“The Training Is Going On Hitch-free”

You are at the peak of your training ahead of the African Women’s Handball Championship. How is this exercise unfolding less than two months to the competition?
We work two times a day with short recovery periods. We are trying to stick to our colander so that we can attain all earmarked objectives. The Yaounde Multipurpose Sports Complex has been put at our disposal.  This means that we can comfortably train without fear of rain nor sun. We are very grateful to the State for this facility. We equally thank the State for providing the athletes with comfortable lodging and feeding facilities. We have experts coming from Brazil to boost the training process. We want the players to be prepared psychologically, technically, and physically. We emphasis on these aspects on daily basis. We will soon move to another part of our training which involves the observation of our opponents. We will be analysing their style of play so that we know the necessary steps to take. We are training very hard because our objective is to be the best. As for now, everything is going on hitch-free and we are happy with the level of advancement.
What are the mechanisms put in place to limit the spread of coronavirus during the training? 
To limit the spread of the coronavirus, we try to respect the Covid-19 barrier measures including the wearing of face mask and social distancing.  We equally sensitise the girls regularly. We had difficulties in having sparing partners for our preparatory matches. All our opponents had to be tested; so it was not easy. We were not able to programme the training calendar like we could have done before Covid-19. Some of the countries who were supposed to welcome us to prepare for the competition were greatly touched so it was no longer possible. We have already done two Covid-19 tests and each time any of the team member is ...