Pomaski: “If you start at 8.30 pm you don’t have to worry about something going wrong!”

THE Miltos Tendoglou master it gold metal in the European Indoor Athletics for the third consecutive event, thanks to the “gold” of the jump at 8.30 meters!

With his statements on the SEGAS website, the coach of the 24-year-old athlete, George Pomaskireferred to this great success, but also to the fact that Tedoglou has remained at the top of the sport for several years!

Giorgos Pomaski’s statements in detail:

For Milto’s victory: “After six consecutive wins you start to fear because statistically you can lose it. If something happens and you lose first place. All I have is relying on Milto to react during the match. And I’m sure he can do it.”

For Mitlos Tedoglou’s appearance today: “If you start at 8.30am and close at 10.20am you don’t have to worry about something going wrong. I had no doubts about how it would go. I think he won with one jump. I didn’t think Modler could do anything better.”

For the changes that have taken place in their collaboration: “I have said many times that Miltos has changed me. Now I make small interventions in the program, in the methodology, in our daily life in order to guide him”.

For the fact that Miltos has won eight medals over the years:“I don’t single out any medal, any moment. A medal is a medal. If you win in a major championship it is something special and every next one has more weight than the last one, because it is very difficult to have such a long time. We are talking about seven years at the top, that is very difficult. This victory is history, let’s move on to the next one.”

What to expect from Milto in the coming years: “We continue after the rest of the medals. We have to work a little more. So far the training process has been very simple. From now on I want a performance. The first to win the race and then perform over 8.70 meters. We cannot say when an athlete’s peak will come.”