PATIALA: Since Neeraj Chopra has returned from Tokyo with a glittering gold medal in his neck, he has raised the hopes of his fans as far as a mile.
While the throw 87.58m was enough to take the first gold medal in India on the path and field at the Olympics, Chopra admitted that breaking the 90m sign would be another milestone but did not want to be disturbed by turning it into an obsession.
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“In Javelin, the distance always varies from events 100 percent I am in every tournament, “he said, responding to questions from Toi.
“I’ve thrown 88.07m, so it’s a problem a few meters, but the whole process depends on your overall fitness and the condition where you throw.
In the past few years, I was in a big rhythm but somehow almost briefly from the sign.
Hope to immediately Take it, “he added.
It has been four weeks since NEERAJ has returned to training in NIS, Patiala, after a two-month break.
Even when the post-Olympic Stardom for a 23-year-old child refused to fade, Neeraj now felt it was time to return to strict training mode without interruption.
“Resting anyway to don’t style (has long been a break), I can’t let myself be more disturbed.
Well there might be an exception to a family meeting, but the whole focus is to re-train the throttle full,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said , “he said,” he said, “he said, adding that he would hold on to the guide and biomechanical expert from Klaus Bartonietz for the Paris match of 2024.” Training until now is all about getting the muscles that work again, with a little running, light exercise, and Trying to set the body.
While the Javelin throw is about techniques, strength, speed, flexibility, involves taking a scientific approach too, so step by step, “he added.
Coach to receive calls abroad, next year.
Peek at the podium in the World Championship in the US next year, Neeraj left him to his coach to decide on the training schedule.
“There is no pressure (to win the world championship medal), it will still be a crowded season, with Asian games, Commonwealth games, diamond leagues that occur.” “AFI, SAI and the coach will accept calls in foreign competitions and training.
It all depends on weather conditions, if winter in Europe, we will look for options such as South Africa and other warm places,” he said.