It is the opening ceremonies of the Summer Olympic Games - and you are there. As the music swells and the audience roars, you join your teammates in marching onto the field and waving to the crowd of thousands. 

No matter how you do during the games themselves, this moment is one you will remember as long as you live.

The FabJob Guide to Become an Olympic Athlete can help make your Olympic dream come true.

It might surprise you to know that no matter how old or out of shape you are right now, there are a number of Olympic sports you could successfully compete in if you start preparing now. 

In this guide, which offers advice from past and present Olympic athletes, you will find out how you could make it to the Summer Olympics.

You can expect to learn some surprising things in this guide. For example, did you know that ...

• you can choose from among dozens of sports?
• some sports require more "mental" skills than "physical" skills?
• the oldest Olympic medalist was 72 years old?
• financial support is available for athletes to train in their sport?

Getting Ready

• How to choose which sport is best for you
• How to find a coach 
• Tips from Olympic athletes on how to train effectively
• Developing a winner's attitude
• Overcoming injuries or setbacks
• Sports you can successfully start competing in as an adult
• Tips for parents on how to support your child's dream

In this part of the guide you will find details about each of the summer sports. You will discover the criteria that were needed to qualify for the 2004 Olympics, and the organizations to keep in touch with to prepare for future Olympics as soon as possible. 

• An explanation of the event
• Information about qualifying for the U.S. National Team
• Information about qualifying for the Olympics
• Helpful hints to help you succeed
• Associations for the sport (U.S., Canadian, and international) 
• How to get a head start on the competition: a list of sports that may be included at future Olympics

• College scholarships
• Free room and board at an Olympic Training Center
• Getting a steady source of income through the World Class Athlete Program
• Corporate Sponsorships
• Types of sponsorships
• Which companies fund athletes?
• Company contact information
• Where the money is in corporations
• The best ways to ask companies for financial support
• How to improve your odds of getting funding

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"Make your goals realistic, but set them high."
- John Bickar
U.S. National Champion in Shooting and co-author of the FabJob Guide to Become an Olympic Athlete

"Parents should offer their children unconditional love and positive support through the bumpy road to the top. The will, discipline and motivation must come from the athlete. We (coaches and parents) can encourage and support, but the athlete is ultimately responsible for her own success."
- Leslie Sproule
Olympic Synchronized Swimming Coach who offers advice to athletes and parents in the FabJob Guide to Become an Olympic Athlete