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- 1. SUOMEN URHEILU Course Name: Finnish Language And Culture Course Teacher: Elisa Kannasto Students: Zoljargal Chinbat Julie De Leeuw Anujin Myangankhuu
- 2. Physical Activities in Finland Popular Sports in Finland Special Finnish Sports Sports in Seinäjoki Olympic Games in Finland Famous Sport Athletes In Finland Contents
- 3. Finland is the most physically active country in Europe. 90% of children are physically active. 70% of Adult (Twice per week) 7800 sport clubs 130 sport federations in Finland Physical Activities in Finland
- 4. Ice hockey (Jääkiekko) Popular Sports in Finland Soccer (Jalkapallo)
- 5. Cross-country & downhill skiing (Maastohiihto & Alppihiihto) Popular Sports in Finland Floorball (Salibandi)
- 6. Motorsport (Moottoriurheilun) Popular Sports in Finland Nordic walking (Sauvakävely)
- 7. Special Finnish Sports Swamp soccer (Suopotkupallon): First in 1998 with 13 teams Since 2000: 300 teams, More than 4000 players from different countries.
- 8. Mobile phone throwing (Kännykänheitto) Since 2000 in Savonlinna Different categories: ladies, men and junior Mobile phone provided by the organization Pay back the frustration and disappointments
- 9. Male competitors carry a female teammate Obstacle track In Sonkajarvi The first championship in 1992 Wife carrying (Eukonkanto)
- 10. Finnish Baseball (Pesäpallo) Invented by Lauri Pihkala in 1912 Difference with American baseball
- 11. Seinäjoki is well known as a city of diversified sports. There are many exercise and jogging tracks, nature trails, and skiing trails in the Seinäjoki area. Sports in Seinajoki
- 12. The city's main sporting venues are the Uimahalli- Urheilutalo combined swimming hall Sport centers: Nurmohalli, Ritolahalli, Kirmaushalli
- 13. The fifteenth Summer Olympics Games took place in 1952 en Helsinki with 149 hardships. The Finland was the eighth country with 22 medals. There were 69 countries and 17 sports. In 2016 in Rio, there were 204 countries and 28 sports and Finland won only one medal. Olympic Games in Finland Finland is better in Winter Olympics Games. The last games were in Sotchi in 2014 and they won 5 medals in cross country, snowboard and ice hockey. In total, Finland won 460 medals in Winter Olympics Games and Summer Olympics Games.
- 14. Famous Sport Athletes In Finland
- 15. Born: 19.12.1982 Ilmajoki, FINLAND Height: 1.95 m Weight: 92 kg Sport: Athletics Event: Javelin Personal Best: 91.53 m (2005) Tero Kristian Pitkämäki Javelin= Keihäänheitto
- 16. Born: 17.10.1979 Espoo, FINLAND Sport: Racing driver Nick Name: “The Ice Man” Championships: 1 (2007) Wins: 20 2015 position: 4th (150 pts) Active Years: 2009-2011 Kimi Räikkönen Racing Driver=Autourheilu
- 17. Kaisa Mäkäräinen Born: 11.01.1983 Ristijärvi, FINLAND Sport: Biathlete Active Years: 2004- Best Season: 2010-11 Biathlon World Cup Biathlete=Ampumahiihto
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Editor's Notes
- Sports are the number one hobby among children: Sports activities take place in clubs or in informal groups of friends. Favourites include football (soccer), ice hockey, floorball and various forms of gymnastics.
- There are over 60 sports teams and organizations working in the city, offering a wide selection of different kinds of sports, activities and events. National and international sporting events are organized all year around.
- Another of the city's main sporting venues is the ice sports center, in which you can find the ice stadium, synthetic skating ice, outdoor synthetic-ice rink and third-generation artificial turf playing surface. The baseball stadiums in Nurmo, Seinäjoki and Peräseinäjoki, sports parks in Seinäjoki and Ylistaro.
- suomalainen autourheilija currently driving for Ferrari in Formula One. After nine seasons racing in Formula One, in which during his first Ferrari stint he was the 2007 World Champion, he competed in the World Rally Championship in 2010 and 2011. In 2012, he returned toFormula One, driving for Lotus and continued to drive for Lotus in 2013. On 11 September 2013, Ferrari announced their signing of Räikkönen on a two-year contract, beginning in the 2014 season.[3]His current contract with the team has been extended since and expires at the end of 2017.
- suomalainen ampumahiihtäjä. Mäkäräinen is currently studying to be a Physics teacher at the University of Eastern Finland in Joensuu She made a strong start at the opening event in Östersund, where Mäkäräinen won her first ever World Cup victory in the sprint She entered the Biathlon World Championships 2011 in Khanty-Mansiyskin second place for the Overall World Cup (9 points behind Andrea Henkel), but regained the overall World Cup leader's yellow bib after taking the silver medal in the sprint.