Aishwarya Pratap Singh Tomar, Swapnil Kusale, Akhil Sheoran, Sift Kaur Samra Anjum Moudgil, Vijayveer Sidhu and Bhavesh Shekhawat are the other known shooters who have been selected in the team.
Speaking before the team left, NRAI Senio vice-president, Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo, said, “Some shooters had some obvious questions about the programme, considering it is before the Olympics, but we have a World Cup. Had intelligence.” Convinced all of them about the importance of shooting in the Munich World CU and then in the camps in France.
"We have always been flexible on individual trainers and have only asked that they follow the SOPs and maintain basic discipline. We have stressed the importance of a common and jointly designed minimum training program during this critical period. He said, whether it is during the World Cup, camps or when at home, high performance is actively monitored by the Director/National Coach.“If such basic protocols can be followed, personal trainers are always welcome,” he said. We all should be united for the success of Team India.
Speaking specifically on the Munich World Cup, he said, "For Munich, I would put more emphasis on the fact that it is an important part of the exposure for the Olympics and we are making efforts to accommodate the individual needs of the shooters, including the participation of individual coaches. Are flexible for." ,
“We understand that some shooters may have individual training plans, so we have taken a flexible approach and given them the option to choose the number of events, for example, or play as RPO shooters. The focus is in a competitive environment, a The tournament is to be played in a format similar to that of the Olympics,” he said.After competing at the Munich World Cup the team will go to a camp in Frank before heading back for a two-week break at home. They will then assemble for the departure camp in Bhopal before leaving for the Olympic Games.
Speaking before the team left, NRAI Senio vice-president, Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo, said, “Some shooters had some obvious questions about the programme, considering it is before the Olympics, but we have a World Cup. Had intelligence.” Convinced all of them about the importance of shooting in the Munich World CU and then in the camps in France.
"We have always been flexible on individual trainers and have only asked that they follow the SOPs and maintain basic discipline. We have stressed the importance of a common and jointly designed minimum training program during this critical period. He said, whether it is during the World Cup, camps or when at home, high performance is actively monitored by the Director/National Coach.“If such basic protocols can be followed, personal trainers are always welcome,” he said. We all should be united for the success of Team India.
Speaking specifically on the Munich World Cup, he said, "For Munich, I would put more emphasis on the fact that it is an important part of the exposure for the Olympics and we are making efforts to accommodate the individual needs of the shooters, including the participation of individual coaches. Are flexible for." ,
“We understand that some shooters may have individual training plans, so we have taken a flexible approach and given them the option to choose the number of events, for example, or play as RPO shooters. The focus is in a competitive environment, a The tournament is to be played in a format similar to that of the Olympics,” he said.After competing at the Munich World Cup the team will go to a camp in Frank before heading back for a two-week break at home. They will then assemble for the departure camp in Bhopal before leaving for the Olympic Games.
