World Games 2009
World Games 2009 | |
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Miejsce | ![]() |
Otwarcie | 16 lipca 2009 |
Zamknięcie | 26 lipca 2009 |
Dyscypliny | 31 |
Państwa | 90 |
Liczba zawodników | 4500 |
Główny stadion | World Games Stadium |
Otwarcie przez | Ma Ying-jeou |
World Games 2009 odbyły się w dniach 16 - 26 lipca 2009 roku w tajwańskim Kaohsiung[1]. Były to ósme World Games rozgrywane po raz drugi w Azji.
W zawodach wystąpiło około 4500 zawodników z 90 państw z całego świata. Głównym stadionem imprezy był World Games Stadium w Kaohsiung. Zawodnicy wystąpili w 31 dyscyplinach.
Kraje uczestniczące
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Dyscypliny i wyniki
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Medaliści
Kalendarz
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Oznaczono te konkurencje, które rozegrano jako dyscypliny pokazowe.
Obiekty
Obiekt | Dyscypliny |
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Jezioro Chengqing | Łucznictwo polowe, Bieg na orientację |
Chung Cheng Martial Arts Stadium | Bilard, Racquetball, Squash |
Chungcheng Stadium | Fistball |
Hala Centrum Kulturalnego Zhide | Kulturystyka, Aerobik sportowy |
Hala sportowa Uniwersytetu Sun Jat-sena | Ju-jitsu, Karate |
Hala sportowa laboratorium Uniwersytetu Sun Jat-sena | Przeciąganie liny |
Hala sportowa Miejskiej Szkoły Średniej w Kaohsiung | Sumo |
Hala sportowa Uniwersytetu Państwowego w Kaohsiung | Korfball, Tchoukball |
Happy Bowling Center | Kręglarstwo |
Uniwersytet I-Shou | Wrotkarstwo artystyczne, Hokej na rolkach |
Park Ren’ai | Bule |
Kaohsiung Arena | Gimnastyka akrobatyczna, Sporty taneczne, Gimnastyka artystyczna, Skoki na ścieżce i trampolinie |
Kaohsiung Li De Baseball Stadium | Softball |
Fengshan Stadium | Wushu |
Park Metropolitalny w Kaohsiung | Spadochroniarstwo |
Muzeum Sztuk Plastycznych w Kaohsiung | Bieg na orientację |
Kaohsiung Swimming Pool | Pływanie z płetwami, Sportowe ratownictwo wodne |
Lianchi Tan | Kajak-polo, Narciarstwo wodne, Smocze łodzie |
Szkoła średnia Shou-shan | Wspinaczka |
Zatoka Xiziwan | Sportowe ratownictwo wodne, Plażowa piłka ręczna |
Hala Sun Jat-sena Uniwersytetu Sun Jat-sena | Trójbój siłowy |
World Games Stadium | Frisbee, Rugby 7 |
Rinque Yangming | Wrotkarstwo szybkie |
Symbole
Hasło
Hasłem World Games 2009 było - "Top Sports - High Spirits".
Maskotka
Maskotkami były - Gao Mei (高妹) i Syong Ge (雄哥)[2].
Tabela medalowa
Legenda
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Gospodarz
Polska
Przypisy
- ↑ theworldgames.org, KAOHSIUNG, TPE 2009 [dostęp: 21 października 2016].
- ↑ Li Yuming, Li Wei, The Language Situation in China, tom 3, Wyd. Walter de Gruyter, 2015, s. 321. Odczyt z Google Books [dostęp: 21 października 2016].
Linki zewnętrzne
- Oficjalna strona World Games 2009 (odczyt z witryny Wayback Machine). worldgames2009.tw. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2009-07-23)]. [dostęp: 3 listopada 2016].
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