New Delhi: Indian wrestllative stars on Friday said he did not have much time to mourn the disaster of the Tokyo game and prepare for the challenges in the future while Anshu Malik’s young man suggested that a sports psychologist must be attached to them to overcome their nerves on big stage like the Olympics.
The athletes spoke during the program where Tata Motors and Indian Wrestling Federation (WFI) announced their partnership extension to the 2024 Olympics.
When Vinesh was asked about his experience in Tokyo where he made the exit of the shock quarter-finals, he said he was “learned a lot”.
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“It was my second Olympics.
At my first Olympics , I was injured and now I suffer a defeat and I will accept it.
I will work on weaknesses before the upcoming competition.
“At the senior level we don’t have enough time to grieve for defeat, because.
The next Olympics are approaching and there is a back-to-back competition.
That’s one thing to reach above but staying above is challenging, “Vinesh said, which was suspended by WFI for the uncompression in Tokyo but then released a warning.
The 26-year-old child from Balali Village in Haryana, he even learned from his junior who was in Tokyo .
“We (anshu and sonam) went together this time and I hope that we qualify in all categories weights next time and provide the best Olympics, the world, and other championships.” When a talented anshu, which rose quickly from Junior’s ranking, asked What he feels needed in terms of support, a 19-year-old child from Nidani said the service of a psychologist.
“There are many facilities now, compared to the past but sometimes you are nervous as the Olympics are a big stage.
If someone can interact with us, like a psychologist, it would be better, “he said.
Listen to this, WFI President Brijbhushan Sharan Singh admits that the Indian team needs to have two psychologists traveling with them all the time.
Bajrang Punia, who won bronze in the 65kg category , asked what the overall mind of the wrestlers when they followed around and did not have much time left to recover.
“We only have a split second to decide which step we need to do.
There is no time to see the scoreboard.
What we need is to run the steps we have made during the training, “he said.
Ravi Dahiya echoed the same thing, said,” There is a certain mindset that we go to the mattress.
We only focus on implementing strategies, nothing else.
“Talking about injury and rehabilitation, Vinesh said it was important to stay” calm and patient “.” You have to stay away from negative thoughts.
Fear of injury appears in mind and you have to surround yourself with positive people.
Self-confidence is the most important.
“The WFI boss urges Tata Motors officials to consider developing facilities around Delhi for managing wrestler injuries.