Particiapnts
21600
Dates
22 – 31 Jul 2005
Sports
27
Country
Canada
Passion qualifies you !
The Edmonton 2005 World Masters Games proved that passion qualifies you, welcoming athletes from around the world to compete, connect, and celebrate the power of sport. With every event and every cheer, the Games highlighted that true achievement comes from dedication, spirit, and love for the game.
Athlete Comments & Reviews
“You might compete against World Champions”
“Masters Games, you never know who the competition is going to be until you have a few races. Quite often they’re former Olympians or World Champions in their day. You get a very broad spectrum of athletes and their abilities over their lives which is a really good thing really.”
“Physical activity is a must, I’m back after 8 years”
“For me the most important is that you stay fit. I didn’t do any sport after giving birth for 8 years. Staying active improves the quality of life.”
“We’re all here for the love of sport!”
It is really lovely, because everyone brings something different and everybody brings a different perspective and it’s just so nice to be reminded we are all here for the same reason; the love of sport !
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