The sports world entered 2024 with high expectations, as the Paris Olympics in 2024 will be a pinnacle moment in sporting history. The thrilling Games will take place from July 26 to August 11, with competitions spread across 16 other cities in France and one additional site in Tahiti, which is part of French Polynesia.

In addition to these exciting updates, Paris 2024 will also feature an equal number of male and female athletes, a first in Olympic history. Adding to the excitement, another highlight is that four new sporting events will make their way to Paris as well.

Four new sports introduced to enthrall the younger generation

According to WBAL-TV affiliated with NBC, the Paris Olympics 2024 will have unique Olympic sports like archery, athletics, basketball, and many others. But there are also four new sports added: breaking, sport climbing, skateboarding, and surfing. These sports are chosen to make the Olympics more fun and exciting for young people and showcase the skills of modern athletes who blend athleticism with artistry. Breaking Also known as breakdancing, it will make its Olympic debut in Paris in 2024.

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Breaking is all about combining athletic moves with artistic expression, and participants, called B-Boys and B-Girls, will perform routines in front of judges, who will score them based on creativity, technique, and style. Meanwhile, speed rock climbing, skateboarding, and surfing were also featured at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and are set to be showcased at the Paris Olympics in 2024 as well. As the excitement builds to see these sports make their way to Paris, let us also see the schedule of the Paris Olympics.

The schedule of the Paris Olympics in 2024

The Paris Olympic Games in 2024 will be filled with exciting competitions spread over two weeks. The first day, which is July 27, will see athletes competing in cycling, judo, fencing, rugby, swimming, diving, and shooting. Skateboarding events will also happen on the same day at the Place de la Concorde. This is when the first medals of the games will be awarded. Two weeks later, on August 9 and 10, the breaking events will take place. During the weekend of August 3 and 4, there will be many finals in sports like tennis, table tennis, fencing, athletics, archery, shooting, artistic gymnastics, and more.

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This will be an action-packed time, with champions being crowned in the most popular sporting disciplines. Another exciting part of the Olympics is the swimming and athletics finals. These will happen in the evenings from July 27 to August 4 for swimming and from August 1 to 11 for athletics. Surfing at the Paris 2024 Olympics will also unfold over an exhilarating four-day span spanning from July 27th to August 5th in Teahupo’o, Tahiti, French Polynesia. With just six months remaining until the pinnacle games, fans are brimming with anticipation for the Paris Olympics 2024, which will go down in history.

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