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History of the CG
History of the CG
When did the games start?
1930
Where is the opening ceremony in the video?
in Birmingham
When did the games start?
1930
What is special about the athletes?
they are disabled / handicapped
How many athletes took part in the games in the past?
400
How is Birmingham qualified in the video?
diverse
Where were the games in 2022? (city and country)
Birmingham in the UK/ England
What does "GAPS" mean?
Gather, Adjust, Prepare, Sustain
How long do the games last?
12 days
Give 3 arguments in favour of the games:
it can kick off a career / they are diverse and inclusive / they unite people and make no differences
What was Louise Martin's sport?
swimming
What is the GAPS camp?
an international training camp to prepare athletes and coaches for the Commonwealth games
What were the 3 different names the games had throuhout time?
British Empire Games, British Empire and Commonwealth games, British Commonwealth games
What are some countries seeking today with the games?
reparation
Who is Louise Martin?
the president of the Commonwealth games federation
What are the world class accesses the athletes have in the camp?
facilities, coaching and opportunities
Which countries in the Northern hemisphere have taken part in all the Commonwealth games?
England, Scotland, Canada, Wales
What are some countries re examining with the games?
their relationship with the monarchy
What do people share with the games?
the very best of what is the Commonwealth, cultures and traditions
What are the benefits of the camp for the athletes?
the disabled athletes have more visibility / are more seen + are more accepted