GWM at the 2024 Paris olympics

Tonight is the opening ceremony of the olympics in Paris.

Please share your favorite participating athletes. Mention name, country and discipline; and height/weight/measurements/results if available. Pics in contest and/or casual. I'll start:

Sienna Green, Australia, Water polo, 6'4 (193 cm) and Abby Andrews, Australia, Water polo, 179 cm (5'10.5)

Lieke Klaver, Netherlands, Athletics: 400m & 4x400m. 182 cm (6') (And the rest of the 4x400m team):

Tasa Jiya, Netherlands, Athletics: 200m & 4x100m. 184 cm (6'0.5). 68 kg (150 lbs):

Nicky Degrendele, Belgium, Track cycling: sprint & keirin. 168 cm (5'6), 76 kg (168 lbs). Quads 66.5 cm (26").

Mathilde Gros, France, Track cycling: sprint & keirin. 175 cm (5'9), 73 kg (161 lbs).

Rani Rosius, Belgium, Athletics: 100m & 4x100m. 170 cm (5'7):

Anna Hall, USA, Athletics: heptathlon. 5'11 (180 cm):

And there are much, much more I could name, but please go ahead!

Keely Hodgkinson 800M

USA syncro divers Sarah Bacon and Kassidy Cook:

what a great thread !!!

I must say that Tara Davis-Woodhall's combination of beauty, personality and muscle makes her a personal favourite of mine:

But for abs lovers, the Bacon-Cook partnership is really hard to beat:

Female muscle girl are certainly between track female cyclist (sprint, keirin, 500 m..).

Wow great thread. Sorry somehow missed this when i started my thread

Female muscle girl are certainly between track female cyclist (sprint, keirin, 500 m..).

Indeed! What reminds me of Pauline Grabosch (Germany, 176 cm = 5'9.5" and 77 kg = 170 lbs). Probably the best upper body of them, and she likes to show off:

(Bonus: Emma Hinze)

Women's Weightlifting event is August 7th-11th :)

Tbh, I find the weightlifting often quite disappointing. Unlike powerlifting, weightlifting is more a result of technique and speed than pure power. The lower weight categories often have little visible muscles, and in the open class (+87 kg) you don't see the muscles below the fat (no offense, but it is a fact that these ladies have a high percentage of body fat). So only the -76 and -87 kg have some potential, and still: search for 'Wang Zhouyu', -87 kg winner at the Tokyo olympics, and judge for yourself

Another good tip: the Canoe and Kayak events:

Nevin Harrison, USA, 5'9/175 cm and 160 lbs/73 kg

Lisa Carrington, New Zealand, 168 cm/5'6 and 63.5 kg/140 lbs

Both defend their Tokyo titles.

Maude Charron - Canada - Weightlifting - Women's 59kg

Yenny Alvarez - Colombia - Weightlifting - Women's 59kg

Kuo Hsing-Chun - Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) - Weightlifting - Women's 59kg

https://img.olympics.com/images/image/private...

Loredana Toma - Romania - Weightlifting - Women's 71kg

Solfrid Koanda - Norway - Weightlifting - Women's 81kg

(I think she'll win gold aha)

Indeed! What reminds me of Pauline Grabosch (Germany, 176 cm = 5'9.5" and 77 kg = 170 lbs). Probably the best upper body of them, and she likes to show off:

(Bonus: Emma Hinze)

She's beautiful.. And she's not even among the most muscular girls track cyclists, there are also those with a higher BMI than her.

She's beautiful.. And she's not even among the most muscular girls track cyclists, there are also those with a higher BMI than her.

Can you share their profile here if possible

Can you share their profile here if possible

Her name Is Pauline Grabosch, She has ig..

Be careful with your posting, some of the athletes competing in Paris are under 18.

Amazing thread. Keep it going next couple weeks.

Be careful with your posting, some of the athletes competing in Paris are under 18.

What has that got to do with anything?

What has that got to do with anything?

It’s a rule of the site to not post minors.

Sonia malavisi (italia, pole vault, 1,72m, 67kg)

Ivana vuleta (Russia, long jumper, 1,76, 67kg)

Alisha Newman (pole vault, 1,75m, 63kg)

Celeste mucci (1,74m, sprinter)

Filipa martins (1,75m, gymnast)

Alexandra Burghardt (1,82m, 70kg, sprinter)

Alexia putellas (1,73m, football)

the fact that just about all of them are doping is hilarious but also a turn on

let's keep it any athlete besides the weightlifting team lol.

It’s a rule of the site to not post minors.

So hundreds of millions can watch them on TV, but we can't see them here. Absurd or what?

So hundreds of millions can watch them on TV, but we can't see them here. Absurd or what?

hello FBI!

Charlotte Bonnet, France, 200m swimming, 5'9 (1.74m), 134lb (61kg)