Neeraj Chopra over the years has broken multiple records, been a winner at the Asian Games, Commonwealth Games and the World Junior Championship

Now Neeraj Chopra has good chance of winning a medal at the upcoming Tokyo Olympics

Neeraj has been coached by top javelin coaches Uwe Hohn (eternal world record holder with 104.80m) and Werner Daniels. As of today, he is under Klaus Bartonietz

Because of his coaches’ help, Neeraj has seen a significant rise in performance in his throwing distance

Which lead to break his own national record by 0.01 m with a throw of 88.07m at the National Institute of Sports in Patiala

Since 2018, his throws have gone from an average of 82m to a consistent average of about 85m. The aim would now be to breach the 90m mark in the coming months

In his training technique, Neeraj uses “The Nordic Valhalla” also uses in all competition for better throw

Since 2019, Neeraj’s injuries caused some problems in his promising career but has managed to make a major comeback and his performances at National events should be enough

In this season, his throws have been second best in the world behind Germany’s Johannes Vetter and therefore, he’s speculated to finish on the podium with Olympic medal