Gold desire in Nagoya; The necessity of turning success into a sustainable program for Iranian sports Mohsen Samizda, a sports expert, wrote in "Iran": In Nagoya, Iran won 19 gold medals, 18 silver medals and 15 bronze medals, a total of 52 medals and stood in sixth place; At Hangzhou 2022, he was seventh with 13 gold, 21 silver and 20 bronze for a total of 54 medals. The decrease of two medals in total, alongside an increase of six gold medals, indicates a growth of about 46% of gold and an improvement in the quality of the caravan medals. Of course, the existing difficulties should not be used as a cover for technical and managerial weaknesses. The important lesson of Nagoya is the necessity to turn the results into a four-year plan for the future of Iranian sports; A program based on targeted investment, talent development, support, support for coaches and increased participation in international competitions. Nagoya should not only be celebrated or visited; Check carefully. Read the full text here.

Gold desire in Nagoya; The necessity of turning success into a sustainable program for Iranian sports Mohsen Samizda, a sports expert, wrote in "Iran": In Nagoya, Iran won 19 gold medals, 18 silver medals and 15 bronze medals, a total of 52 medals and stood in sixth place; At Hangzhou 2022, he was seventh with 13 gold, 21 silver and 20 bronze for a total of 54 medals. The decrease of two medals in total, alongside an increase of six gold medals, indicates a growth of about 46% of gold and an improvement in the quality of the caravan medals. Of course, the existing difficulties should not be used as a cover for technical and managerial weaknesses. The important lesson of Nagoya is the necessity to turn the results into a four-year plan for the future of Iranian sports; A program based on targeted investment, talent development, support, support for coaches and increased participation in international competitions. Nagoya should not only be celebrated or visited; Check carefully. Read the full text here.