Criticism of the former head coach on the shooting situation Hossein Amiri, the former head coach of the national para-shooting team, in an interview with Pars: Photography has an outside and an inside, and to draw conclusions you should pay attention to both parts. You cannot achieve good results with incomplete exercises, and many exercises are needed to achieve perfection and even get a better grade. If someone is asked what percentage of shooting success depends on the spirit, everyone will say and know that about 80% of it is related to spiritual issues, but in my opinion, not even 5% worked on this issue. The work must be done perfectly. On the other hand, we always had the cartridge problem and that also affected the process. Disputes with chivalry? The Paralympic Committee has always left no stone unturned for him. I heard they made cartridges for him, while some athletes didn't have cartridges. They also accompany him and the score given by the committee derives from his chance of winning a medal. My departure from the national team was not related to disagreements in chivalry, but in the end it was decided that I would no longer be the head coach of the national team, but I would still be an Iranian soldier. - Link.