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Probably the greatest honour 1 that can come to an athlete is to win gold
at the Olympic Games. But did you know that the idea of having Olympic Games is more than 2,500 years old?
A Greek legend says that it was Hercules [ˈhɜ:kjuli:z], son of Zeus [zju:s],
who started Olympic Games. The earliest Olympic records [ˈrekɔ:dz] we
know about go back to the year 776 BC. The Greeks had the Games
once in every four years for more than 1,000 years, until the Romans
stopped them in 394 AD.
The ancient Greeks believed the Games so important that they measured
time by them. They called the four years an Olympiad. The Games were
an example of the Greek idea that people should develop their bodies as
well as brains. Nothing was serious enough to stand in the way of the
Games. If a war was going on in the country, they stopped the war, not
the Games.
The ancient Olympics had only one athletic competition  — a running
race of about 183 metres (the length of the stadium). Only men could
take part in the Games. The powerful Spartans changed the programme
and included more sports in it. The winners of the Games became heroes  [ˈhɪərəʊz] in the country.