Category: Olympics

August 9, 2021

The Olympics Brought Attraction And COVID

The Olympic Games were delayed last year due to COVID-19, and just wrapped up the final events yesterday, August 8. The IOC received a lot of backlash from residents of Japan for allowing to let the Olympics go on even with the countries low vaccination rate.

August 2, 2021

Mental Health And Its Toll On Olympic Athletes

Mental health has been a growing topic over the last decade or so, and people feel more and more comfortable talking about their mental health as time passes. One notable person to come out and talk about their mental and it’s impact on their performance is US Olympic all-star, Simone Biles.

July 23, 2021

COVID Is Slowly Tearing Apart The Olympics

As reported last week, there were some questions if the Olympics would resume this year as normal after last years delay due to COVID-19. The CEO of the 2020 Summer Olympics in Japan has not counted out a last minute cancellation of the Olympics due to the surge in cases in Japan

July 21, 2021

Are the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics Worth It To The Greater Good?

The 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo has certainly seen some backlash, and understandably so. There are already over 70 confirmed cases within the athletes, and Japan has seen the most COVID cases per day in the last couple weeks than they have since January of 2021.

July 20, 2021

Will COVID Shutdown The Olympics?

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are scheduled to start on July 23, but Japan is currently seeing a surge in new cases, and it isn’t impossible for the plug to be pulled on the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, once again.

July 20, 2021

Olympic Athletes and COVID

With the Olympics right around the corner and the Delta variant on the rise, we shouldn’t expect the Olympics to be the normal Summer Olympics that we always see. The Olympic Games are just a few days away, and we have already seen COVID have an impact on the Olympics.