Renmazuo27
Regular Member
For those who haven't seen it yet..
ahaha!! Where did you get that from? Looks super fun.Well, whatever the case, Momota certainly seems to be enjoying himself at the moment, ... at the national training camp.
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Or you can just mind your own business and let the man lives his life. There’s more in life than just badminton, you know?Did you know who he is with? Pls shaddup if you dont know. That person is not a good guy to mix with firstly. His image is getting worse.
I hope japan ban him for being naive or ignorant to mix with bad people. Or grind him harder. Seems slacked.![]()
You were clubbing in KL? You’re based in Singapore.Saw him in kl clubbing which is a nono.
A lot of pressure... again. Lzj waiting for him.
Lzj also expected to perform because he missed cg gold.
Thanks for the update. I read Momota's statement as he is still not confident in his physical condition, that's why he chose to stick to defence.Various articles have started surfacing in the run-up to the World Championships, many focusing on Momota's condition.
During the national training camp, head coach Park Joo Bong had apparently commented that Momota's speed and physical form were inadequate; when asked about this point after the conclusion of the camp, he replied, "[Momota] worked hard on building up his physical strength, but returned to his team the following week, and I haven't been able to check his performance on court."
Momota, for his part, states that the increase in fast, attacking players means that he needs to further hone his defence skills (read this to mean that he is NOT considering a shift to a more attack-oriented game). Much of his training revolves around how to return the smashes of more aggressive players. In reply to a question on the adverse impact of the accident, he answered that there were times when he sensed he wasn't able to use his body efficiently, and faced problems in judging the distance of the shuttle, but that there was no longer any anxiety about these points. Instead, in approaching the game, he now focuses on how to get results, and how he can keep up with the current speed of the game.
Momota feels that he can still compete, and endeavours to keep that feeling in tact.
When things are not going well, concentrate on your strengths to get back your confidence. It will be hard for anyone to beat Viktor though.