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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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OVERVIEW

It is an Olympic sport that gathers swimming, cycling and running, without a rest between each and in that order. The switch between disciplines is called a transition. The transition from swimming to cycling is known as T1 and the one from cycling to marathon as T2.

HISTORY

The sport was invented during the late 70s, after a bet was made between members of the US Navy. It first became an Olympic sport at the 2000 Sidney Olympic Games, with 50 men and 50 women competing.

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