I want to be in the Olympics really bad!?

Question

Well I'm fourteen, 5'8, 175 pounds. I'm not fat but heavyish. I really like gymnastics and track and volleyball, am I too late to train for the Olympics? I also need tips like for a routine to lose weight by doing one of these sports. Please I need help!

Answer 1

What events in track?

Answer 2

I don't think you are two late for volleyball (i'd stay away from track and gymnastics though). your goal should be to master volleyball over the next four years. I would suggest getting a physical trainer, but if thats not an option for you, then this is what you need to do: (*remember that the only way to loose weight is to burn more calories than you take in) eat egg whites in the morning for breakfast, small portion of chicken and veggies at lunch, and egg whites for dinner. start out running 1 or two miles a day, every day add a half mile to your routine. as you begin to loose weight and burning off more calories daily, you will be able to eat more. while you are doing this training, ask your parents or friends about volleyball clinics, and join your school volleyball team. with a lot of dedication and hard work, anything is possible. good luck  

Answer 3

You are way too late for gymnastics.  Not the others, but you'd better get moving!

Don't worry about a particular routine!  YOU DON'T NEED SOME SPECIAL MAGIC ROUTINE!  STOP LOOKING FOR SOME SPECIAL MAGIC ROUTINE!  JUST START EXERCISING!

GET STARTED!  NOW!

Answer 4

Ur 2 late 4 da ones in '12

but if u practice nd lose some weight u mite make it 2 da ones in '16

Answer 5

Join some kind of sport in high school

even if you just train with them, get close to the coaches and just ask

that will help you get into shape

starting eating better, there are a million sites where you can learn how to do that

try out for any of those sports you mentioned in college

that is where most athletes come from, the college competitions

Answer 6

14 is a pretty late start, no offense but 99% of the gymnast stare way before that, unless your a exceptionally talented and are willing to train like no athlete before.

I hope you know how much it costs to become an Olympian.