Sport Must Be Accessible To Working Class

The Olympic Spirit Is Neither The Property Of One Race Nor Of One Age.

Winning Medals Wasn't The Point Of The Olympics. It's The Participating That Counts.

A Country Can Truly Call Itself Sporting When The Majority Of Its People Feel A Personal Need For Sport.

The Day When A Sportsman Stops Thinking Above All Else Of The Happiness In His Own Effort And The Intoxication Of The Power And Physical Balance He Derives From It, The Day When He Lets Considerations Of Vanity Or Interest Take Over, On This Day His Ideal Will Die.

The Strength Of Olympism Comes To It From That Which Is Simply Human, Hence Worldwide Is Its Essence.