Athletes train despite COVID-19 lockdown

Elite athletes around the world continue to train despite the uncertainty of the postponed Tokyo Olympics and delayed sporting seasons. | Modern pentathlon athlete Jo Muir of Team GB trains fencing at her parents' farm in Haugh of Urr, Britain.

Javelin world champion Kelsey-Lee Barber works out at home with husband and coach Mike Barber in Canberra Australia.

Triathlete Lloyd Bebbington trains in a pool in his garden at home in Newcastle-under_Lyme, Britain.

Reserve driver Louis Deletraz for Haas Formula One team and F2 racer, trains on the simulator at his parent's home in Veyrier near Geneva, Switzerland.

Modern pentathlon athlete Jo Muir of Team GB trains at her parents' farm in Haugh of Urr, Britain.

Team GB athlete Desiree Henry trains at a golf course in Edmonton.

Cuban Triathlon athlete Leslie Amat trains in a home pool with her coach Dioseles Fernandez in Havana Cuba.

Boxer Tommy Ward during a work-out in his brothers garden.

Groupama-FDJ's Kilian Frankiny of Switzerland during the Digital Swiss 5 virtual cycling pro race that replaces the Tour de Suisse, that was cancelled due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, at his home in Naters, Switzerland.

National multiple swimming record holder Iman Avdic maintains her form by practicing in a small plastic pool inside an improvised greenhouse in her grandfather's orchard in Doboj, Bosnia and Herzegovina.