Liebenberg backs Arshad to rediscover his best form
South African coach Terseus Liebenberg is working with Olympic champion Arshad Nadeem to help the Pakistani javelin thrower regain his peak form. The training camp in South Africa aims to prepare Nadeem for upcoming international championships following a post-Paris performance dip.
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facebook --> twitter --> whatsup --> linkded --> email MORE (3) Messenger Whatsapp --> Photo: AFP/File KARACHI: South African coach Terseus Liebenberg believes Arshad Nadeem will regain his best form, describing the Olympic champion as a 'champion of life' and an inspirational role model as the Pakistani javelin thrower begins a training stint in South Africa.
Liebenberg said Arshad's struggles since his record-breaking performance at the Paris Olympics were difficult to explain but insisted the 29-year-old possessed the mindset needed to return to the highest level.
"He has an incredibly strong mindset and I firmly believe that he will once again regain his best form," Liebenberg told The Express Tribune from South Africa.
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