The head coach of China's women's basketball team, Xu Limin, has said that the postponement of the Olympic Games has had a major impact on their training plans. He says that this loss will have to be converted into profit. Due to Coronavirus epidemic, the Tokyo Olympic Games has been postponed for a year. China has sealed its place for the Women's Olympic basketball tournament with a record win in three qualifying matches in February. Xu reminisced of his team's Olympic qualification trip, where he had to play 'home' games in Belgrade instead of playing on his normal home court in Ocean, as the coronavirus epidemic then spread to China. He said that it was all about mentality. We inspired the Chinese people in the fight against the Coronavirus, and through this process, they also took inspiration from themselves. We prepared better for the challenges of playing abroad and won.
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Xu said that after the qualifying games, his team was well prepared for the Olympic Games. He said, "We had prepared well for the Olympics by gaining experience and competing with some strong teams before the Olympics, but Now its postponement derailed our plans. "Xu said," Although the one-year time we got after the postponement of the Olympics, we used to improve our weaknesses. The team returned to China in early March, where they would take isolation training at Beijing Sport University instead of their training in general administration sports.
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Xu admitted that he would have to adjust himself to a new environment, which is a big difficulty. He said that we have to adjust ourselves to a new environment, which is a big difficulty in itself. Staying isolated in one place for a long period is another challenge. "It is noteworthy that more than 81 thousand cases of coronavirus have been reported in China so far. Of this, 1299 are still being treated while There are 77,078 patients discharged from the hospital and 3,331 people who die of the disease.
