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New Delhi: If India has not produced many tennis stars, it is because the players have been perennially lacking in physical fitness and they desperately need a sports science centre for training, says multiple-Grand Slam winner Leander Paes. Full Article at Zee News
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New Delhi: If India has not produced many tennis stars, it is because the players have been perennially lacking in physical fitness and they desperately need a sports science centre for training, says multiple-Grand Slam winner Leander Paes. Full Article at DNA India
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Playing host to a mega event like Commonwealth Games could provide India the much-needed state-of-the-art sports infrastructure, but if that would be enough for the country to step closer to becoming a true sporting power, doubts remain. Full Article at Economic Times
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Mr. Ajay Bijli, Chairman and Managing Director, PVR Ltd. won the “Entrepreneur of the Year” award at the inaugural edition of the Videocon India Youth Icon Awards, a Wizcraft initiative in association with Sahara India Media. Full Article at India eNews
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The primary factor is the lack of understanding about the need for an intensive training regime away from the court. Our juniors have great tennis skills but fall short on the physical aspect
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The lack of a sports science center in the country hinders not only tennis but every other sport too. That is one of the primary needs of Indian sports.
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You can make world-class cross-country athletes even if they run only on jungle trails. But only if they have world-class coaches and physios. The appalling lack of knowledge amongst Indian trainers is the greatest handicap
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Cricket will continue to dominate — it might get eclipsed only for the duration of the Games as a lot of Indian winners will emerge
SOURCE: Economic Times
