Ludhiana: For a 15-year-old Arshpreet Kaur, who trained under the same academy as Pugilist Simranjit Kaur at first, which debuted in Tokyo, the fact that this year’s Olympics were dominated by women from Indian inland may be the most friendly news, considering Covid Destroy normal for sportsmen.
Boxers, who have pocketed many medals, are now preparing to leave he added that his daughter was a gold medalist three times at the state level and, based on its performance in the championship, he was chosen for the fourth junior girls and the third junior boxing championship 2021 and him Bronze bagging in the July 30 championship, once again in the category weighing 48-50kg.
But unfortunately, the Covid-19 outbreak made him stop above his steps on the advantage, because the national championship was canceled twice.
Presenting he had been practicing since he was nine years old.
Arshpreet said he fell in love with boxing after seeing the end of the Ajmer Singh Sidhu and Baldev Singh Sidhu, the ProGrietor Sher-e-Punjab Sports Academy in Chakar, in action.
He added that initially he was trained by Khushdeak Kumar, a local coach of the Academy.
The academy, incidentally, was the place where Simranjit Kaur, who had gone to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, also took his initial training.
Arshpreet said he went to Patiala for coaching in advance.
At present, he said he was training under Sunil Dutta in Patiala.
“I work very hard so I can win the Olympic medal in the future.
My mission is to win gold at the Olympics and make my country proud.
I practice hard every day and don’t miss my training.
My parents and coaches help me improve at every step of each step , “said Arshpreet.arshpreet realized that his parents supported and as a school – both he said he was blessed – only would help him in achieving his goal.
With bright women’s players in Tokyo, Pugilist Ludh trained his eyes on the Olympic medal
