Young Olympians are talented athletes, typically aged 14 to 18, who compete in the Olympic Games. They represent their countries in various sports, showcasing their skills and dedication on a global stage. These young competitors often train for years, balancing their education and sports commitments to achieve their dreams of Olympic success. The Youth Olympic Games is a special event designed for young athletes, providing them with a platform to experience the Olympic spirit. This event encourages sportsmanship, cultural exchange, and personal development, helping young Olympians grow both as athletes and individuals while inspiring future generations.