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OLYMPIC CROSS-COUNTRY
Men
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OLYMPIC CROSS-COUNTRY
Women
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ATHLETICS
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BADMINTON
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BASKETBALL
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HANDBALL
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BASEBALL
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BOWLING
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BOXING
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CANOE SLALOM
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EXTREME CANOE SLALOM
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CANOE SPRINT
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BMX CYCLING
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MOUNTAIN BIKE
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TRACK CYCLING
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ROAD CYCLING
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DIVING
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EQUESTRIAN
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FENCING
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WATER SKI AND WAKEBOARD
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BODYBUILDING
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FOOTBALL
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ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
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RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS
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TRAMPOLINE GYMNASTICS
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GOLF
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HOCKEY
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JUDO
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KARATE
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WEIGHTLIFTING
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WRESTLING
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SWIMMING
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OPEN WATER SWIMMING
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ARTISTIC SWIMMING
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ARTISTIC SKATING
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SPEED SKATING
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BASQUE PELOTA
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MODERN PENTATHLON
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RACQUETBALL
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ROWING
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RUGBY 7
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SOFTBALL
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SQUASH
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SURFING
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TAEKWONDO
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TENNIS
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TABLE TENNIS
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SHOOTING
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ARCHERY
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TRIATHLON
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SAILING
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VOLLEYBALL
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BEACH VOLLEYBALL
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WATERPOLO

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OVERVIEW

Definitely, a risk sport. This competition is usually done through forests or hills, in circuits of 4 to 6 kilometers. Cyclists drive on narrow roads, with steep slopes and very fast descents, crossing natural and artificial obstacles. The event is divided into men and women.

HISTORY

Like BMX, it began in California during the 70s, however, its origins date back to 1933. Gary Fisher, one of the mountain biking pioneers, adapted his Schwinn bike and modified the speed, so he could use it to go uphill.

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