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• Ligne n°13 : Is there a need to Americanize Modern Olympics? - Rawlins Times: Columns


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• Ligne n°48 : Is there a need to Americanize Modern Olympics? Dough Hecox Rawlins Daily Times | 0 comments


• Ligne n°56 : American athletes have always been at a disadvantage to their foreign counterparts. An American athlete growing up in, say, Afton, Wyo., has limited access to such foreign activities as judo or tae kwan do. Yes, I know there are several martial arts studios teaching Wyoming kids martial arts and each is probably pretty good, so donât be offended â especially if you have martial arts training. Iâm simply pointing out that taking a karate class in a Wyoming strip mall is a far cry from growing up, say, in Japan where the entire culture has been saturated with martial artistry for centuries.


• Ligne n°56 : American athletes have always been at a disadvantage to their foreign counterparts. An American athlete growing up in, say, Afton, Wyo., has limited access to such foreign activities as judo or tae kwan do. Yes, I know there are several martial arts studios teaching Wyoming kids martial arts and each is probably pretty good, so donât be offended â especially if you have martial arts training. Iâm simply pointing out that taking a karate class in a Wyoming strip mall is a far cry from growing up, say, in Japan where the entire culture has been saturated with martial artistry for centuries.


• Ligne n°62 : Our cowboy heritage ensures that Wyoming athletes would do fine in equestrian events, and our mountainous terrain makes the Equality State a proving ground for the worldâs greatest skiers. However, Wyomingites â and Americans in general â deserve more opportunities to challenge the worldâs best athletes in more traditionally American activities.


• Ligne n°62 : Our cowboy heritage ensures that Wyoming athletes would do fine in equestrian events, and our mountainous terrain makes the Equality State a proving ground for the worldâs greatest skiers. However, Wyomingites â and Americans in general â deserve more opportunities to challenge the worldâs best athletes in more traditionally American activities.


• Ligne n°64 : Judging by the Americans I see at allâyouâcanâeat buffets and shopping mall food courts, competitive eating is a huge sport here in the United States and would be a great addition to the Olympics. True, itâs not an athletic activity in the traditional sense but the annual Nathanâs Hot Dog Eating Contest at Coney Island in New York and the various watermelonâ, pieâ and cornâonâtheâcobâeating contests at county fairs nationwide, make competitive eating something worthy of consideration. Not just anyone can eat like that.


• Ligne n°68 : Because America already has a swollen, overweight leg up on the competition, letâs call irresponsible eating and not working out a sport. Our country has some of the worldâs fattest kids, so sumo wrestling shouldnât only be an Olympic sport but one that is promoted in U.S. high schools as a varsity sport. In either competitive eating or sumo wrestling, American kids would be unbeatable.


• Ligne n°68 : Because America already has a swollen, overweight leg up on the competition, letâs call irresponsible eating and not working out a sport. Our country has some of the worldâs fattest kids, so sumo wrestling shouldnât only be an Olympic sport but one that is promoted in U.S. high schools as a varsity sport. In either competitive eating or sumo wrestling, American kids would be unbeatable.


• Ligne n°70 : Demolition derby is another classic American sport in which we would literally crush the competition, and for a very simple reason. American cars are the biggest. A 1970 Ford Galaxie 500 will always beat a Daewoo. In fact, you could fit a Daewoo in its trunk.


• Ligne n°70 : Demolition derby is another classic American sport in which we would literally crush the competition, and for a very simple reason. American cars are the biggest. A 1970 Ford Galaxie 500 will always beat a Daewoo. In fact, you could fit a Daewoo in its trunk.


• Ligne n°72 : If that seems unfair, fine. Letâs make it a Monster Truck contest. Americaâs Bigfoot will always beat its Daewoo equivalent. The only downside is that either Robosaurus or Megasaurus would frighten Japanâs athletes into a blind panic. Iâve seen how Japanese people react when Godzilla comes to town, so fireâbreathing, carâeating dinosaurâshaped trucks could turn the Olympic Monster Truck rally into absolute bedlam.


• Ligne n°76 : If we can put a McDonalds in every nation on Earth, we can make the Olympics a little more American too. U.S. athletes will do well in London next month, but I wonât rest until weâve won a gold medal in every Olympic event there is â and even in a few there arenât.


• Ligne n°99 : Posted in Columns on Wednesday, July 18, 2012 8:39 pm. | Tags: Dough Hecox, Rawlins, Carbon County, Wyoming, Olympics, United States, America, Obama