Sports Champ - September 2024

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Sports Champ is India's first ever Olympic sports education magazine. September 2024 edition is very special for us as we have covered the news live from Paris Olympics 2024

No Target is Too Far

Swapnil Kusale’s story is a testament to the power of faith, perseverance, and the unyielding support of one’s mentors. His journey from a small village in Maharashtra to the Olympic podium serves as an inspiration to aspiring athletes across the country, reminding them that with the right guidance and dedication, no target is too far to hit

4 mins

Pioneering AI Initiatives for Athlete Well-being

Paris 2024 marks the first time AI has been used to provide safe online spaces for a large number of athletes competing in various sports simultaneously

2 mins

Panagon's Basketball Revolution

From street courts to national recognition: How Panagon is transforming French basketball culture

4 mins

PARIS CULTURAL OLYMPIAD

The Cultural Olympiad is a multidisciplinary artistic and cultural programme that runs before and during the Games, concluding on 8 September 2024.

1 min

Sarvesh leaps into Olympic history

Sarvesh Kushare, a high jumper from Maharashtra, made history as the first Indian to qualify for the Olympic Games in his event. Though he didn’t reach the finals, his experience in Paris has sparked hopes for future victories in upcoming Asian and World Championships.

6 mins

PARIS TRANSFORMS INTO A CITY FOR ALL

Paris is enhancing accessibility with 17 new Enhanced Accessibility Neighbourhoods, upgraded transport infrastructure, and 1,000 accessible taxis. These measures are part of a broader effort to improve mobility and ensure key services are easily reachable for everyone

4 mins

'ATHLETES ARE NOT PREPARED FOR LIFE BEYOND SPORTS CAREER'

Dr Deb Agnew is an associate professor in the College of Education, Psychology, and Social Work at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia. She teaches sociology of sports in the Bachelor of Sports and Active Recreation programme.