COVID-19 has altered the day-to-day life of every person on the planet – including martial artists. The disruption has changed what “normal” training used to look like. But as governments begin to loosen restrictions on gyms, athletes are now returning to what they love. Several ONE Championship athletes shared photos and videos on their social media accounts to celebrate their return to their gyms. Here is what their first few days of martial arts training looked like.Rui Botelho View this post on Instagram Guess who's back, guess who's back, to the gym gym, Rui is Back, to the gym 😂 @onechampionship A post shared by Rui Botelho MuayThai Fighter (@ruiibotelho) on Jun 2, 2020 at 10:50am PDTChanneling his inner Eminem, Rui Botelho rapped in his caption that he was back at the gym. The ONE Championship flyweight showed off some of his heavy bag work in a quick video after months away from training.Jonathan Haggerty View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jonathan Haggerty (@jhaggerty_) on May 23, 2020 at 8:15am PDTFormer ONE Championship Flyweight Muay Thai World Champion Jonathan “The General” Haggerty smashed the mitts with his coach at Keddles Gym. The ONE Super Series star’s video displayed the stunning elbow techniques that once helped lead him to the gold.Liam Harrison View this post on Instagram Bit slow, bit rusty, but expected after 3 months off. Main thing is WERE BACK 🥊 💣 @johngillies123 cant wait to get back to fight fitness over the next few months #muaythai A post shared by Liam Harrison (@liambadco) on May 28, 2020 at 3:39am PDTAfter three months away, Liam “Hitman” Harrison noted that he was “a bit rusty.” However, Harrison’s powerful combinations were on clear display in his social media post. As he gets back into peak shape, expect the best Harrison ever to return to action.Andy Howson View this post on Instagram Morning pads with the boss @richardsmith_badcompany_gym can’t wait to be back to full fitness and sharp again but loving it back training 👊🏼 @badcompanygym @yokkao @_smartsportstherapy @gymking @gymkingfightdivision @onechampionship @theroadhousemacau #muay #thai #fighter #badcompany #punisher #lordofwar #weareone A post shared by Andy Howson (@andybadco) on Jun 3, 2020 at 4:27am PDTAndy “Punisher” Howson returned to Bad Company in Leeds, England, to improve his striking. The Instagram video shows that not only is he preparing himself to be bout-ready, but his strikes have not lost their power.Sage Northcutt View this post on Instagram Working hard on my jiu jitsu! Thanks Kyle A post shared by Super Sage Northcutt (@supersagenorthcutt) on Jun 2, 2020 at 8:43pm PDT“Super” Sage Northcutt is known for his world-class karate skills, but he hit the mats at 10th Planet Austin to work on his ever-improving ground skills with submission ace Kyle Boehm. As Northcutt continues to develop, his well-rounded abilities will make him a threat no matter where his bouts takes place.Shannon Wiratchai View this post on Instagram First Proper Padwork in 3 months 🥊🥊🥊 Life without @masterthong916 is pure Boredom A post shared by Shannon " OneShin " Wiratchai (@shannononeshin) on Jun 2, 2020 at 8:23am PDTUnder the tutelage of legendary trainer Master Thong, Shannon “OneShin” Wiratchai got back to hitting the pads. Wiratchai wrote, “First proper padwork in 3 months. Life without Master Thong is pure boredom.” That boredom is now over.Download the ONE Super App for more martial arts action.Read More From ONE Championship:ONE Donating All Proceeds From ‘Take A Stand’ Tee To CharityKeanu Subba Returns To Training After Being Sidelined By InjuryRobin Catalan Seeks Family Redemption Against Dejdamrong