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Ypsilanti sisters confident they’ll return for upcoming Tokyo Olympics
Read full article: Ypsilanti sisters confident they’ll return for upcoming Tokyo OlympicsThe Summer Olympics are currently scheduled to start July 23. That’s good news for sisters and 100-meter hurdlers Cindy Ofili and Tiffany Porter.
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How Metro Detroit olympians managed to keep training through COVID pandemic
Read full article: How Metro Detroit olympians managed to keep training through COVID pandemicFour elite athletes put in the work despite the coronavirus pandemic even though the Olympics were postponed. Athletes had to put their lives on hold and train for another year when the postponement was announced. “Had to train on hills or train on grass,” Sember said. AdSoftball player Amanda Chidester said she did what a lot of people did -- purchased home workout equipment. But all the athletes kept a great perspective and were willing to adjust.