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Getter Põru C.R.Jakobson Gymnasium Form 9.C Supervisor:Marje Maasen 2012 New Sports in the London Olympics in 2012

New Sports in the London Olympics in 2012

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Getter Põru

C.R.Jakobson Gymnasium

Form 9.C

Supervisor:Marje Maasen

2012

New Sports in the London Olympics in 2012

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Olympic Games and London*First city to host Olympic Games three

times

*Last Games were held in Beijing 2008

*In Beijing there were 28 sports

*In London will be 26 sports and 39 disciplines

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System of New Sports*Host country chooses two

sports

*IOC must confirm first

*Will not count in official medal count

*No new sports in London

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Sports Considered in London*Karate

*Squash

*Golf

*Roller sports

*Rugby sevens

*Final nominees:karate and squash

*Golf and rugby sevens in the 2016 games

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Karate*A martial art developed in the Ryukyu Islands in

the 19th century

*A striking art using punching, kicking, knee and elbow strikes

*A karate practitioner is called a karateka 空手家

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Squash

*A high-speed racquet sport

*Played by two players

*A four-walled court with a small, hollow rubber ball

*Developed in the 12th century in France

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Golf*A precision club and ball sport

*Players use clubs to hit balls into a series of holes on a golf course using the fewest number of strokes.

*Modern game of golf originated in 15th century Scotland

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Roller Sports

*Use human powered vehicles

*Utilize rolling by gravity or various pushing techniques

*Sports:Inline skating

Roller skating

Roller hockey

Roller skating

Roller skiing

Skateboarding

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Rugby Sevens

*Also known as seven-a-side or VIIs

*Seven players in team – usually fifteen

*Conceived by two Scottish butchers Ned Haig and David Sanderson

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Quidditch Demonstration Match

*A fictional sport in the story of Harry Potter

*Developed by British author J. K. Rowling

*Played by wizards and witches around the world

*Two teams of seven players riding flying broomsticks, using four balls and six elevated ring-shaped goals

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References

*http://shrt.st/2ckl

*http://shrt.st/2ckm

*http://shrt.st/2ckn

*http://shrt.st/2cko

*http://shrt.st/2ckq

*http://shrt.st/2ckr

*http://shrt.st/2cks

*http://shrt.st/2ckt

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Thank you for your attention!