Neeraj Chopra gears up for Ostrava meet: a defining moment in 2025 season

After breaking the 90m barrier with a 90.23m throw at Doha, Neeraj Chopra now eyes the prestigious Ostrava event on June 24, 2025. This competition could be pivotal in his quest to solidify dominance in track and field this season.

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Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra is preparing for the Ostrava meet on June 24, a key event in his 2025 season. Fresh from winning the Paris Diamond League with a best throw of 88.16 metres, Chopra is focused on improving his core strength and throwing control to enhance his performance.

Since his historic gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, Chopra has faced intense scrutiny over crossing the 90m mark, a milestone he first achieved at the Doha Diamond League. Despite narrowly missing it at other events, his recent performances, including a silver at the Paris Olympics and medals at the World Athletics Championships, have cemented his status as a top contender.

Chopra described the Ostrava meet as 'one of the greatest competitions in track and field', highlighting its significance in his competitive calendar. His focus on physical conditioning and technical control reflects his ambition to make the 2025 season a defining chapter in his career.

"I need some more control when I throw, like on the attack," he said, emphasizing the technical improvements he aims to achieve.

With the Ostrava event approaching, all eyes will be on Chopra as he seeks to build on his recent successes and push beyond previous limits in the javelin arena.
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Indian javelin star Neeraj Chopra, fresh off a Paris Diamond League win with an 88.16m throw, is gearing up for the Ostrava meet on June 24, calling it 'one of the greatest competitions in track and field.' He aims to strengthen his core and improve control for a defining 2025 season.
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  • Neeraj Chopra narrowly missed the 90m mark by six centimetres before the Doha Diamond League meet, with his best throw just short of the elusive threshold in javelin.Indianexpress
  • At the Doha Diamond League meet, Neeraj Chopra achieved a personal best throw of 90.23 metres, breaching the 90m mark for the first time.Indianexpress
  • Neeraj expressed relief at being rid of the 90m questions that dogged him at every press conference since his 2021 Olympic gold.Indianexpress
  • Neeraj emphasized the need for more control and body strength despite his recent success, stating he needs to work on his core muscles and make his body stronger.Inshorts
  • Neeraj Chopra is set to compete next at the Ostrava event on June 24, 2025, which he described as one of the greatest competitions in track and field.Indianexpress
After winning the Paris Diamond League title with a best throw of 88.16 metres, Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra said he needs to work on his core muscles and make his body stronger.
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Neeraj revealed that he will compete after at the Ostrava event on June 24.
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