumping your fingertips will come off the ground.while in the air the firt on the tail slides back gives the board a little nudge so it flips.then quickly slide your foot back on the tale but right on the end.make sure both feet are on.then your board will drop down and you keep your balanece.that is a tip and you can think about something like if i land these ill get 1 million dollars or somethin on the lind.i hope this helps.oh yea yuo can practice in a pool,trampiline,or bed.thats what i did when i first learn how to do one now i can do them naturally.have a nice day
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Well, work on your handles with tennis balls, and work on catching with tennis balls also. In the game, focus on getting your teammates involved, and also be agressive. Hustle, and even if you're nervous, don't let it show, and have poise. God Bless, and good luck this year!
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You could search around for some kind of indoor field hockey team or a non-school related team. If not you can't find one you could join a track team since both sports insist on running, alot. With a track team you wouldn't be running alone.
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sign on to your id and go to comminsher tools on the right side their be other options that say league my team and others.  click comminsher tools and then go to publish league and it tells you what to do from there.  it tells people about your league and they decide of hey want to join.
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what!  go!  Take some claritan and get on the court!  Be a team player!
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first, strive to be ambidextrous (ability to dribble with both hands). then learn the Spin Move, Pivoting, Thru The Legs, Windmill, Butterfly, Spider, Etc. Basics are all the same. Juz Pass the ball more often & avoid too much body contact with opponents. we're not professionals anyway. Let the Centre or Forwards do the scoring job.
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Generally you have to meet a standard performance at a sanctioned meet or road race to qualify for the trials. In some cases, the trials may invite individuals who haven't met the standard in order to get enough competitors for an event.\n\nThere are usually A and B qualifying standards. Both get you an invitation to the Olympic trials. If you meet B standard but not the A, you pay your own way.\n\nTo make the team, you have to be one of the top finishers at the trials. \n\nBefore the Olympic games, you have to meet an Olympic standard. The U.S. gets to have one competitor in each event, even if they haven't met the standard. To get multiple people in an event, they all have to have met the standard.
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My daughter went to open try-outs for the women's olympic softball team. Find the officail USA olympic website and sign up for their newsletter-write to them and tell them you want the dates and places for the open try-outs for swimming. They will send you the Minimum requirements you must meet or surpass in order to try out. Open try-out are only held once on the same day in approx. 6 locations in the US so you may have to travel.At least that's how it was for softball. I think we had to pay like $60 to apply but when she got there they were given a uniform so that all the girls looked alike and another tee shirt that said "I tried out for the US women's softball team" It was REALLY a neat experience! Good Luck!
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get under the ball, wait for the ball to come to you, \n\nBE nice with all the other players A and B teams, the better freinds you all are , the more, they'll want to play with you!!\nit should work
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Ask the teams in your area if they hold try outs. If they do, go to one of them and if you are any good, they'll sig you up.That is the way it is in my part of the world.
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become a member of the team.
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Start your own team and enter, or even better, go to paintball fields regularly, meet the people that are on teams and get them to like you.  Then ask them to be on their team.  Maybe you'll have to start out as an alternate.\n\nEverything in life is about knowing people.  Get out, get to know other people and get to be known by other people.
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Well being a former player and having played with players who played in that tournament, here are some qualifications you will need to play in the tournament. \n1. Do you have a junior ITF ranking, tournaments to get this experience are Easter Bowl, other major tourneys.\n2. Are you ranked in the top 5 in the nation in the boys 18's?\n\nIf your answer to these questions are no, then you have zero chance of playing in this tournament. Qualifying requires you to have earned points prior to the tournament, they don't just let anyone off the street show up to play for fun. Unlike the mens draw that has a qualifier, there is none for the junior draw. The mens draw also requires a ranking usually around top 250 in the world to play the qualifier alone.
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To become a winter olympic gold medalist you will need a lot of hard work especially if you are from a country with no snow.  Good luck