Some of the best action shots of the last day of the Games of the XXX Olympiad (sans closing ceremonies, which will be separate), as found on the net!
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Showing posts with label modern pentathlon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label modern pentathlon. Show all posts
Monday, August 13, 2012
London 2012: Action Shots of the Day, day 19 (Final Day)
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2012,
athletics,
basketball,
boxing,
cycling,
handball,
London,
modern pentathlon,
Olympics,
rhythmic gymnastics,
volleyball,
water polo,
wrestling
Sunday, August 12, 2012
London 2012: Action Shots of the Day, day 18
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2012,
athletics,
basketball,
boxing,
football,
handball,
hockey,
London,
modern pentathlon,
Olympics,
taekwondo,
volleyball,
wrestling
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
London 2012: The Countdown Series: Modern Pentathlon Preview
27 days to go until the first day of the London Olympics. This is a preview of the modern pentathlon at the London Olympics.
The modern pentathlon is comprised of five events, where this year at London, it will be contested at three venues. Before I get to the venues, what exactly is the modern pentathlon for newbies?
The modern pentathlon is comprised of five events:
At Beijing 2008, Andrey Moiseyev's win in this event tied Lars Hall with the most wins in this event in the Olympics with two each. Moiseyev is probably looking for his third straight win, becoming the first in this event to win three.
On the women's side, despite no repeat winner in the history of this event, Lena Schoneborn is the defending champion.
72 participants-36 men and 36 women-will compete in this event this year in London.
Up next: a look at equestrian.
The modern pentathlon is comprised of five events, where this year at London, it will be contested at three venues. Before I get to the venues, what exactly is the modern pentathlon for newbies?
The modern pentathlon is comprised of five events:
- pistol shooting
- epee fencing
- 200m freestyle swimming
- show jumping
- 3km cross country run
At Beijing 2008, Andrey Moiseyev's win in this event tied Lars Hall with the most wins in this event in the Olympics with two each. Moiseyev is probably looking for his third straight win, becoming the first in this event to win three.
On the women's side, despite no repeat winner in the history of this event, Lena Schoneborn is the defending champion.
72 participants-36 men and 36 women-will compete in this event this year in London.
Up next: a look at equestrian.
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