Social Media Watch - May 13
Here we bring you the best posts from around the world of sport as players, coaches and commentators attempt to cope with the suspension of football and other sports.
With all of professional European sport on an indefinite hiatus, athletes from around the continent have been finding novel ways to keep themselves fit and entertained during the forced postponement.
Dean Burmester
One dream of many golf players out there is to bag a hole in one - but let's face it, not everyone will manage the feat.
However, despite not playing on a real course, South African pro Dean Burmester did just that!
Playing from home in the BMW Indoor Invitational, which is played virtually, Burmester aced the 8th hole at the Old Course at St. Andrews.
Jumping for joy after bagging the miraculous shot, Burmester was obviously very pleased with himself - and who can blame him?
Matheus Pereira
A while back we shared a video of West Brom star Matheus Pereira getting some home workouts in - and it looks like he's back at it.
With players getting called back for individual training sessions, they might not need to worry too much about keeping fit at home in the not-so distant future, but for now the Brazilian isn't taking any chances.
Working with ladders and hurdles, Pereira is keeping in tip-top shape - and even getting some weights in too.
Seems like Albion's on-loan star will be returning in brilliant physical condition.
Johan Tonnoir
Not as widely covered as football or golf, free running is growing in popularity - but like other sports the coronavirus outbreak has taken its toll.
Not being able to go outdoors is a pretty key blow for performers, but now it seems they're venturing out as rules are relaxed slightly.
Johan Tonnoir is one such performer, who has taken to the streets of Paris in a face mask to make sure he'll be ready to get back into action at any moment.
Performing flips and incredibly acrobatic moves in the French capital - it's fair to say nothing will stop him getting his practice in!
Monty Panesar
Home workouts can be hit and miss, but not to worry, Monty Panesar is here to help you out.
Releasing a number of home workout videos, the 38-year-old spinner is helping cricket fans stay fit, with as little equipment as possible.
His latest video shows fans how to get a solid back workout in with two chairs and a cricket bat - something you'd imagine most fans of the sport will have handy.
It's inventive, we'll give him that!
