These are the unusual places where athletes are staying during isolation.

Periskopi

18 May 2020, 20:47(6 years ago)

In recent weeks there are many athletes practicing at home and trying to find creative ways to stay healthy and strong. But not all athletes have limited themselves to four walls. Stadiums, boats and hotels are some of the <x0 variable” locations where athletes are staying during the impasse. [...]

In recent weeks there are many athletes practicing at home and trying to find creative ways to stay healthy and strong. But not all athletes have limited themselves to four walls.

Stadiums, boats and hotels are some of the <x0 variable” locations where athletes are staying during the impasse.

The site of the Olympic Games “Tokio 2020” has presented examples of several athletes. Kosovo Judists are not included who are staying isolated in their hall in Pec.

Paradise on Earth

The surf star from Costa Rica, Brisa Hennessey, who has qualified for Tokyo 2020, is waiting in heaven for her sport to debut at the Olympics.

She has shown in a documentary that she is lucky during the crisis and that she can surf, run, and even go fishing. Hennessey is currently staying with her family at the family resort on Namotu Island, one of the many islands that make up Fiji.

When Olympic Committee Becomes a Home

Paraguayn marathoner Derlys Ayala is living on his country's National Olympic Committee during isolation. The runner was living with people who were endangered by COVID 19 so Paraguay's Olympic Committee provided him shelter during quarantine.

By the time many athletes cannot exercise, Ayala has been lucky to have a path of her own. If he gets upset, he can run into the football field.

The entire stadium for two people

This may not be an Olympic story, but the sports world is fascinated by it. One of the employees at the La Ligas club, Malaga, has been living in the stadium since 1966. Like most people in Spain, Andres Perales has stayed home during isolation. The difference is that his home is the 22 thousand-strong space stadium.

At least he's not alone. His son and his dog are also staying in the stadium, which means there are only 21 thousand and 997 seats at La Rosalda.

Isolation on the Boat

Australian navigator Mara Stranski is looking for her Olympic dream on the boat. At a time when most people are at home because of COVID 19, she and her family spend days on yachts in Brisbane. That's why Stranski hasn't stopped practicing during isolation.

Even in their homes, athletes have not stopped practicing. The games will be held later, but they will still be held. So athletes have to prepare for the blockade.