A Little Roundup

The USA TODAY network shared the route swimmer Lily King and others took to find ways to still train.

Indian field hockey legend Balbir Singh passed away. He helped win India's first-ever Olympic gold medal, one of three in succession for the golden era in the sport for the country.

World Triathlon caught up last week with Rio 2016 bronze medalist Henri Schoeman, who's brush with MERS last year gives him a unique perspective on the current pandemic.

Have you found out if you're judo fit? (I'm pretty sure I'm not...)

Let's Get Social

Morten Thoresen went completely basic.

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Helt basic??‍♂️ #vikingstotokyo2020

A post shared by Morten Thoresen (@mortenthoresen) on May 25, 2020 at 12:20pm PDT

Chris Mazdzer hit southern Utah during the weekend.

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I hope everyone had an awesome Memorial Day weekend! We just got back home after a quick but amazing trip to southern Utah. I love how all of this is just in our backyard. Thanks @caitlinhhansen and @marzmedia for letting us crash your trip and for the awesome photos! Have fun and enjoy the red, white and blue â–¡â–¡â–¡ #beutahful #southernutah #goblinvalley #galaxyquest #littlewildhorsecanyon #sanrafaelswell #thewedgeoverlook #littlegrandcanyon #4runnernation

A post shared by Chris Mazdzer (@mazdzer) on May 25, 2020 at 12:55pm PDT

Athlete Worth Watching

Another Spaniard to keep an eye on, but for Paris 2024...kiteboarding star Gisela Pulido looks forward to the discipline's scheduled debut in those Games.