Courtesy of WOWSA, Odaiba Marine Park, Tokyo Bay, Japan. While the sporting world gears up for the Tokyo Olympic Games, it may surprise people that each governing body has different rules and regulations for the athletes in each sport and each discipline. Perhaps contrary to public assumptions, there are sport-specific COVID-19 regulations at the
Coronavirus measures at the Tokyo Olympic will be conducted at all venues.
American citizens are warned not to travel to Japan.
Imperial College London' researchers under the leadership of Professor Wendy Barclay found that the risk of catching the COVID-19 virus in chlorinated pools is negligible.
How many swimmers have caught COVID-19 virus while swimming in chlorinated pools in America?
Phil White, race director of In Search of Memphre, wants the US-Canadian border opened.
It remains unknown if foreign fans will be allowed to view the events of the Tokyo Games and Paralympic Games.
Michelle Lucking explains about how cold water swimming helps boost her immune system on WOWSA Live.
Global Study On COVID-19 Containment Or Travel Restriction Courtesy of Dr. Isabel Krug and Jad Adrian Washif. Led by Dr. Isabel Krug of the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences and Jad Adrian Washif of the National Sports Institute of Malaysia, 80 researchers (including sport scientists) from 6 continents (44 countries) would like to invite athletes
Thinking About COVID-19 In The Ocean Courtesy of WOWSA, La Jolla, California. Craig Lord, Editor in Chief of Swimming World Magazine brought up important points in highlighting potential risks of COVID-19 for open water swimmers while raise questions for the sport of open water swimming. His concerns were also echoed - rather amplified - by Professor
