Prayagraj: First, it is the first and second wave of Covid-19 pandemic which forces district players to stay away from training for one and a half years and now is a scarcity of coaches that cause obstacles to sportsmen.
Although the Sports Court has been opened since July 5 and players have also begun to arrive because of practicing, sportsmen are a place that is worried, and it is not because of the lack of facilities or fear will contract the virus.
The problem is that there are no trainers to train or help sportsmen sharpen their skills.
This condition can be compaced by the fact that in addition to Devi Prasad (athletic coach), there is no coach at the Mohan Mohan Malviya City Stadium.
Likewise, the amitabh bachchan sports complex has three trainers while the coach for many sports including badminton is not available.
Most of the coaches, posted at Madan Mohan Malviya Stadium and the Amitabh Bachchan sports complex are on an ad-hoc.
Ad-hoc coach service was stopped in March last year.
After that, the sports page was closed due to a pandemic.
Since then there is no spread of the coach.
The sources informed that there were around two dozen coaches before the pandemic, but today there were only four coaches around.
The problem also increases because now the spread of the coach must be done through a gem portal.
Many coaches have openly opposed the process and the problem is waiting in court.
The coach who is ready to work through the Permata portal is being deployed in other districts.
Even the trainers oppose this.
Satayendra Singh, who has worked at Malviya Madan Stadium for many years, has been posted to Varanasi.
Kaushik Kricket coach, friend, has been sent to Kaushambi.
Conditions on events such as cricket, hockey, soccer, agile feathers, kabaddi, weightlifting, judo, taekwondo, volleyball, handball, boxing, khokho, wrestling, squash, gymnastics etc.
“Players train at Manviya Madan Stadium and Amitabh Bachchan Sports Complex and many sports coaches to be deployed.
So far, only soft tennis instructors come, and coaches from other sports are expected to arrive soon,” said a regional sports officer (RSO), Prasagraj, Anil Tiwari.