Aspire Summer Camp 2025

 

QOC Beach Games 2022 - Cultural Village Katara

 

The second day of the QOC Beach Games 2022 got underway at the Cultural Village Katara with participation of 600 athletes.
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A Legacy left by ANOC Doha 2019 #QOCBG2022 @ANOC_Olympic pic.twitter.com/N27CyXaih0

— Team Qatar 🇶🇦 (@qatar_olympic) March 20, 2022

 

It was recently revealed by the Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC) that Katara Cultural Village would host the second edition of the 2022 Beach Games from March 19th to 25th. Football, Karate, volleyball, and 3x3 basketball are all included in the tournament's four beach sports.

The tournament's goal is to raise the physical fitness levels of everyone in the community.

The QOC has set up a sign-up link on its official website and social media pages for beach games enthusiasts and amateurs.

 

Sealine Beach Qatar

 

Hello Doha! ❤️#SealineBeach, Wowwww 🏖️😍😍😍😍

Sealine Beach is located in Mesaieed, approximately 36 kilometers south of the capital, #Doha. Sealine Beach is a great spot for sports, fishing, and camping, especially during the winter season.

📸 Captured by: @skymasters.qa 💯 pic.twitter.com/fXpOUzb5XC

— Qatar Day- Pulse of Nation (@qatarday) October 7, 2020

New Ice Rink in Qatar

After the City Center Mall and the Villagio Mall there is a new ice rink in Qatar

the Bsquare Mall's "Velocity Ice" .

Soccer Ball Close-up -sweet treats

Soccer Ball Close-up Chocolate Dipped Oreo
by almawad

Soccer Ball Close-up Cake Pops
by almawad

Soccer Ball Close-up Chocolate Brownie
by almawad

Team Riders of Qatar - Rio 2016

Congrats to #TeamQatar's riders for making it to the next round of the individual and team showjumping! #YallaQatar pic.twitter.com/HHSdwSyvNq

— Qatar Olympic Team (@qatar_olympic) August 14, 2016

I like my bike

MY POST ABOUT CYCLING WAS WRITTEN IN 2008
Riding a bike in Qatar ? No way .
It is very dangerous on the roads and there are no bike paths at all .
During Ramadan when in afternoon the streets become deserted in the afternoon then it is nice .

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I like my bike. I left it in Hungary — it had served me faithfully for so many years.

On the Great Plain of Hungary, the bicycle is more than just a sport or hobby; it’s a means of transport. Simple and practical, it’s how we go to the market or get around town. Over the years, we’ve seen more and more bike paths built — even in Budapest, there are now dedicated lanes for cyclists.

I learned to ride a bike when I was six. It was actually my father’s bike — far too big for me. He would hold me from behind until that glorious moment when I finally managed to keep my balance on my own.

I got my very first bike when I was eight. I had been saving up for a whole year. At the end of the school year, my parents added to my savings, and together we bought a second-hand bike that had never been used. It was just my size. It shone in the sun and had that distinctive metallic smell. I was so happy.

But it was stolen from me during the very first week.

My parents felt so sorry for me that they bought me another one soon after. And  a  lock  !