Coach Bartonitz gave information on Neeraj Chopra’s injury

There is not much time left for the Paris Olympics and Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra is expected to perform well in it. Neeraj’s injury just before the Olympics had raised concerns, but now his German coach Klaus Bartonitz has given a big update about this. Bartonitz dismissed all concerns about Neeraj’s fitness and said that now the Tokyo Olympics gold medalist is not facing any problem and now he has started hard preparations.

Neeraj withdrew from Golden Spike due to thigh pain

Neeraj had decided to withdraw from the Ostrava Golden Spike on May 28 as a precaution as he felt some pain in his thigh. He made a strong comeback by winning the gold medal with a throw of 85.97 meters at the Paavo Nurmi Games in Finland on June 18. Then Chopra also decided not to play in the Paris Diamond League on July 7 and said that this competition was not part of his calendar. But if we look at fitness, his season has not been perfect. 26-year-old Neeraj, who created history by winning gold at the Tokyo Olympics, is once again the country’s best contender for the top podium spot at the Paris Olympics starting on July 26. The javelin throw event at the Paris Olympics will begin with the qualification round on August 6, which is still two weeks away from starting.