How the Olympic Village became famous for its sexual adventures

Elite athletes train their entire lives hoping to achieve just one goal. Sniff Olympiad.

We’re talking three meals a day, hours of physical therapy, movie nights, extra weight lifting and cross-training. Plant-based diets free of sugar, alcohol, dairy and, frankly, fun. Early mornings, late nights, no time or energy for evenings out with friends, parties, or even big family events. The kind of sacrifices most of us can’t even imagine.

However, in a report published by ESPN in July 2012, an American target shooter revealed that Josh Lakatos At the 2000 Olympics, there was a joke about “running a brothel in the Olympic Village”, where the whole experience was reduced to a two-week dance party for those with muscle and stamina, as there were a lot of people who were enjoying the parties. TRUE The matches began long after the opening pistols were fired.

Or as the silver medalist said, describing the time he watched the entire Scandinavian women’s 4×100 relay team emerge from the three-story house he and his teammates lived in (which he called the Archers’ House), followed by athletes from the U.S. track team: “I’ve never seen such debauchery in my entire life.”