I’m sure by now everyone has watched the swimming events on tv and have saw the main Competition pool. We will now take you on a tour of the aquatic center complex and where the real magic happens. First stop is the mailbox and entry hall. Each coach has box where they put all of heat sheets, start lists, results, and any other information that we need to know. It’s important to keep on eye on the box to make sure your not missing something important. Next we have the training pool. This pool is a basic set up to be used by athletes not competing during the current meet session. A downside is that we have to walk outside to get there. The warm up pool is where the real magic happens. It’s in this pool that athletes get their last bit of coaching and warm up till there coaches walk them to the check in / ready room. There are cold tubs, athletic training beds and media cameras all over the deck. This is probably one of my favorite place to be. Also as coaches spend a majority...
Iakwe (Hello in Marshallese), This blog will follow Colleen, Phillip, and Coach Jordan over the next two weeks as we travel and participate in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. We will be posting daily by 10:00pm JST (8:00am EST in the U.S) of our days and experiences. Please note that there will not be a post Wednesday July 21 due to travel and time changes. Kommol Tata (thank you) for following us on this journey!
Let’s face it…with how hot it has been for these games we all smell. But Tokyo 2020 has us covered with the Olympic laundry service. We place our clothing into one of three bags. Whites, Colors, and underwear. When you either run out of clothes or need something washed you have it take to the laundry desk and get everything back 12 hours later.
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