Describe a sportsperson you admire

 

Describe a sportsperson you admire 

Who is the person? 

What is his/her achievement? 

Why do you admire him? 

 

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Sports play an indispensable role in everyone’s life, owing to which one can stay fit as a fiddle. I know many sportspersons, and now I will talk about my favourite one. 

 He is none other than Neeraj Chopra born on December 24, 1997, and he is an Indian track and field athlete who competes in the Javelin Throw. 

  A) Neeraj Chopra has an ocean of achievements, and he is the first Indian athlete in the Javelin Throw category who grabbed Gold Medal in Tokyo Olympics 2020.  

 B) Moreover, he is also the first track and field athlete from India to win at the IAAF World U20 Championships, and in the under-20 category, he gained a record of throwing 86.48m of javelin and has become the first Indian to set a world record.  

C) In addition, he has also been commissioned in the Indian Army as Junior Commissioned Officer also known as JCO.  

I admire that person owing to the plenty of reasons, 

A) The first and foremost is, that he says that our Self-Belief is our Biggest Asset. In brief, the way he got qualified for the final round in his very first throw, showcased his self-belief in himself and the work, he had put in to reach this stage. 

B) The second cogent reason why I like that person is that he favours the concept, “Higher the Risk, Sweeter the Reward” along with pure dedication.  

C) Last but not least, he believes in an old cliché, “The More You Sweat During Practice, The Less You Will Bleed During War”. And, it took Neeraj just two throws to become a legend and win Gold.  

As a result, owing to the reasons mentioned earlier, I admire the Gold Medallist in the Olympics named JCO Neeraj Chopra.

Part -3

1. What kinds of exercises do Indian people like?

Most Indian people are not very physically active. That is why there has been a drastic rise in diseases like obesity and diabetes in India. However, at the same time, many people in India go for a morning walk and do yoga. Hence, people like brisk walks in the morning and Yoga to stay hale and hearty. 

2. What characteristics do you think an athlete should have?

I think the two most important qualities for an athlete are discipline and self-confidence. One cannot achieve success overnight; it requires regular hard work and that means discipline and discipline is not just restricted to exercise but also to diet. Moreover, in all sports and gymnastics, mental toughness is as important as physical fitness, if not more.

3. Why are there so few top athletes?

Because the journey to become a top athlete is full of struggles and obstacles. Although many people have the physical strength and fitness to reach the level, they don’t have the mental toughness required to keep going. Many talented people are let go in the middle because they are unable to keep up with the daily struggles and challenges.

4. What’s the best way to become a top athlete?

I think the first requirement to become a top athlete is to start early. Nearly all the athletes today are those who started when they were children. For example, Roger Federer started playing tennis at the age of three. Then, it’s all about willpower and dedication.