New Delhi: Like the Rio Olympics, Indian shooters will bear the main burden of medal expectations that won for India at the Olympics.
But unlike the Rio Olympics, they will actually convey this time.
The shooting was empty in Rio, but for Tokyo, there was a reason to believe that Indians would hit more in the 10s in the range of Asaka shooting.
The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) does not leave anything for the current opportunity.
With exercises in Covid-hit India became difficult, NRAI flew the Olympic squad to Croatia for a national camp.
The pistol and rifle shooter are based there, while two Skeet shooters – Maairaj Ahmad Khan and Angad V VIR Singh Bajwa – are in Italy.
Guns and gun shooters, along with their coach, have been in Zagreb for two months now.
The team also participated in the World Cup in Osijek to test their weapons and the current preparation level.
Results there (1 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze) unfair for high standards of Indian shooting has been set for itself for the past three years; But the trainers, experts and players don’t read too much in that.
(From left, Rifle Divyansh Singh Panwar shooter, Elavenil Valarivan and Anjum during training in Croatia – photos by NRAI Twitter) “There is no worries or no one feels free,” said Rifle Shooter Anjum Moudgil, replied to the question.
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“There is a job in the hands and focus entirely on it.” Anjum has been selected in the squad for two events – 50m 3 women’s position and a 10m rifle mixture with Deepak Kumar.
He was ranked by the world No.
3 at 10m Air Rifle and 27 at 50m 3p at this time.
Anjum admitted that the opportunity to practice correctly in the middle of the pandemic had helped.
“At one stage last year who was worried.
I am grateful that we can train and prepare well in front of the Olympics,” a 27-year-old shooter, who came from Chandigarh, added a reply to the Timesofindia.
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A record of 15 shooters has qualified for the Olympics, and with the introduction of the mixed team events further increasing the expectations of the gold medal, the National High-performance pistol coach Samaresh Jung is no doubt about the workling well in Tokyo.
(Samaresh Jung introduced Saurabh Chaudhary for Chess Legend Viswanathan Anand during dinner held by the Indian Ambassador in Zagreb – a photo by NRAI Twitter) “I have no feeling.
I have a feeling of information and that all of our shooters on the Olympic team are there with The best in the world, “said Jung, replied to TimesOfindia.com from Zagreb.” They were in the final stage of their preparation, which went very well.
Therefore, I did not hesitate in my mind that they would perform well at the Olympics, would give The best and will not let the country down.
“The contingent will leave for Tokyo from Zagreb on July 16, with shooting competition in Tokyo starting on July 24.