Paris Olympics 2024: Neeraj Chopra Ready To Retain His Gold! Shares First Glimpse From Practice

India's track and field hero, Neeraj Chopra is all set to roar back to top and is ready to retain his Gold in Men's Javelin at Paris Olympics 2024. 

With just over 15 days remaining from the opening ceremony of Paris Olympics, Neeraj Chopra is hard at work to not let up and lose his grip on the Olympic Gold. Ahead of the Olympics, Neeraj Chopra has shared the first glimpse of his practice session. 

Neeraj Chopra's Practice Session Ahead Of Paris Olympics 

Neeraj Chopra is currently training in Germany ahead for Paris Olympics 2024 alongside his coach Klaus Bartonietz and physio Ishaan Marwaha. Chopra is regularly entering into intense workouts and leaving his all out in the practice to retain his grip on the Gold.  

As the Olympic Champion, continues his practice, Neeraj Chopra took to Instagram to share a first glimpse on how he is gunning for the Paris Olympics. 

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In the video shared by Neeraj Chopra on his Instagram, India's only ever track and field athlete to win a Gold Medal at the Olympics is seen locked in as he is perfecting his form to let fly rocket Javelin throws at Paris Olympics.

Neeraj Chopra is definitely entering the Paris Olympics with a lot of expectations and pressure to become the first Indian to win back to back medals at Trrrack and Field the Summer Games. 

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Neeraj Chopra's Form Ahead of Paris Olympics 2024  

Heading into the Paris Olympics, Neeraj Chopra is in a decent run of form. He's won a silver medal in the Paavo Nurmi Games back in 2022 and also at the Stockholm Diamond League. 

In 2023, Neeraj Chopra won in the Doha Diamond League and then backed up his performance by winning the Gold Medal in the World Athletics Championship. 

He enters into the Paris Olympics ranked at no.2 spot in the World Athletics Rankings for Men's Javelin throw.