Sports: Olympics #1

      Hi, here's Pedro Dantas and Caio Gabriel and in this post we're going to talk about eight sports of the Olympics!
        Track Cycling: What to expect from a bicycle without brakes? The track cycling athletes take seriously the child's play to ride a bike and can exceed 80 km / h. Cyclists use a lycra outfit with extremely smooth surface and aerodynamic helmet, which gives the right race futuristic air. High technology, moreover, it is another feature of the subject: the handlebars and the frame bikes wheels are made of carbon fiber, and the tires are filled to a pressure three times higher than that of a common bicycle. All for milliseconds less.

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         Weight lifting: Who is the strongest person in the world? The question that seems taken from a superhero movie, is answered in real life and at the expense of a lot of sweat in the final of the Olympic weight lifting. The sum of the two races of the competition ­ up, when the bar is raised directly from the floor to above the head; and pitch, when the bar is raised first, to shoulder height and then on the head ­ the athletes support up to three times your body weight. In the men's tournament, the heaviest category is for up to 105kg athletes: be careful when trying to greet them with a handshake.  

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            Synchronized swimming: Watch sport is like witnessing a spectacle. In addition to the soundtrack that accompanies the movements ­ and makes it necessary to install speakers in the pool, so that athletes maintain choreography even when submerged ­ women need to be clean! The makeup is waterproof and the hairstyle is set with gelatin. Bikinis are banned, bathing suits are required and athletes can use nasal guard ­ a charming one.


      Athletics: In the Rio 2016 Games, the fastest man in the world is perfectly attainable. The public can see Usain Bolt playing the qualifiers Athletics for only $ 100. And the Jamaican star comes to the Olympic Games willing to carry out an unprecedented "triple­triple": win gold medals for the third time in a row in the same three tests (100m , 200m and 4x100m relay). Expectation history made in Rio.


      Equestrian jumping: Horses running and jumping over small lakes, low walls and bars. What you used to see in the cowboy movies and will also see live and without special effects, championship equestrian jumps. Animal and rider must maintain balance all the way, and with every missing (for example, putting his paws in the water or run away) they lose points. In the end, all that add fewer points gets the "sissy" ­ in this case the gold medal. Get ready to hold your breath on every obstacle!


      Handball: 1, 2, 3, 10, 30... In handball the score is not like this, with dozens and dozens of goals for each team. Since players can only hold the ball for up to three seconds, the pace is intense throughout the one­hour match. Moreover, the audience is rooting for Brazilian women in 2016, you can see on the court the world's best player in 2014, Duda Amorim. Handball is also our thing.


     Modern Pentathlon: The sport that requires multiple skills ­ gathering evidence fencing, swimming, riding, running and shooting ­ the Brazilian fans have a home athlete who focus their chips: Yane Marques, from Pernambuco. After significant titles (including gold at the Pan 2007), she won bronze at London 2012 and became the only Olympic medalist in the sport throughout the southern hemisphere. High chance of the Brazilian flag on the podium.


      Golf: 2016 marks the return of the sport to the Olympics after more than a century, giving the competition a special importance. In addition, the installation of the Olympic Golf Center will allow the public to watch just a few meters away to shots of the biggest names in the sport, as the Irish Rory McIlroy, currently No. 1 in the world ranking. Viewers can follow on foot the circuit as the holes advance.




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