How to qualify for olympic cycling team?
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Depends on which discipline you're talking about (Road, Track, Mountain, and in 2008, BMX). Each has a specific qualification process. There are selection races, and discretionary nominations by the USA Cycling staff.\n\nYou can read the Olympic qualification criteria for the 2004 Athens Games here:\n\nhttp://www.usacycling.org/events/olympic.pdf
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you would need to begin meeting world wide with the representatives of the sport you would also need skills in co ordinating on a national scale as well as Olympic and govt sporting co-coordinator connections,  so as to be recognized internationally \nyou cant do it on your own that's for sure recruit experienced people from both a clerical/managerial and sporting roles \nyou will equally need capital outlay and a public relations representative I'm sure there is  more
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there are soccer being contested in the Olympics, currently 16 teams will be played in the Olympics.\n\nqualification will be similar to the World Cup where respective confederations will be allocated their berth, host nation will get the automatic berth.\n\nthe Olympic soccer event is only restricted to under 23-squad but 3 player over 23 can be included in the squad.\n\nARGENTINA won the last summer Olympics soccer final in 2004 beating PARAGUAY in the final. Ironically, this is ARGENTINA's 1st first gold medal & PARAGUAY's first silver medal in the competition.\n\nBRAZIL may have won the World Cup 5 times but they have yet to win the elusive gold medal in Olympics soccer event. they have only won silver medal in 1988 losing to Soviet Union.
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They must either be a division 1 or division 2 referee, depending on which is higher. They must also have the credentials to participate.
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This is the only information I can find regarding the event at Barcelona 1992 that you are after:\n\nUNIFIED TEAM (EX USSR)  (Gold)\nUNITED STATES OF AMERICA  (Silver)\nGREAT BRITAIN  (Bronze)\n\nFor details, you have have to contact the Spanish Olympic Committee
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You need a lot of things behind you to win an Olympic bid.\n \nBriefly they are:\nA good organizing & bid comittee to lobby the IOC. Political & public support in your city. Support from large industries and business in your city and in your country that want to host an Olympics.\nYou need to have good event facilities or plans to build such facilities.\nYou also need an international airport nearby and have good road and rail transport systems.\nOh and have an established pashion for sport in your country.\nIt is a large team effort that requires unity from many groups within a city. Hope that helps.
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YOU HAVE TO RUN THE QUALIFICATION RACE, AND FINISH HIGH ENOUGH TO BE ABLE TO RUN THE NEXT RACE..
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the PG triathlon cycle part is easy...but just don't loose your count. i think you have to do 4 loops for the olympic distance. Its pretty much flat the entire way and pretty fast.\n\nI haven't done the sentinel yet but maybe i will sometime.
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Wow how old are you are you really going to join the olympics? Well then good luck!!!!But sorry cant help you in getting in
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Very easy to do that so long as you have the money and the ambition. You need to be passionate about what you want just as an Olympic sportsperson is. Statistics I read some time ago indicated that  foreigners are likely to be more successful than local people. When you have your back to the wall you know you have to succeed... don't go back!!!
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you should keep training as hard as you can and keep up your dreams of wanting to make the olympics. you should always have goals to reach and good luck.
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Well, there are a few ways you can qualify.  The first would be to finish top 80 and ties at Q-School.  The second way would be to contact the tournament director and get into a monday qualifier which costs around $350 or more.  If you make the top 14 of the qaulifier your in and then if you could some how win the tournament you get an exemption, but that is reaching.  The only other way would be to get a sponsors exemption.
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Not a problem.  I can do an interview for you and I can put you in touch with our team riders. (Who just took 5th Place at Top Shop at 3rd Lair)\n\nLater\nGorilla
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That is up to the coach.\nGo and ask him.\nYou are eligible.\nBut he may not have the time and resources to place you.\nBe very polite and tell him you really want to try it.
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Whe they qualify to do so.
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If you've got your heart set on racing, seek out some local bike clubs or teams in your area.  Bike shops often times have a team or a group of riders who train and race.  They can be a great resource and can even turn into great training/racing partners in your quest to become a pro.  The rest involves lots of riding, lots of racing, and a lot of determination. Be sure to find a club/group that has organized training rides and people your age that you can connect with. Good Luck!
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It's been like 3 years since i swam for the USS swmming organization so I forgot that exact info.  But you basically have to qualify for the US Olympic trials.  Then I believe the top 2 placers are taken from each event and given a spot on the US olympic team.  To make it to this olympic trial meet you basically have to be some of the top in the nation, winning sectional and national competitions.  If your friend is a swimmer for an organized team than he probably already knows this stuff.  Now all this sounds simple but when you take a look at the training of these top athletes it isn't as easy as it sounds.  These guys probably have minimum of 15 hrs of training a week.  Many do double practices, one in early morning and one in the evening.  They were genetically gifted for the sport, train with the bests team, and are dedicated year-round.