Athletes face fitness dilemma

Friday, April 03, 2020

As the country begins a 28-day lockdown, athletes have a mountain to climb in order to stay in good shape. Several athletes admitted it would be a tough, unprecedented period, as they attempt to stay fit.

Christine Botlogetswe, who has qualified for next year’s Olympic Game said it is going to be difficult, but they have no option but to follow the strict rules and stay home.

“It is made worse by the fact that I do not have a training programme. The gym and stadium are closed so there is nothing I can do,” the 400m athlete said.

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Athletes face fitness dilemma

As the country begins a 28-day lockdown, athletes have a mountain to climb in order to stay in good shape. Several athletes admitted it would be a tough, unprecedented period, as they attempt to stay fit.

Athletics likely to go solo at Olympics

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Kwa Nokeng Oil sponsors young biker with P120,000

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