The journey to this summer’s Olympic Games has been lengthy, and the competition is as strong as ever. The different games at the Olympics, on the other hand, are far more bizarre than you could ever conceive. You may have seen the majority as spectacular, but there is a lot more going on inside the bodies of Olympians and other athletes.
From 14-year-old Nadia Comaneci’s leg muscles and ex-world champion cyclist, Janez Brajkovic’s leg muscles after a race to an artistic photo of Usain Bolt with bits of the running track stuck to his back and Alex Gregory’s hands after spending so much time in wet gloves, our collection of utterly bizarre photos offers a unique perspective on the human body and sports. You will undoubtedly be astounded, and we’d want to know which of the images piqued your curiosity the most.
A Gymnast Performing An Exercise on X-Ray
On TV, it appears to be simple, but it’s just a reminder of what the ski jumpers are looking at. In Sochi, Russia, a view from the top of the Olympic ski jump.
Everything revolves around the Olympic Games.
Simone Biles and David Lee, a US volleyball player, are different sizes.
Hidilyn Diaz, a weightlifter, became the Philippines’ first Olympic gold medalist.
Sarah Attar, The First Saudi Woman To Compete In Athletics At The Olympics, Placed Last In Her Heat In The 800 Meters, But We Are All Proud Of Her: Sarah Attar, The First Saudi Woman To Compete In Athletics At The Olympics
At the age of 14, the leg muscles of the first Perfect 10 in Olympic history. Nadia Comaneci is a Romanian actress.
Janez Brajkovic, a former world champion cyclist, after a race
For The Houston Astros, I’m Throwing Out The First Pitch
On the Eve Of The US Nationals
Maarten Van Der Weijden, the Dutch Olympic swimming champion To raise money for cancer research, he swam 163 kilometers (101 miles) in 55 hours.
Simone Biles, a 4’8″ Olympic gymnast, stands next to Shaq, who stands at 7’1″.
I take it with me after blazing up the track.
Alexander Volkov (volleyball) and Seda Tutkhalyan (judo) are both Olympians (Gymnast). Russia’s national team
I think my legs are a little tired after sixteen stages of the Tour de France.
At the 2009 U.S. Olympic Trials, J.R. Celski used his right skate blade to slice through his entire left quadriceps.
Olympic Rower’s Hands
Olympic Abs
When you ride your bike every day vs. when you retire and ride casually
Laurine Van Riessen, a Dutch track cyclist, riding the track wall at the Rio Olympics.
