Indian athletes say Uwe Hon coached foreigners, coach says CWG winner was solely making an attempt to assist

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Javelin coach Uwe Hohn mentioned Australia’s 2018 Commonwealth Games gold medalist, Katherine Michel Coorten, was in camps in Potchefstroom and Spala when the Indian group went to those locations for coaching. Hon was responding to 2 Indian throwers, Shivpal Singh and Annu Rani, who on Tuesday alleged that they coached overseas athletes when the group traveled overseas for an publicity tour.

A day after the occasion, the athletes gave a joint assertion to PTI, during which the Sports Authority of India (SAI) and the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) criticized India’s preparation for the Olympics.

Hohn mentioned that Katherine, who’s his accomplice and who has a ‘diploma in human motion’, did his throwing classes individually.

“My partner Katherine Michel joined some training camps in Kuorten (Finland) in 2018 in Potchefstroom (South Africa) and Spala (Poland). She often threw separate sessions. Katherine also has a degree in Human Movement and shared her experience with Indian athletes. Bringing up something like this means they have no respect for me and my partner,” Hone advised The Indian Express on Wednesday. The German, the one particular person to have thrown over 100 metres, mentioned he had not coached anybody apart from Katherine.

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Shivpal and Annu mentioned in a joint assertion: “He (Hone) additionally trains another overseas athletes, ignoring us after we are overseas. It was 2019 after we have been coaching in Poland. He is extra desirous about coaching overseas, which we don’t agree with as a result of present scenario as we wish to defend ourselves and keep away from dangers whereas travelling. “

National file holder Annu additionally mentioned that she would not practice with Hoan due to his ‘dominant nature’. “I haven’t trained with him because of his style of work. I decided not to train under him earlier this year as he has a domineering nature,” she mentioned.

However, Hone mentioned that Annu didn’t like coaching with him as he requested her to transform his method.

“Ever since we first met, Annu didn’t like working with me because I asked him to change his technique,” Hone mentioned. “He threw badly in 2018 and the AFI requested him to work with me. But he did not prefer it in any respect. Maybe I made him notice that he would not know methods to throw a spear. Anyway, he improved his method in the course of the time we labored collectively,” Hone mentioned.

With the Tokyo Olympics only a month away, Hone mentioned within the paper on Monday that the SAI and the AFI “did not do enough” to arrange the athletes for the mega occasion.

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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS

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