The Olympics has a bold plan to use AI to make upcoming games in Italy and Los Angeles more efficient and to improve the experience for those watching on TV around the world. …
For the L.A. Summer Games in 2028, the organizers hope AI will help manage more than three dozen sports taking place across a broad swath of Southern California (plus softball and canoeing in Oklahoma City). …
IOC President-elect Kirsty Coventry on unity within the Olympic Movement: “Our Movement, each and every single one of you, is that spiderweb. It’s complex, it’s beautiful, and it’s strong. But it only works if we work together, and if we remain united.” pic.twitter.com/Kism0Q1mY6
With deep sorrow, the Asian Gymnastics Union mourns the loss of Tara Hajimiri, an 8-year-old Iranian gymnast whose life was tragically taken in the recent conflict.
Tara was more than a gymnast — she was a symbol of hope and grace. Her light will never be forgotten.
We stand with her family and the Iranian gymnastics community in this time of grief.
As they stand now, I’m strongly for everyone boycotting the proposed Enhanced Games.
Hopefully it won’t be financially feasible. Who’s going to pay for another multi-sport Games?
They plan to include Gymnastics — which is surprising as our sport has had so little doping compared with others.
Without question, some athletes will suffer health complications and possibly even death as they try to out-dope competitors.
Statement from the IOC and WADA Athletes Commissions on the Enhanced Games, ahead of the International Athletes Forum in Lausanne on 11-12 June. @Athlete365@wada_amapic.twitter.com/kORgeTQcwX
I’m surprised Li Li wouldn’t stay through Olympics 2028.
USA Gymnastics CEO Li Li Leung will leave her role at the end of the year after a six-year run in which she led the NGB out of crisis and rebuilt the organization. Her departure comes after a drastic turnaround for the national governing body, which she has led since March 2019 and took over following one of the worst sexual abuse crises in sport. …
“I hope to be able to take some time off and figure out what is next, but that hasn’t been what’s the focus for me,” she said. “It’s basically making sure that this organization is in place to be able to hand off in a great situation.”
USA Gymnastics CEO Li Li Leung will step down at the end of the year. In six years at the NGB, she has led it out of crisis, instituted reforms and returned it to commercial and competitive success.www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Articles/202…