Rahul, Recurve Archer Practice.

Mumbai: You can call it a mini-mission to learn from the best. This is why eight Indian archers are demanding to achieve a high performance training camp, which is currently participating in South Korea ahead of the World Archery Championship starting next week in Guangju.Supported by Reliance Foundation (RF), eight archers, including experienced husband and wife Atanu Das And Deepika KumariSince August 14, the famous Yachon has been in the camp at Jin Ho International Archery Center. And perhaps the biggest advantage for coming out of this particular system orchestrated by RF has been an opportunity to train under the famous former Korean head coach Moon Hyung Cheol.

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With four out of eight sets to compete in the world from 5-12 September, this is actually the preparation and conditioning of the travel coach of the squad. Rahul Banerjee It is believed that his archers needed before the tests in Guangju.“The argument behind the plan of this camp is, first of all, Korea is about three and a half hours ahead in time, so acclimatization is important,” Bnerjee told toi toi. “So we came about 25 days ago.“Secondly, the place we are undergoing training is known as the corn of archery in Korea. Korean archery started mostly from here. Many Olympic medal winners, even present, are from this basis.The greatest education that emphasizes both Banerjee and archers is on how to deal with the wind situation, what they say, you do not experience in India.“The most difficult situation for our players, not only in Korea, but also in every tournament, especially abroad, this is the air condition. In India, we do not find such air conditions, so when the winds come, we immediately become mentally weaker than the opponent. And under equal conditions, Koreans are about 20–30 percent ahead of us, ”said Banerjee.This is the region that has been the focal point of their interaction with Hyung Cheol, even the language barrier is not allowed to stop it.Banerjee said, “I keep asking him how to judge the wind and what should be focused on your archers during the air situation.” “There is an obstacle language. We are completely dependent on Google translation. We have also downloaded Cakotalist (a popular instant messaging app in South Korea). So I keep messaging him and he responds to it.”

Rahul with veteran Korean coach Moon Hung Chola

Four -time Olympian Deepika, who will compete with Rahul’s feelings in Guangju and Aman Saini and Pratamesh Fuse’s compound archery pair.“This provides a great opportunity to assess these conditions,” the decorated recurrence Archer said, who has received silver twice in the World Championship. “When you suddenly go to face the air from competing in dead air, it can be misleading.“However, if you continue to work in such situations, your confidence is automatically formed, helping you understand how your shoot will be affected.”This is a new experience for these archer, and more than one welcome. The 2018 Asian Games silver medalist Aman said, “This is the first camp of its kind for me in Korea.” “It is a great initiative that we have been sent here by RF for good training before the World Championship.”Training with Korean people, even if it is not the top line of their archers, has been another important plus point. Deepika said, “There is a world of difference between her and us.”“Every Korean coach and player have a fast shooting style. And when you see good things, your body goes to adopt it if you want.”The overriding spirit between Banerjee and archers is clear. To hits scars in actually the largest stages for Indian archery, unfortunately, it often decreases as a young age, it can definitely do so as an elite with its best archers to spend more time in an environment with more time.