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International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach insists no countries intend to pull out of this summers Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro amid ongoing concerns about the Zika virus. The mosquito-borne virus, which was first identified in Brazil in April 2015, is being linked to severe birth defects across South America and many Olympic teams have voiced their concerns ahead of the Games.Bach, speaking ahead of the opening ceremony of the Winter Youth Olympics in Lillehammer, insisted he has full confidence in the Brazilian authorities as they attempt to combat the virus. Jessica Ennis-Hills coach Toni Minichiello believes BOA should move their pre-Olympics training camp But he did stress the IOC are taking the situation very seriously with just six months to go until the Games get underway on August 5 - and remains confident that both athletes and fans will enjoy the sport on offer.His comments come just days after Jessica Ennis-Hills coach Toni Minichiello called for the British Olympic Association to move its pre-Olympics preparation camps to a Zika-free area. The training camp is due to take place in Belo Horizonte, a Brazilian municipality which declared a state of emergency in December after an infestation of the virus. And Minichiello insists BOA should consider switching locations to protect the health of their athletes. The British Olympic Association says it wont change plans for Rio Olympics despite threat of Zika virus Coaches have a duty of care and I certainly would not be encouraging an athlete to go anywhere that could have long-term effects, he said.We should be looking at finding a camp that minimises the risk.Coaches spend their lives trying to get athletes as healthy as possible. We have to try to minimise the risk, and that might mean flying in as late as possible.However, a BOA representative insists the plans of the governing body remain the same, saying: Our plan remains unchanged and on course for both the preparation camp and the Games. Nike Shox R4 . -- Ryan Getzlaf grabbed the three pucks wrapped in tape and held them up to his chest in the Anaheim Ducks dressing room for a celebration nine seasons in the making. Nike VaporMax Pour Homme Noir et Argenté . 10 Texas A&Ms offence dominated as usual against SMU. http://www.airvapormax.fr/prix-nike-air-vapormax.html . "I was fortunate to play many years at this level with a great organization and unbelievable teammates," said Hejduk in a statement. Air Force One Blanc Basse Pas Cher . -- Kyrie Irvings last-minute 3-pointer helped seal another victory for Cleveland -- and the Cavaliers longest winning streak since LeBron James left. Homme Nike Air VaporMax Noir/Or . PETERSBURG, Fla. Australian netball mid-courter Madi Robinson says theyre still confident of winning the Constellation Cup, calling the loss to New Zealand in Launceston a kick up the butt.The battered world champions arrived in Auckland ahead of Saturdays third Test with the series locked at one win apiece after the Silver Ferns stormed to a two-point win in Tasmania.Robinson said her team would take lessons from the loss.That performance was a kick up the butt that we needed to say you have to do the work, otherwise it wont happen, Robinson said.We didnt work hard enough.Robinson said playing in Auckland, and then the final Test in Ivercargill next Thursday, held no fears.Its always a challenge playing over there but theres no reason why we cant get the job done, she said.Robinson said her team had drawn confidence from the fact that they felt they didnt play well yet only lost by two points.Our attack didnt fire like it did in the first game, she said.I know perssonally I felt I struggled at times .dddddddddddd.. they had obviously done a lot of homework on our attack end.We needed to adjust better to what they were doing.The Silver Ferns are set to bolster their goal circle with the return of star shooter Maria Tutaia, who has been sidelined for six weeks with a foot injury.In her absence Te Paea Selby-Rickit and Ameliaranne Ekenasio have impressed at goal attack but New Zealand coach Janine Southby said the 102-Test veteran was desperate to get back on the court.Maria is in the plan for Auckland and were looking forward to her fighting her way back into contention, Southby said.Maria is an absolute competitor and its been frustrating for her sitting on the sideline, but I know that when she gets the opportunity shell take it with both hands and she is just chomping at the bit. ' ' '