Osaka partners with Airbnb to host online workout

The Tokyo Olympics were set to take place this month, but the on-going pandemic has postponed the event to 2021. Naomi Osaka and other top athletes who were slated to compete at the prestigious event in front of millions of viewers. Fans don't have to wait a year to see their favorites.

Osaka has partnered with the Olympics and Airbnb for a five-day festival of Olympian and Paralympian online experiences. Fans can connect with the world's best athletes on a more intimate and personal level during the online event.

Osaka will be hosting aone-hour workout alongside her trainer Yutaka Nakamura. The two-time Grand Slam champion has been doing her fair share of practicing is also putting in the work off the court with daily cardio, strength and conditioning workouts.

"For me, this has been a rare break from a busy schedule of touring, and I’ve fully embraced the time as a homebody by cooking, staying fit, and connecting with my family," Osaka said.

A ticket into Osaka's workout is $100 per person and will grant access to meet the world No. 10 and her trainer for Tuesday's session. Unfortunately the featured event only offered 10 spots and has already sold out. Not all is lost though as spectators are welcome to watch for no charge.

"We’ll do a quick work-out together, co-led by Yutaka-san," Osaka said. "He’ll be explaining what each exercise is in detail, how to modify each movement for what you have at home, and how we’ve created a custom program to prevent injuries and strengthen my tennis muscles."

After the workout, the Japanese star has a surprise for the 10 ticket holders.

All profits raised from the online workout will go directly to Laureus, which is a non-profit charitable initiative that aims to support community organizations using play and sport to change the lives of girls for the better.