Neeraj Chopra wants no introduction. The Javelin ace, who surprised your entire world along with his record-breaking efficiency eventually 12 months’s Tokyo Olympics, returned dwelling with a gold medal after registering an 87.58 m throw in his Olympic debut. Chopra, who’s presently single, has gained loads of feminine consideration, and since his historic win, the 24-year-old athlete has been busy attending award ceremonies and different occasions. Whereas his recognition on social media continues to develop, Chopra has moved to San Diego, USA, to give attention to his coaching and health to take part within the upcoming occasions.
The Olympic winner, who was having a tough time specializing in his coaching within the nation because of the fixed invitations has begun his 90-days coaching on the Chula Vista Elite Athlete Coaching Centre in San Diego. And in a current media interplay, as reported by The Tribune, Chopra talked about his every day routine and the way staying within the US helps him get again in form. “Within the final 20 days, I’ve decreased just a little over 5 kilos, which is nearer to my low season weight. It was a wrestle to get again to coaching, as I needed to power myself to finish the exercises. It was troublesome. I had physique ache and I needed to put in loads of effort,” Chopra mentioned.
Moreover, he even added, “The Shaadi season is on. You get loads of invitations from household and pals, in addition to Patiala is actually chilly nowadays. The climate right here is ideal. My solely focus right here is on coaching, relaxation and weight-reduction plan. I’m again to spending the traditional lifetime of an athlete, the place you solely give attention to sports activities and nothing else.”
Chopra, who prefers to keep away from the limelight, gained hundreds of thousands of followers on social media submit his historic win on the Tokyo Olympics, final 12 months. He grew to become India’s second particular person athlete to win an Olympic gold medal after Abhinav Bindra, who achieved the feat in 2008 on the Beijing Olympics.
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