The Bermuda Olympic Association (BOA) Athletes’ Commission hosted two webinar lectures this month for athletes and representatives looking to expand their knowledge around a few key topics in sport: Drugs in Sport; and Branding. On 13 March 2021 at 3:00 p.m., Colin Ryan, Pharmacist presented on “Drugs In Sport”, which was a very educational session […]
In partnership with Bermuda Broadcast Company and the National Olympians Association, the Bermuda Athlete’s Commission is releasing stay at home workouts for the Bermuda public. The Athlete’s Commission has worked directly with our elite athletes to provide a short workout video to encourage the public to participate and stay active! After the Olympic Games postponement
Bermuda Olympic Association Athletes Chairman Julian Fletcher took part as Panam Sports began to inform athletes throughout the Americas about the first virtual meeting in history between Panam Sports, the Athlete Commission and the larger athlete community. The response from the athletes in the first “Athletes Connect” video call was overwhelming with more than 70
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The Bermuda Olympic Association Athletes’ Commission will hold an athletes forum next Sunday February 16th from 11.30am to 4pm at the National Sports Centre north field pavilion. The forum, which is intended to become an annual event, is open to all local athletes and coaches and will provide detailed information about new trends in athlete
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UNDER THE THEME OLYMPIANS FOR LIFE, 150 PARTICIPANTS FROM 107 NATIONAL OLYMPIANS ASSOCIATIONS (NOAS) ATTENDED THE WORLD OLYMPIANS ASSOCIATION (WOA)’S WORLD OLYMPIANS FORUM (WOF) FROM 15 TO 17 APRIL, WHICH HIGHLIGHTED THE IMPORTANCE OF OLYMPIANS AS AMBASSADORS AT THE HEART OF THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT. 25 Olympic medallists, 13 gold medallists and 10 flag bearers were among the group
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SOME 350 ATHLETE REPRESENTATIVES FROM 185 NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEES (NOCS), 50 INTERNATIONAL FEDERATIONS (IFS), FIVE CONTINENTAL ATHLETES COMMISSIONS (ACS), THE ACS OF ALL THE ORGANISING COMMITTEES OF THE UPCOMING OLYMPIC GAMES, THE INTERNATIONAL PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE (IPC), THE WORLD ANTI-DOPING AGENCY (WADA) AND THE WORLD OLYMPIANS ASSOCIATION (WOA) MET OVER THE PAST THREE DAYS IN LAUSANNE
