Weightlifting Fiji’s head coach, Henry Elder, has announced that the official squad for the Pacific Mini Games will be revealed later this month, following the final round of trials scheduled for April 19. Elder expressed confidence in the team’s preparations, detailing that athletes have been training intensively from Monday to Saturday. As the games approach, training sessions have been streamlined to once a day to allow sufficient recovery time for the athletes.
Elder also highlighted the significant role of faith and spirituality in motivating the athletes as they prepare for this key event, which is set to take place in Guam from June 29 to July 9. This upcoming competition is viewed as an important opportunity for Fijian athletes to showcase their skills on an international platform.
The current optimism surrounding Weightlifting Fiji aligns with a broader trend seen in Fijian sports, as teams across various disciplines gear up for the Pacific Mini Games. For instance, the athletics team has recently completed initial trials, with an eye on establishing strong performances at the event. The collaborative spirit and determination among various Fijian sports teams underline the nation’s commitment to competitive excellence.
As preparations continue, there is considerable hope that the athletes will not only achieve personal bests but also elevate Fiji’s reputation in the world of sports. The sense of community support and shared ambition among the athletes serves as a positive driving force as they work toward success in upcoming competitions.
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