Description
Use these Olympic Sports related Icebreakers for a sports related or Olympics related meeting.
Use this list of sports as a resource for the next few icebreakers:
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Bobsledding
- Bowling
- Boxing
- Canoeing
- Chess
- Cross-country Skiing
- Darts
- Diving
- Downhill
- Skiing
- Fencing
- Football
- Fencing
- Figure skating
- Golf
- Gymnastics
- Horseshoes
- Ice Hockey
- Kayaking
- Luge
- Ping-pong
- Rappelling
- River Rafting
- Rock Climbing
- Horseshoes
- Rugby
- Ski Jump
- Slalom
- Soccer
- Speed skating
- Swimming
- Synchronised swimming
- Tennis
- Track & Field
- Volleyball
- Water polo
- Wrestling
Olympic Icebreaker Ideas
- Give youth different sports to pantomime. Let the rest of the youth guess the sports.
- Give youth different items of equipment for various sports to pantomime. Let the rest of the youth guess the items.
- Tell us about your most embarrassing moment while participating in a sport.
- Tell us about your greatest triumph while participating in a sport.
Take it to the next level
- Ask you to name a sports figure they admire and to explain why.
- What characteristics of athletes are also admirable in Christians?
- In what ways is the Christian life like various sports?
Go for the Gold
Need an evangelistic Youth Camp/ Bible Study Series with an Olympic Theme?
What is salvation all about? What does it mean to be saved? This sports themed Bible Study / Camp Curriculum uses the Olympic Flag to introduce the concepts of sin (black circle), forgiveness (red circle), purity (white background), spiritual growth (green circle), heaven (Yellow Circle) and (Baptism) blue circle.
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Destined to Win
Need a Youth Camp/ Bible Study Series on “Running the Christian Race”?
The race as a metaphor for the Christian life is used in several places in the Bible. This series is a great follow up for new Christians or to re-emphasize the basics of our spiritual Journey in the Faith. This Bible Study / Camp Curriculum has a sports theme and is great for athletes as well as a tie in to the youth Olympic Games.
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