Indian shuttler PV Sindhu separates herself from coach Park Tae, coach gave information
India’s Olympic medalist and star shuttler PV Sindhu has parted ways with her coach Park Tae. Along with Park Tae-sang, PV Sindhu won a bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, as well as a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games last year. There is big news about PV Sindhu, who created history by winning an Olympic medal in badminton. PV Sindhu and her coach Park Tae have decided to go their separate ways. Park and Sindhu came together in the year 2019, after which Park was handling Sindhu’s coaching.
PV Sindhu teamed up with Park Tae to win three BWF World Tour titles including Syed Modi International, Swiss Open and Singapore Open. Let us tell you that she won the women’s singles gold medal in the Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham and the bronze medal in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and then the gold medal in the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games.
At present PV Sindhu’s form has been very poor. She has not been able to perform strongly in many tournaments. In such a situation, Park took responsibility for Sindhu’s recent bad form. He said that PV Sindhu has performed poorly in the recent few matches for which the entire responsibility is mine.
He told that Sindhu needs a new coach. Sindhu will soon find a new coach for herself. There was a desire to stay with him till the next Olympics but it will not be possible. However, every moment spent with him will be memorable. Please tell that during the Birmingham Games, Sindhu suffered a stress fracture in her ankle, after which she took a break from the game. His return to badminton in January earlier this year came as a surprise as he suffered first round losses in both the Malaysia Open and the India Open.
Sindhu gave a statement
Earlier, Sindhu spoke about how her coach took responsibility for her first round loss at the Malaysia Open and defended Park as she insisted that coming back from injury is always difficult.
