Competitive sport. Most of us have probably participated at
some point. (If not, hey it’s never too late to start!) Sport's tough. You push
yourself to the limits. Sweat. Fight. Feel pain and reward.
Multiply your experience by 1000 and you’re probably
close to the effort and commitment of the athletes descending on the Gold Coast
for the 2018 Commonwealth Games.
These are athletes who need to relax after a hard day battling
to win medals, and the Commonwealth Games athletes' village looks just the
right place to do that.
The village contains 1,170 apartments and 82
townhouses, which might sound a tad cramped, but there are also 7 hectares of park lands
to walk, relax and get away from things. The village comprises one, two and
three-bedroom apartments with two single beds to a room and a
single toilet and shower.
Five-star luxury
it isn’t. Instead it’s simple and functional short term accommodation (with a
few perks).
The $550 million village boasts:
- 4
swimming pools with hammocks, bean bags and deck chairs to sit, cool off and
relax. - A TAFE student-run beauty salon so athletes can look
their best. - A XXXX bar for a (light) sampling of Aussie’s arguably
best brew.
Some athletes may desire more fun than others and
organizers have got that covered—with bowls of condoms positioned poolside and
throughout the venue.
How many?
With over 100,000 condoms available—do
the math and that’s 16 per person staying in the village.
Not for everyone
Gold medal-winning
weightlifter Damon Kelly from Brisbane commented: "I won't be dipping into
the condom bowl but I'm sure the other athletes will be getting into
them." Kelly is married with three kids.
Those out for
romance may be frustrated by villages’ single beds which are pretty compact at
just 1.86m long.
Past Prophylactic Problems
As long as
organizers are prepared for a problem which plagued the athletes' village in
Delhi in 2010: thousands of condoms blocking drains. Plumbers had to
work round the clock to clear the prophylactics from pipes. Back then, organizers saw the positive side: “If that is happening, it shows that there is use of
condoms and I think that is a very positive story,” the president of
the Commonwealth Games Federation at the time Mike Fennell said.
The bottom line: athletes were being responsible and with so many condoms available in the Gold
Coast athletes' village, there’s no excuse not to play it safe this time 'round too.
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Enjoy the Commonwealth Games!