Tag: COVID-19
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Tokyo Olympics With No Fans a Possibility, Says Organising Committee President
Olympic chiefs are adamant the Tokyo Olympics will go ahead this year, but there are still few clues as to whether fans will be allowed to attend.
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Paul Nelson Aquatic Center Pool Reopens to Public After COVID-19 Outbreak
The City of Santa Maria reopened its main public pool after some lifeguard staff tested positive for COVID-19 last month. In December 2020, the city reported that 20% of their lifeguard staff had tested positive for the virus or had been exposed to others who had tested positive. The facility was promptly closed the evening of Dec.…
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Who Is Britain So Fat? | Good Morning Britain
Therese Coffey said the obesity of the country was a contributing factor to the UK having the worst Covid death rate in the world. But why does Britain have an obesity crisis leading to more Covid deaths? Dr. Aseem Malhotra says the root cause of obesity in the country, the availability of junk food, has…
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Dara Torres Tells Us How to Keep Kids Active This Winter
Winter can be tough to keep kids physically and mentally active. Olympic medalist swimmer, Dara Torres, gives us a peek at Elanation, an app designed to keep kids active – while having fun! Visit elanation.com for more info.
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International Olympic Committee Denies Reports That Tokyo Summer Games Will Be Canceled
The International Olympic Committee and the Japanese government are denying that the already postponed 2020 Tokyo Olympics will be permanently canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. Still, a vast majority of the Japanese public wants the games to be either postponed again or simply called off. CBS News foreign correspondent Ramy Inocencio reports.
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Steve Parry – ‘Public swimming pools could close without complaints’
Interview with 2004 Olympic swimming medallist Steve Parry on pool closures in the UK and how it may affect a new generation of swimmers.
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CMS Parents Angered Over Sports Cancellation
Parents of CMS swimmers urged the Charlotte school district to allow their athletes to finish their season in a petition that has been signed by more than 2,100 people by Friday evening.