The Olympic Games are, as a matter of a fact, athletic competitions held in Greece and spreaded to seperate areas of the world today. The Olympic movement from 1892 to 2002 has enabled many changes in gender equalities, population, and the advancement on the many specific types of modern games. However, the motivation to impress, practice that leads to success, and the love of the games has remained a very significant part of life in the Olympics setting in motion in different parts of the world. The largest change that occured during 1892 to 2002 was the increased transition of female athletes. During the 1908 games, that were held in Great Britain, there were about 2 percent of women athletes. Sybil Newall, a British competitor that competed