How does it feel representing your country at the olympics?

Something that you just cant explain unless you have been a part of it . Its bigger than any other sporting event you can think of not even world cups of sports come any where near it. read more

The five colors of the Olympic rings and the white background were chosen to represent all of the colors of the flags seen from each country competing in the Olympics. It was designed by Pierre de Coubertin in 1913, at the outbreak of World War I, to symbolize peace and fraternity. read more

Offcourse, Olympics, is the best platform to show, to raise, the name of a country in world. Yes, anyone can represent their country in Olympics, but you should follow some rules:-You should clear a particular, range of record, to qualify for participating in Olympics. ONE should not involve in any dopping case. read more

Athletes represent the country that they have citizenship in. Many athletes have dual citizenship and chose which country to represent. Many athletes from the US (Milorad Cavic of Serbia for instance) represent other countries because it's easier to qualify for their olympic team than it is in the US and because they have citizenship there as well. read more