Objectives Of Olympic Games

Olympic Games is an international sports event in which intercontinental and international competitors participate in sports competitions.

• Participation in sports helps people to know one another and also it provides opportunities for the participant to see each other.
• It unites countries and continents.
• The Olympic movement like sport in general by its very nature brings in international understanding and opposes the division of the world and friendship among people of all continents.

What Are The Objectives Of the Olympic Games?

1. To develop motor and physical fitness i.e.

   • Strength,
   • Speed,
   • Endurance,
   • Agility,
   • Balance,
   • Flexibility,
   • Accuracy etc.
2. To develop interest and competence in lifetime participation in games and sports.
3. To develop good body mechanics and skills in a variety of dynamic forms of movements applied in games and sports.
4. To develop social aim.
Also Read: Ancient Greek Olympics (Ancient Olympic Games)

5. To develop social qualities such as

   • Cooperation,
   • Helpfulness,
   • Tolerance,
   • Sympathy,
   • Team spirit,
   • Patience and sportsmanship
6. To develop a fir level of skills to specific major games, field events, Gymnastics, and yoga exercises.
7. To develop an interest in games and sports as a cultural heritage.

8. To develop

   • Emotional maturity
   • Mental alertness
   • Motor skills
   • Neuromuscular coordination
   • Moral goodness
   • Psychosomatic unity i.e., unity of the mind and body.

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