New Delhi: Tokyo Olympiad Silver Medal Mirabai Chanu can provide again on the 2024 Paris Games but he must be selective in his competition while preparing for a global exhibition, the newly appointed Evenash Pandoo Transportation said on Friday.
Mauritian, who was appointed as Director of High Performance of India (HPD) for weightlifting up to 2024 Olympics Paris, also outlined its road map.
“In the future Mirabai must be very selective while choosing competition because there are also three years to add age,” Pandoo said during a virtual press conference facilitated by the Indian Sports Authority.
“It’s not easy, Eko Yuli Irawan in Indonesia is a four-time Olympic medalist, she has proven it can be done by preparing a very selective and intelligent preparation.” He said coach Chanu Vijay Sharma would be able to collect plans.
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“They have a very good relationship, I fully believe it will happen.
So yes, I’m sure Mirabai will give further in the Paris Olympics,” Pandoo said.
The 46-year-old player said the main focus was the development of youth and junior programs.
“My clear road map has been requested by me.
Sai will be involved in the Youth and Junior Development Program.” Pandoo, who played a major role in helping two weightlifting Medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics During their tenure as HPD in Indonesia, the identification of the construction of talent will be the focus of “early”, adding that he will take athletes approach.
“I want to see very strongly to the right path to Indian weightlifting with respect to the talent identification program and how we can increase it.” He will maintain a training education program while also conducting a series of webinars or seminars with coaches and athletes.
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“I don’t think India doesn’t have equipment or coach.
We have to see training education.
This is the next pillar.
I would really lead the training education program.” Speaking of trends of competing athletes in selective tournaments, Pandoo says junibs must compete more regly.
“High-level athletes can be selective in their competition.
But there is also a qualification competition where athletes must participate.
So, the coach must take into account it.” But if we talk about youth and junior programs, we must compete more regly so that the athletes can see Where they improved.
“However, with Covid-19 affecting the domestic and international calendar, Pandoo said the coach would need it to get innovative to keep athletes motivated.” This is actually a new life we ​​have now to get used to.
This is where the coach’s creative instincts must be in to make this kind of area occur where athletes know how to push themselves.
“We can have several forms of online competition, perhaps an inter-provincial e-mail competition where athletes can encourage competitive development.” Weightlifting has been damaged by the increasing number of doping cases.
Asked whether sports can exist without doping, said Pandoo, “Yes.
Simple, with a good development program, a good education program for athletes, federations, coaches and those involved with sports, yes, it is very possible.” China is a generator Electricity in sports and Pandoo believes India can also replicate the success of their neighbors by asking the right questions and take corrective steps.
“They (China) have a very large talent pool.
They have large funds and do extensive research too.” Maybe if we (India) can start putting something on a smaller scale, we can develop.
India is not a small population.
So why do we have, for example, the same athlete in the team for more than 10 years? “Do we do enough in terms of talent r & d programs and talent development? Maybe this is a question that we must ask, and start seeing how we can better develop talent ponds for India.”