What is the easiest Olympic sport?
 

So i've been good in sports all my life man. Varsity bball, varsity volleyball I learned in 1 year and became the starter and number one spiker in my team. I do all kind of sports for fun: badminton, bowling, pool, running, swimming. Basically I'm good. :confusedshrug:

So I've decided I wanted a Olympic Gold Medal to put in my room. What's the easiest sports to accomplish this? I just want to train for maybe 2 months then enter the olympic competition in 2016.

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cant tell if serious :coleman:

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Then why wasting time posting obvious lies here? Get out and do something better, son!

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Table Tennis is probably the least physically demanding of all the events. Almost anyone can do it and it doesn't take years of training.

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its easy to learn not to suck but its extremely hard to learn to be good at it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8IVASo0umU

you think anyone can learn to do this?

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Give me 2 weeks and I should be around that level. :pimp:

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ROFLMONSTER!!

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Not saying it's EASY by everyday standards, but i think the easiest out of the Olympic sports would probably be fencing

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That guy got lucky

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Fencing, archery, or equestrian dressage.

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You need a lifetime to master the crazy amount of technique that is behind fencing. If OP means easiest as in easiest to pick up, then fencing is definitely out of the question.

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It's gotta be that equestrian trash then

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Equastrian

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Going to be tough to get a horse, a very good one. A horse that is trained already in the sport.