Seksfestijnen in Olympisch Dorp

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In het olympisch dorp kan het er behoorlijk wild aan toe gaan. Veel atleten hebben er seks met elkaar, onthult Hope Solo, de aantrekkelijke keepster van het Amerikaanse voetbalteam.

Solo won in 2008 goud in Peking, waarna ze met haar ploeg de bloemetjes buiten ging zetten. Het werd een behoorlijk wild feest in het olympisch dorp, vertelt ze in Daily News.

'Atleten zijn overal extreem in. Eerst trainen ze heel hard. Maar als de wedstrijden voorbij zijn, gaan ze wild feesten. Ze drinken minimaal 20 drankjes. Bij een once in a lifetime-experience zoals de Spelen zijn, wil je herinneringen bewaren. Of het nou op het veld is, met het feesten of iets seksueels.'

Solo (30) vertelt dat ze heeft gezien hoe sporters in het olympisch dorp seks hadden. 'Gewoon in het openbaar. In het gras of tussen de gebouwen. De mensen waren behoorlijk dirty.'

Drie vrouwen per dag
Andere sporters omschrijven het olympisch dorp als een plaats waar orgies plaatsvinden. Speerwerper Breaux Greer beweert tijdens de Spelen van 2000 elke dag met drie verschillende vrouwen naar bed te zijn geweest. De Amerikaanse skiester Carrie Sheinberg stelt dat leden van het Duitse bobsleeteam hun gouden medaille aanboden in ruil voor seks.

'Toen wij in 2008 goud wonnen, kwam er een hele reeks celebs feestvieren met ons', zegt Solo. Op een gegeven moment besloten we het feest voort te zetten in ons appartement in het olympisch dorp.' De keepster belandde met een van de beroemdheden in haar slaapkamer. 'Maar wie, dat is mijn olympische geheimpje.'

Meedoen is belangrijker dan winnen, zo luidt de bekende slogan van de Spelen. 'Wat in het olympisch dorp gebeurt blijft in het olympisch dorp, is het tweede motto voor de sporters', zegt Solo.
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Op zaterdag 14 juli 2012 20:41 schreef tong80 het volgende:

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Kan net een turnster in.

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Op zondag 15 juli 2012 21:43 schreef buzz1291 het volgende:

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Moet je eens naar die lippen van d'r kijken, die zijn door het vele oefenen gewoon zo gevormd. Maar helemaal niet erg, ik zou het er ook van genomen hebben als ik Hope Solo was tegengekomen.

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Op zondag 15 juli 2012 22:01 schreef buzz1291 het volgende:

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Die bovenste staan op alle foto's en van die andere heb ik ooit slechts een camel toe gezien. Dus houden we het een beetje netjes hier?

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It probably shouldn't come as any surprise.

Imagine thousands (in the case of this year's games, seventeen-thousand) of muscly, toned athletes crammed together in one place and either celebrating their Olympic success or simply enjoying the experience of the games having finished their events.

The booze flows, international relations are improved over a few bottles of whatever someone can get their hands on and inevitably one thing leads to another. Yet despite the long-standing rumours of the athlete's village being the ultimate party venue, few of those to have experienced it had revealed its sexy secrets until now.

In a revealing piece from the ESPN magazine's latest 'Body Issue' (check out the nakedness here ) several Olympic stars of past and present have lifted the lid on some of the late-night antics.

American target shooter Josh Lakatos recounts tales of a house in Sydney that he turned into the ultimate party house following the end of his and his team's participation in the games, and as things swiftly got very steamy a wave of realisation hit him, "I'm running a friggin' brothel in the Olympic Village! I've never witnessed so much debauchery in my entire life."

While not every athlete ends up running a knocking shop like Lakatos, where a duffel bag of thousands of condoms was left by the door to ensure that all of the X-rated comings-and-goings were at least performed safely.

It's no new phenomenon either, as three-time Olympic diver and four-time Olympic gold medalist Greg Louganis revealed about the US team's friendship with the Russians in the Montreal village in 1976: "Once events were over, our entire diet was caviar, vodka and Russian champagne. It was crazy," and the sexual interactions weren't confined by orientation as one married Russian was "hooking up with one of the other male divers on the team" in plain view of his compatriots and newly-found international chums.

The Winter Olympics are no exception, with a skier that took part in the 2010 games in Vancouver lifting the lid on a six-way "whirlpool orgy" that occurred between "some Germans, Canadians and Austrians" in Whistler.

Unsurprisingly, as more events come to their conclusions the party gets kicked into full flow and the uneasy balance between those still competing and those leading the hedonistic lifestyle becomes evermore obvious. By the time of the closing ceremony basically everyone is going wild.

Hope Solo, the US women's soccer goalkeeper who became famous for her looks as well as ability in the last Women's World Cup, succinctly observed, "There's a lot of sex going on...I'd say it's 70 percent to 75 percent of Olympians".

She goes on to recount a story about the Beijing closing ceremony: "I probably shouldn't tell you this, but we met a bunch of celebrities. Vince Vaughn partied with us. Steve Byrne, the comedian. And at some point we decided to take the party back to the village, so we started talking to the security guards, showed off our gold medals, got their attention and snuck our group through without credentials -- which is absolutely unheard of." And, she reveals, "I may have snuck a celebrity back to my room without anybody knowing, and snuck him back out. But that's my Olympic secret."

For the sex-crazed athletes though, it doesn't stop there. With a high-calorie diet and four years of training now finished their energy needs to be used somewhere, so there's still time for a few more hours of fun as everyone flies back home.

Lakatos, not content with his 'house of fun' in the Sydney athlete's village, continued his party at 35,000 feet. Flying back to Los Angeles with nearly 100 fellow Olympians, the flight attendants announced to all passengers: "Ladies and gentlemen, anybody who wishes to sleep, trade seats with someone in the front of the plane. Everybody else to the back with the Olympians." And then the fun continued.

"Everybody partnered up fairly rapidly, and when they'd bring a drink cart through, we'd send it back dry," boasts Lakatos, who found himself a ladyfriend and "comfortably occupied row 50-something for roughly half an hour."

Whether London will see such debauchery we are yet to see, but American 400m star LaShawn Merritt is going to try and leave his stamp on the 2012 games, "An Olympics to remember has to have those stories," Merritt says. "But I was too locked in in Beijing. This time, when I'm done leaving my legacy on the track," he lauged "I'll make sure London remembers me."

More images and behind the scenes video from the issue are available online at www.espn.com/bodyissue .