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Yesterday, the 200-meter men's final at the Paris 2024 Olympics took place, and there has been a lot of talk about one of the athletes, Noah Lyles. Lyles is a very successful sprinter, having won three world championships and a bronze medal at the 2020 and 2024 Olympic Games. He also won a gold medal in the 2014 Youth Olympic Games. In 2023, he made history by winning three sprint events at the World Championships, a feat not achieved since Usain Bolt did it in 2015. (Source: Wikipedia) Noah Lyles comes across as a confident and driven individual. He truly believes in himself and his abilities, which motivates him to strive for excellence every day. However, some people see him as too proud and full of himself. This raises the question: Where does self-confidence end and arrogance begin? In a documentary called "Sprint" on Netflix, you can see behind-the-scenes moments with Lyles and other track runners. From his interactions, you can tell that Lyles exudes confidence and determination, influences that stem from his background and the support of people like his mom, who motivates him despite his asthma. Before the final race, Lyles was poised and prepared, fully confident in his ability to win. However, Letsile Tebogo emerged as the victor, leaving Lyles with a third-place finish. Now, the question remains: How do we differentiate between self-confidence, pride, arrogance, and boastfulness? Note: Many people are critical of Lyles, labelling him as prideful and boastful. Photo Credit: Noah Lyles #parisolympics #paris2024

Olympic Medals: A Global Showcase of Excellence The 2024 Paris Olympics has become a stage for global athletic prowess, as nations compete not just for victory but for pride on the world stage. As of now, the medal tally is a reflection of intense preparation, strategy, and sheer determination exhibited by athletes from around the globe. In a historic display, several countries have already clinched their first-ever Olympic medals, highlighting the expanding reach and diversity of the games. Traditional powerhouses like the United States, China, and Russia continue to dominate, their athletes pushing the boundaries of human capability across disciplines from track and field to swimming. The medal table, updated in real-time on the official Olympic website, reveals intriguing trends. Notably, European nations, leveraging the proximity of the games, have shown significant gains, with France, the host nation, rallying strong support from home crowds to boost their medal tally. Meanwhile, emerging sporting nations from Africa and Asia have made notable breakthroughs, challenging the established order and injecting new energy into the competition. In events like gymnastics and swimming, the margin of victory is often determined by mere seconds, and the current results are nothing short of spectacular. Athletes such as Simone Biles and Caeleb Dressel have further solidified their legendary status, while new stars have emerged, heralding a bright future for their respective sports. As we look ahead to the 2028 Games in Los Angeles, more stories of triumph, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of excellence are sure to unfold. Stay tuned for what promises to be an exciting chapter in Olympic history. #NewSports #MedalTally #Paris2024 #Olympics #OlympicMedal #SportsClimbing #RoadToParis2024 #ParisToLA #LA28 #AttentivelyForAll #RestAssuredOfYou #GWInstek

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Paris 2024: The incredible story behind the Olympic and Paralympic medals The athletes who will compete at the Olympic Games Paris 2024 now have an extra motivation to reach the podium: in addition to bringing home a gold, silver or bronze medal, they will also take a small piece of Paris with them, materialised by a section of the Eiffel Tower integrated in each one. It all began with a rather special brief. Bring creativity and poignancy to a classic yet essential object symbolising the Olympic and Paralympic Games. But how can the medal be even more special? Is it possible to go beyond the traditional with something as classic and long-established as the medals? The answer: yes. By including a piece of France inside – literally. Chaumet, the French jewellery house, used its world-recognised expertise to take the concept to another level in order to magnify the idea, make it shine and give life to something that could have been ridiculous, but turned out to be quite special. This time, the designers didn’t have to deal with a timeless diamond or a ruby, but a material that had aged. They decided to think of it and work with it: the Eiffel Tower, at the centre of an exceptional jewel. Each medal made for Paris 2024, revealed on Thursday 8 February, has an original piece of the Eiffel Tower in it, and it comes with a supporting certificate of authenticity.

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As the CEO of Empowering Diversity, I find it inspiring to see the world united through sport, celebrating excellence and the Olympic spirit. The 2024 Olympics in Paris are not just a showcase of athletic prowess but also a testament to the power of dreams and the strength that comes from our diverse backgrounds. This global gathering highlights how our differences can unite us, creating a rich tapestry of cultures, stories, and experiences. At Empowering Diversity, we believe in diversity's transformative power and inclusion's importance. This journey has been my purpose and passion, driving the team to advocate for a world where everyone can pursue their dreams, regardless of their background. The Olympics remind us that with dedication and support, we can achieve greatness and inspire others to do the same. I encourage everyone to embrace diversity, not just as a concept but as a daily practice. Together, we can build a world where every voice is heard, every story is valued, and every dream has the opportunity to come true. #Olympics2024 #EmpoweringDiversity #UnityInDiversity #DreamsComeTrue #CelebrateExcellence #Paris2024 #DiversityMatters #Inclusion #GlobalUnity #InspireChange

🔝 OLYMPIC AMBITIONS 🥇 During Paris 2024, so many conversations with friends and colleagues revolved around the Olympic roster, particularly the new sports that debuted, namely Breaking, Sport Climbing and 3x3 Basketball. These are not mainstream sports we follow every day, so, it's always fascinating to see their arrival at the highest level. The Olympic level. 🥈 It also leads to conversations about what sports will enter in the future. And, though it's no longer a question for LA28 Olympic & Paralympic Games, there are many who think our sport of padel could be due its place as soon (in Olympic terms, at least) as Brisbane 2032. We all know that Australia is a nation that loves its sport, so what are the prospects of padel at the Olympics and how soon can it happen? 🥉 You won't be surprised to hear that I'm an advocate for its inclusion at the earliest opportunity, and we at Hexagon will do all we can to support the sport's growth at the professional and amateur levels to make that dream a reality. What do you think...when will padel be ready to achieve Olympic stature? #padel #olympics #brisbane2032 #padelolympics #hexagon Paris 2024 - Comité d'organisation des Jeux Olympiques et Paralympiques de 2024, International Padel Federation International Olympic Committee – IOC Australian Olympic Committee Alba Saiz Carvajal Enrique Buenaventura Astrid Thams Labayen Ricardo De Las Heras Ben Nichols Tim Godfrey Dani Homedes Hexagon Cup

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Facts about Olympics 2024 🤩 • What's the difference between Olympics and Paralympics? The Paralympics focus more on physical disabilities. The Olympics and Paralympics are about elite competition and specialization. • The Olympic flag is one of the symbols of the modern Olympic Games. It consists of five interlocking rings on a white background in different colors that indicate all the world's nations and is a symbol of the universality of the Olympic spirit. • The Olympic motto is (Citius, Altius, Fortius) It's a Latin expression that means: Faster, higher, stronger Henri Martin Didion is the father of this slogan. • The Olympics and Paralympics happen once every four years since 1896. • Paris 2024  will be held between 26 July - 11 August 2024 and will feature 329 events in 32 sports. • Flamd collection inspired by flame using black, white, and gold colors. • Flame name inspired of (Flame that buns inside every athlete) To help them overcome many obstacles, whether it's injury or doubts. • Lina Radke was the first to win a golden medal wearing Adidas shoes in Amsterdam in 1928. • For the first time, the "B-girls" team will be in the Olympics 2024 for the breakdance competition. • BMX freestyle for the first time in Olympics 2024. • Adidas partners with 9 Olympic teams and 6 Paralympic teams. • Turkey and Bahrain will be in the Olympics 2024 for the first time. • Noah Lyles was the first sprinter to get a golden medal. • Olympics campaign "You got this " #Adidas #Egypt #EMC #Olympics2024 #Olympicsnews #facts #Olympicsfacts

Russian athletes win six medals on second day of Paris Paralympics After the two day of competition, Russian athletes have won a total of nine medals PARIS, August 30/ Russian athletes won one gold, one silver and four bronze medals on the second day of the Paris Paralympics. Andrey Kalina became the champion in the men’s 100m breaststroke SB8 race. Vladimir Sotnikov won a silver medal in the men's 100 backstroke S13 race. Swimmers Kirill Pulver, Darya Lukyanenko and Viktoriya Isciulova won bronze medals. Runner Andrey Vdovin came third in the men's 100m T37 race. After day two of the competition, Russian athletes have won a total of nine medals: one gold, three silver and five bronze ones. The Paris Paralympics will end on September 8. Russian athletes are authorized to compete only in neutral status, and their medals will not be taken into account in overall medal count. #business #finance #financialservices