New Delhi: Star Weightlifter Mirabai Chanu has observed high interest in power sports since the Perak Medal-win achievement at the Tokyo Olympics and expects more women to compete at the highest level in the near future.
Speaking at an event on Friday, Mirabai said the number of love he had received from fellow Indians since his fead last month had made him overwhelmed.
“It’s not like that before Tokyo but I see interest marked on weightlifting for the first time.
It makes me sure that more women will represent India in the next Olympics.” It’s a lot about strength and power but there isn’t much difference between weightlifting and other sports.
I see a lot of young people taking sports, especially women, “he said The household name by completing the fourth which is very credited after being in a medal conflict until the end.
“It’s all about hard work and women work as hard as anyone and the results for all of us.
To see, “said Mirabai when asked about a superior woman in sports.” I have received a lot of love from fellow Indians since I returned.
This is a big moment for me.
To win a medal for India is a dream come true.
“He also looked back in his disappointment at Rio 2016 and how he got up from it.” I made his debut at Rio.
I can’t win there even though I practiced hard as I did for Tokyo.
I am empty and nervous in Rio.
I returned and worked on my shortcomings and techniques.
“My coach gave me a lot of motivation and support.
I told myself that I can do this with the right planning, training, and techniques and by applying these changes, I became a better heavy equipment,” said the 27-year-old Win the World Championship the following year in 2017.
Mirabai, the second weightlifting to win the Olympic medal after Karnam Malleswari, now has a view at the Asian Games and Commonwealth Games next year.
The qualification for CWG is a Commonwealth championship scheduled in Singapore later this year.