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The Olympic Games
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AS level (Socio-Cultral Studies) Physical Education (PE) Mapa Mental sobre The Olympic Games, creado por Nathan Wren el 12/05/2017.
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The Olympic Games
De Coubertin
The Vision
Wanted to reinvent the ancient olympics in Athens
Inspired by Much Wenlock games in 1890
The Olympic Charter
IOC - Principles of the OG
Building a peaceful & better world
Educating youth through sport
Practised without discrimination
Practised in the Olympic Spirit
Mutual understanding
Spirit of friendship, solidarity & fair play
BOA - In addition to IOC
Link sport with culture & education
Promote the joy found in effort
Background
1600's Robert Dover founded Cotswold Games
Governing Bodies
BOA (British Olympic Association
National Olympic Committee for Britain
Part of the IOC
Functions
IOC (International Olympic Committee
Functions
Founded June 23, 1894
Commercialism
Amatuerism
British athletes struggle
Commit time & effort
Although no financial gain
Commercialisation
IOC accepted commercialsim
Attracted sponsors
'TOP' Programme
The Olympic Partner Programme
Managed by the IOC
Invited sponsors invest
In return, companies can use Olympic logos on products
Worldwide marketing opportunities
First choice of advertising slots on TV
The Modern Olympic Movement
Aims
'Ennoble & Strengthen sports'
'Ensure sports is independent & durable'
'To fulfil educational role'
'Glorification of the individual athlete
Background
De Coubertin adopted ethics & values of 19th century public schools
Modern games strictly for amateurs
Took part for love of their sport
Amatuerism
Had to be 'gentleman' by birth
Exclusively middle & upper classes
Lower class could not afford to participate
Not paid to take part
'Fair Play'
Practise & Training considered as bad as cheating
Professionals unfair advantage over hobby participants
The Oath
Taken by 1 athlete & 1 coach
Only host nation
During opening ceremony
Summer & Winter Format
GB, Australia, France, Greece, Switzerland
London hosted in 1908 & 1948
Nation Building
Showcasing
Vehicle for gaining publicity
Improving a country's image and national pride
'shop window' effect
China
One-party Communist state
Sport controlled, funded & encouraged by the government
Some say China wanted to highlight economic rise, and emergence as a world power
Human Rights
Some argued, sending teams to Beijing endorsed China's poor record on Human Rights
Politics
Universally accepted sport & politics are linked
Sport used for internal & external political motives
Functional & Dysfunctional outcomes
London 2012
Benefits to Sport
More money invested in sport at every level
Ensure success
Funds for UK Sport
World class facilities
Sporting venues
Higher profile for sprt
Inspire young people
Benefits to Britain
Increase participation in sport and physical recreation
Increase physical/mental wellbeing
Promote healthy lifestyle
Media coverage
Generate interest
Commitments
Improved transport and communications
Efficiency required
Impacts & Implications
Tourism boost the economy
General attitudes towards disability improved
Benefits to Local Area
Employment opportunities
Site in deprived area of London renewed
3,500 residential housing units
Reduced crime
Drawbacks
Soaring costs & Legacy of debt
Lack of long-term opportunities
Focus on elitism rather than participation
Emphasis on Nationalism
Potential discrimination
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