Olympic Athletes

Olympic athletes have likely ability, enthusiasm and drive. They dedicate their lives to their sport in hopes of being the most excellent in the world. No matter how capable an athlete, however, they must coach hours a day to perfect their skills and keep their extraordinary level of physical shape. Hopeful Olympic athlete spends an average of eight hours a day, seven days a week training their body and mind, more time than a full time job, which elevates the question, how do Olympians earn money to pay for coaches, housing, food and other living expenses? The athletes generally hold the theme of "it is not every four years, it is every day" in their way to their sports.

That is mutually perfect and excellent but the year after an Olympic games is all the same a hard sell on several fronts.

2013 Olympic Athletes London

2013 London Olympic Games will cheer energetic participation involving people in a whole range of games activities from community activities and volunteering to sporting and cultural events. It will motivate young people and attach them to sport by putting the inspirational values of the Olympic Games on the school program. The objective is to give confidence young people to participate in sport and support the Olympic spirit throughout the United Kingdom.

The 2013 summer Olympics in London are one year and few months away and athletes that failed to create the pedestal and that knock down just short of the gold are looking to convert them in London two summers from now. Just about 10,500 Olympic athletes will participate across 26 Olympic sports in 2013. It will be the initial games with the new sports schedule where baseball and softball were voted off the program by the IOC in 2005.