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30 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

Sports/Events Program for the 2021 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games: https://www.sat.or.th/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Event.pdf

 

It’s weird collection of sports and events as always. There’s some weird omissions of events, which leads me to believe Thailand has designed a program that favors them (not unlike Turkmenistan did). 
 

You can find the logo, proposed schedule, and venue plan on this website: https://www.sat.or.th/bkk-cbi2021/

Roller sports/climbing are listed as one, are they going to do both to earn medals? lol

 

also, Netball giving 2 bronze medals strange

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5 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Roller sports/climbing are listed as one, are they going to do both to earn medals? lol

OCA has them listed as separate sports, so I think that’s just someone with poor PDF creation skills :p

 

6 minutes ago, intoronto said:

also, Netball giving 2 bronze medals strange

It’s an OCA multi-sports games, so that’s actually one of the more normal things listed on that document :p

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4 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

Sports/Events Program for the 2021 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games: https://www.sat.or.th/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Event.pdf

 

It’s weird collection of sports and events as always. There’s some weird omissions of events, which leads me to believe Thailand has designed a program that favors them (not unlike Turkmenistan did). 
 

You can find the logo, proposed schedule, and venue plan on this website: https://www.sat.or.th/bkk-cbi2021/

good luck to have a big event like this only in 5 months ! but who knows this is Thailand, they love to host big events like this. apparently things are free there, and they don't have to worry about the costs :d

 

but let's imagine COVID will disappear before May, it seems they throw everything they had to the program. Wai Kru, really ?! :p that's a dance before the Muaythai competitions ! ASEAN chess ?! :wacko: Drone racing ?! (that's demonstration though) Mixed sepaktakraw ?! :yikes: this is new , IOC will love the idea!

 

the selection of weights for combat sports is also funny, doesn't make sense in most sports. I assume they only pick weights where there is a "decent" Thai fighter. Wrestling (excluding traditional wrestling) has only 4 events, 2 FS, 1 GR and 1 Women :lol: I never heard of such thing in my life. and why exactly 67kg GR and why not another weight ? :d

 

I really hope we will have this competition in May but that's really unlikely. Asia is in trouble to find hosts for its Olympic qualifiers. nobody in Asia (except our rich friends in Persian Gulf) is interested to host anything these days.

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Couldn't really understand the inclusion of badminton and pistols event - it is indeed an indoor sports - but I think it's already popular enough?

 

 

And pencak silat comes back to Asian stage again, let's see what kind of judging will came out :lol: 

 

 

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Does anyone have any contacts at Atos Spain, or MSL? I’m still missing results PDFs from the Games they provided results for. I haven’t been able to contact them in any form.

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On 09/12/2020 at 23:30, Griff88 said:

Couldn't really understand the inclusion of badminton and pistols event - it is indeed an indoor sports - but I think it's already popular enough?

 

 

And pencak silat comes back to Asian stage again, let's see what kind of judging will came out :lol: 

 

 

Yea... I think these games should only be for sports/disciplines not on the main Asian Games.program.

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8 hours ago, intoronto said:

Yea... I think these games should only be for sports/disciplines not on the main Asian Games.program.

However having badminton is more profitable for the hosts as the nation loves the sport and would also have better viewership than the smaller sports. So having a major sport or 2 which can increase local interest is just fine imo.  

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26 minutes ago, Griff88 said:

So... Doha 2030 / Riyadh 2034 or Riyadh 2030 / Doha 2034?

 

 

I think by next year we will already know the host of Asian Games 2050 :lol:

Good for Riyadh. We would watch lots of female sports first ever host in Saudi Arabia. Good for Saudi's female sports and athletes.

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