30 gymnasts from around the world are getting a taste of what athletes might face when the city hosts the postponed Olympic Games next year.

The one off meat is seen as a trial run for how international athletes may travel to and stay in Japan during the games.

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The teams down separate floors train at different times and our chaperoned as they travel between activities daily Kovar 19 tests are taken before breakfast, and everyone must pass through temperature checks and antibacterial sprays when arriving at the meat venue.

Despite the restrictions, US team coach Tricia Scott says they are advantages to the situation and for the athletes.

There's a lot more time on that.

They can take turns on the equipment than there normally would be.

And we don't really have to, like, vie for space and and like, you know, taking turns on beam and taking turns on bars.