Seyed Mohammad Poladgar, the head of the Iranian delegation at the Asian Para Games in Nagoya, expressed hope for winning 167 medals for Iran and spoke about the challenges facing athletes on this path. He emphasized that his only expectation from the athletes is to give their all for the pride of Iran.
Challenges in Preparing Athletes
Poladgar, in an interview with the media, discussed the preparation conditions for the athletes, saying: "The Iranian delegation has gone through tough days due to the country's conditions. We faced some difficulties in holding training camps and had to conduct our camps in a decentralized manner for a long time." He continued that at times, athletes trained in their own cities and regions under remote supervision from their coaches. These difficult conditions have made the determination and effort of Iranian athletes more noticeable than ever.
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A Wish for Medal Achievement
Regarding the prediction of the number of gold medals, Poladgar cautiously said: "I cannot say or guess the number of gold medals. Our delegation consists of 167 members, and I wish we could win 167 medals." This statement reflects his hope for significant successes for Iran in these games. He also urged athletes to give their all and strive for the pride and dignity of Iran.
It seems that despite the challenges facing the Iranian delegation, the determination and effort of the athletes can lead to great successes. Poladgar looks confidently to the future and hopes that the results of the collective and individual efforts of the athletes will bear fruit in the competition arena. This event is an opportunity to showcase the capabilities of Iranian athletes and bring honor to the country.
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