Overview
- Chopra pinpointed a tendency to fall on his left side during competition throws and is working with physio Ishan Marwah on targeted drills to correct it.
- Under Jan Zelezny’s coaching, he aims to turn sporadic 88–89 m efforts into regular 90 m-plus performances by integrating new techniques into his routine.
- He began a 57-day training block in Prague and Nymburk on July 11, staying in the Czech Republic through early September to refine his form.
- His next meet is the Silesia Diamond League in Poland on August 16, where he will face 2024 Olympic champion Arshad Nadeem for the first time since Paris.
- Chopra’s season goal remains defending his world title at the Tokyo World Championships, scheduled for September 13–21.