- Where can I access the RULES for each NMSO sport?
Please click on the NMSO RULES for each sport, to view the PDF document:
How to suggest a new sport, event or demo sport to be added
How to suggest a rule change for subsequent games
Terms and Definitions – NMSO Rule Book
. AIR GUN
. ARCHERY
. CORNHOLE
. CYCLING
. DANCE
. FIELD
. GOLF
. SWIMMING
. TALENT
. TENNIS
. TRACK
2. Where can I find the Registration Booklet & Entry Form for the 2024 Summer Games?
The 2024 State Summer Games will be happening on June 12th – 16th, 2024, in Las Cruces, NM.
2024 New Mexico Senior Olympics ONLINE Registration link : Click Here (estimated time: 3 to 5 minutes to complete)
2024 REGISTRATION BOOKLET (40 Pages) – CLICK HERE
3. What if my local game site doesn’t offer a sport that is in the State Games?
If the local game site you reside in does not offer a sport/event, that’s ok. Athletes 50+ are no longer required to participate at local games to register for State Summer Games. If you want to know what sports the multiple local game sites are offering you can click here to view the Local Games schedules. Local Senior Games usually take place during Feb-May of each year.
4. From Local games to State games, what happens if my age changes into another age bracket?
Official age for our competition will be determined by the participant’s age as of December 31st , of the current year (meaning your age on last day of the year is your official age for competition). This will apply to both local, state, and National competition.
5. What fees are included to participate in the Summer Games?
A Registration fee is $40 from now until March 22nd. Then the reg fee’s goes up to $60 til the deadline of May 3rd. Late Registrations from May 4-15 are $85. Other applicable fees could consist of Housing, Meal Card, Golf, parking Permit and/or Result Book, if the athlete chooses any of those additional options/fees. Please see the pictures below for our 2024 State Summer Games “Additional Fee Box” plus our Summer Games Housing and Meals “Fee Box”, as an example. The 2024 online registration is now available and the registration booklet.
6. If my sport is in the doubles category and I qualified for Nationals, does that mean I must have the same doubles partner in the National Games?
Doubles partners who qualified together are not required to play together at the National Games. All participants must have qualified for the sport in which they intend to participate at National Summer Games, with one partner having qualified in the event in which they intend to participate.
7. Are the 2024 State Summer Games a National Qualifier for 2025’s NSGA Senior Games in Des Moines, Iowa?
Yes, this year’s State Summer Games will be the qualifying event for the NSGA Senior Games in 2025.
8. Where can I get Volunteer information about the 2024 State Summer Games?
Please click on the following links to view the Volunteer info for 2024.
2024 Volunteer Flyer – Click Here to View
2024 Volunteer Online Registration – Click Here to register
9. Dates & Locations for the 2023 State Summer Games
2023 State Summer Games in Las Cruces, NM June 7-11th, 2023.
New Mexico Senior Olympics Summer Games features over 90 events in 27+ different sports (subject to change). There are 130+ communities and 15 Local Game Sites across the state encouraging a healthy lifestyle in mature adults 50+ and we encourage our State Senior Olympians to compete with their respected Local Senior Games, but all (National Qualifying) sports/events are open to out-of-state athletes and all athletes are not required to qualify thru locals.
10. How do I qualify for NMSO Team Tournaments?
For all State Team Tournaments, 3-on-3 Basketball, Softball and Volleyball, athletes are not required to pre-qualify locally for State competition. New Mexico is an “Open State” for out-of-state participants/teams. Athletes may register online or by printing a paper registration form.
11. Where can I find my Local Game Coordinator?
Contact information for Local Coordinators is found on our Local Games page.
12. Are the NM Senior Olympic Games open to out-of-state residents?
Yes, NM Senior Olympics now allows Out-of-State athletes into our Summer Games (only National Sports will be available for Out-of-State athletes to compete in).
13. Will there be Bowling events at the 2023 Summer Games in Las Cruces?
Because there is no Bowling facility in Las Cruces, the Bowling competition announcement will be coming soon for the 2023 Games.
14. Will there be a Triathlon event at the 2023 Summer Games?
Due to Budget constraints, NM Senior Olympics Ernesto Ramos State Summer Games will not offer Triathlon.
15. What is EnhanceFitness, can i join?
The New Mexico Senior Olympics (NMSO) is excited to invite new participants to join our EnhanceFitness program. This program is designed for older adults who are looking to improve their health, fitness, and overall wellbeing in a safe and supportive environment.
EnhanceFitness is a evidence-based physical activity program that focuses on improving the physical and mental health of older adults. The program is led by certified instructors who are trained to modify exercises to meet the individual needs of each participant. The program includes a variety of exercises that target cardiovascular health, strength, flexibility, and balance.
One of the unique aspects of EnhanceFitness is the emphasis on social interaction and community building. Participants have the opportunity to connect with others who share their goals and interests, which can help to reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness. The program is designed to be inclusive and welcoming to people of all fitness levels, abilities, and backgrounds.
The EnhanceFitness program is offered at various locations throughout New Mexico, including community centers, senior centers, and fitness facilities. Classes are typically held several times per week and are available at no or low cost to participants. Some locations even offer virtual classes for those who are unable to attend in person.
Participating in EnhanceFitness can have numerous benefits for older adults, including improved physical fitness, better mental health, increased social connections, and a higher quality of life. It is a great way to stay active, meet new people, and have fun while improving your health.
To learn more about the EnhanceFitness program and find a location near you, please visit the information below. We look forward to welcoming you to our community of active and healthy older adults!
Click Here for METRO Class Listing – PDF
Click Here for NON-METRO Class Listing – PDF
Join EnhanceFitness today!
FOR MORE INFO CALL: 1-888-623-6676 or EMAIL us at fitness@nmseniorolympics.org
FREE Senior FITNESS Opportunities
All 20 ongoing classes are open to Seniors 50+
New Mexico Senior Olympics year-round mission is to motivate Seniors 50+ to be active FREE Senior FITNESS Opportunities
- Virtual Fitness Indoor Cycling 3x per week or Tai-Chi for Better Balance
- In-Person EnhanceFitness Designed for Seniors who want results
- Remote EnhanceFitness from the comfort of your home 3x per week
- Hybrid EnhanceFitness Participants are both in-person and virtual
- Fitness WALKING Class meets 3x per week – walk outdoors for 1 hour
EnhanceFitness are evidence-based group fitness classes that concentrate on strength training, flexibility, balance, and aerobic cardio workouts! Classes are limited in size due to social distancing requirements. Visit our website at nmseniorolympics.org for class information.
To sign up for a class, contact the instructor for availability. Instructors are all nationally certified, trained in group fitness, and experienced working with older adults.
FOR MORE INFO CALL: 1-888-623-6676 or EMAIL us at fitness@nmseniorolympics.org
