In the UK and beyond, expert and Olympic athletes have actually been striving to keep their rigorous training routines, whilst adhering to lockdown restrictions.
Here are photos taken in May showing how some athletes have been preserving their training regimens.
Image copyright
Denis Balibouse/ Reuters
Climber Petra Klingler trains at home in Bern, Switzerland.
Image copyright
Matthew Childs/ Reuters
An athlete balances on a pilates ball while practicing with a canoe paddle.
Image copyright
Molly Darlington/ Reuters
British wheelchair racers Hannah Cockroft and her partner Nathan Maguire train at their home in Chester.
Image copyright
Carl Recine/ Reuters
Team GB gymnast Dominick Cunningham trains at a horse steady in Walsall, UK.
Image copyright
Lee Smith/ Reuters
Team GB Diver James Heatly trains as his parents search at his house in Balerno, Scotland.
Image copyright
Dylan Martinez/ Reuters
Olympic and World Champion long-distance runner Sir Mo Farah exercises in Richmond Park, London.
Image copyright
Andreas Gebert/ Reuters
Formula 3 racer Sophia Floersch flights in a virtual truth simulator as she trains in her home in Gruenwald near Munich, Germany.
Image copyright
Andrew Boyers/ Reuters
British tennis player Dominic Inglot practises in his garden in London.
Image copyright
Tom Jacobs/ Reuters
Team GB climber Imogen Horrocks trains on a climbing wall she built in her garden at her parents house in Bordon.
Image copyright
Guglielmo Mangiapane/ Reuters
Italian judo gold medalist Fabio Basile trains at an Olympic centre near Rome after Italian authorities enabled athletes to train separately at the place.
Image copyright
Paul Childs/ Reuters
Group GB Sprinter Ashleigh Nelson trains at Chingford Golf Course.
Image copyright
Matthew Childs/ Reuters
Group GB Rower Liam Heath trains at his in Guilford.
Image copyright
Lee Smith/ Reuters
Gloucester and Scotland worldwide rugby gamer Alex Craig works out at his moms and dads’ farm in Castle Douglas, Scotland.
All images subject to copyright
Comments
Post a Comment