@NicholasMartin for a country that was really hit so hard by covid-19 it's really heartwarming to hear that they are beginning to have small things go back to whatever "normal" is. gives me a bit of hope knowing that some countries are recovering ever so slightly. awe :')
@KyleTorre3 i appreciate their efforts to establish themselves as a powerhouse for community and sport enough to draw large crowds of people. they look like wonderful and well kept facilities. unfortunately though, panama city is in florida not panama the country :(
This article reminds me about media framing and the article we read comparing how South Africa and New Zealand wrote differently when discussing a major soccer tournament. Similarly interesting viewing England's view over Panama's soccer team. #JRNL3804 https://t.co/s5XPUTPfxY
@brett_cu_ that's super cool that more unknown countries are being welcomed into sport events such as the Sea Games. I read somewhere that surfing is going to be in the Tokyo Olympics so I wonder whether Myanmar will be represented there or not.
Myanmar gained independence from the British in 1948. In the 1960’s the Myanmarian gov’t elevated their unique, traditional sport, Chinlon which is a combo of sport and dance, into a nationally celebrated sport. #JRNL3804 https://t.co/L0p9W0IxjL
@sconi704 i like that this tai chi competition isn't letting the corona virus stop them from competing. i wonder if this will become a framework for other sporting teams and events moving forward
This article mentions various sports teams to look forward to in the last Iranian year (March 2019-2020) like female weightlifters making history at the IWF Worlds, basketball team making history, and men's volleyball qualified for the Olympics again! https://t.co/s9cecs02DQ
@JacobRo03952914 I'm not gonna lie that's actually pretty sweet, even a school athletic program is dope. I always thought it was funny for being in the summer Olympics but, hey I guess other countries could consider it more seriously than before? I'm here for it even if I stink at table tennis
this was a clickbait article displaying a photo of various events and teams to look for during the 2020 Olympics but, it focuses on the soccer team in comparison to other teams (mainly Euro & U.S) #JRNL3804 https://t.co/1xq0xuh6Mi
@TaylorNevells Okay this is actually so cool. It’s almost set up like an amusement park with rides and whatnot but, instead, it is filled with different sporting events and activities for the youngins of Argentina to participate in community! Wish they had one of those in the U.S. or something.
Like everywhere around the world, sports have stopped completely or are postponed. Buenos Aires is taking preliminary measures to prevent COVID-19. Sports have always been a way of distracting ourselves in times of turmoil but, we don’t get that either. https://t.co/rnYjGf6zBr
@GoossenSoph they aren't even doing march madness like normal anymore. can you imagine getting a slam dunk or something and hearing the buzzer over the tv being super loud bc there aren't any fans in the stand or a band? and i'm sure that tokyo's economy is screwed bc of the $$ for stadiums??
Energy drink monster, Red Bull will be bringing the Pumptrack World Championships 45mi south of Madrid, Spain on May 9th in a town called Chiloeches. It is a unique event because almost anyone can enter and gain a spot in the finals. #JRNL3804 https://t.co/6WpdkaMaoA
@Gavinfrench88 It’s kinda wild that they are still prepping for the season despite what is happening however, if everything is regulated and they are in good health, they are unlikely to be the first of any to contract COVID-19 there. Everyone please wash your hands and hope for Tokyo 2020.
17-year-old Rika Kihira of Japan is the first female figure skater to win the women’s free skate in the Four Continents competition for two consecutive years. In early February she landed a score of 232.34 points with triple axel as part of a combo jump. https://t.co/ILgHQvQGJB
@SaraMcC95150781 hold on what. i mean i understand somewhat but at the same time aren't they getting paid in scholarships, food, gear, and other expenses so school is borderline paid for completely or is completely paid for????? where is this money going to come from in terms of paying students?
The USA Climbing Association is making steps to a new strategic plan in order to meet the needs of “climbing’s diverse and varied constituents” which includes: athlete development & well-being, membership engagement & event optimization, and organization. https://t.co/JLO9of0T4n
@EmilyLeePR I read about a change in president for the NPL. I wonder if having a new president in charge will change the way business is conducted between the Namibian Football Association and the Namibian Premier League. There must be some connection between the two.
Johnny Johnson Doēseb, future Namibian Premier League (NPL) president plans to reform the Naminian Football Association in order to redeem the group through “simple structures worthy of modern democracy.” #JRNL3804 https://t.co/GwDLj0uXF0
@AstonHorton Is a long standing rivalry between Wales and Ireland in the Six Nations games? Also, it’s come to my attention the popularity of rugby around the world. Does the highest-ranked European team play other teams like from the Asian-Pacific region or is that only in the Olympics?