IOA’s statement, said- Indian players will not face any problem and logistical challenge in the Olympics.

The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) on Thursday claimed to have learned from past experience and said that several arrangements have been made for the upcoming Paris Olympics keeping in mind the convenience of the players so that they do not face ‘logistical’ challenges during the big tournament. Had to do. These measures include accommodation arrangements for players, especially golfers, to be accommodated close to the competition venue.

These also include installing ‘rehab’ equipment as per the needs of Indian players in the Games Village and hiring experts to keep the players going to Paris mentally healthy. “Learning from past experiences and keeping in mind the comfort of the players, the IOA is implementing strategic measures to ensure that players can perform at their best during this prestigious tournament,” the IOA said in a statement.

So far, 49 players, including 17 shooters, and the men’s hockey team have qualified for the Paris Olympics to be held in July-August. This number will increase in the coming months and expectations will also be very high after the excellent performance in the Tokyo Olympics. India had won seven medals at the Tokyo Olympics, including javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra’s first gold medal in athletics. The IOA said golfers would not need to travel far to reach the course as the distance from the golf course to the Games Village in Tokyo was 75 km.

Aditi had missed the Ashoka medal and finished fourth. He included this as one of the major challenges during his campaign. “Unlike the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, the Indian golf team will be accommodated in hotels close to the golf venues,” the IOA said.

IOA said that this will be done to reduce the stress of daily travel so that the players can concentrate only on their game. According to it, “These steps are aimed at enhancing the physical and mental capacity of the players to ensure that they are in good condition to compete at the top level.”

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