Country’s best athlete Golden Boy Neeraj Chopra has made a big promise to the countrymen this time. In fact, millions of his fans always have a question from him that when will he achieve the record of throwing the 90 meter javelin.

On this question, Neeraj while giving his answer said that he will close this question this time. That means they will achieve this target. He said that he is working hard day and night for this goal. They are training hard under the supervision and guidance of the world’s top athletes, coaches. At present, his focus is only and only for 90 meters and above.

Ongoing practice in England
Neeraj Chopra’s athletic prowess recently stunned even the iconic Michael Johnson. Now Neeraj Chopra has set himself a target of 90 meters in the new year. After a historic gold in Tokyo, the 24-year-old Olympic champion javelin thrower created history by winning the Diamond League Finals gold medal. After this won the silver medal in the World Championship. However, despite his stellar performance, the magical figure of 90 meters is still far away from Neeraj Chopra. Presently Neeraj Chopra is practicing Javelin thrower in England.

Throw was 89.94 meters in Diamond League
Neeraj Chopra joined on video conference during a private event and said in the conversation, in this new year I hope I will find the answer to this question. I’ll close this question once and for all. He had a throw of 89.94m to finish second in the Stockholm leg of the prestigious Diamond League.

Neeraj Chopra said, I could have thrown 90 meters if I had moved my leg forward a few centimeters. But there is a magic mark for an athlete. Whenever you talk about a top athlete, we all say he threw 90 metres.

Neeraj has already made it clear, it will happen when it has to be done
Neeraj said in his many interviews earlier also, I am not bothered about the pressure of expectations. It will happen when it has to. It could have happened last year or a few years back, but maybe God has fixed a right time and place for it. I’m mainly doing shoulder strength exercises. I am also bowling heavy balls of around 1.8-2 kg.