Mexican Maria Espinoza, taekwondo olympic champion V Beijing 2008announced that he would start his career as professional traineraspect in which he debuts by preparing mexican para taekwondo team for him World Championship specialty and Pan American Games Santiago 2023.
At a press conference, the most successful woman in the Mexican Olympic sport declared:
I am very happy, happy for this position, for this appointment. Especially supporting and guiding para taekwondo boys, with big challenges we have this year and we hope to achieve each of our goals.
spinozawho announced his retirement as a professional athlete in November last year, achieved in his career gold medal in Beijing 2008what from bronze in London 2012 and from silver in Rio de Janeiro 2016Except world title in Beijing 2007He signature in Manchester 2019 And bronze Muju 2017.
The one who was born in guasaveSinaloa, 35 years ago, he believed that all his experience would help them build a project in which adapted athletes achieve success achieved by conventional taekwondo Mexican throughout the entire time in this discipline.
Winner gold in Rio de Janeiro 2007 And silver in Toronto 2015 during Pan American Gamesits main purpose is to classify the 14 members of the para-taekwondo team into Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
The road to the jousting tournament will start in James 2023a competition for which he has yet to classify seven of his new students.
Maria Espinoza already participated in training of parasportsmenat the last stage of preparation for Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Gameshowever, at that time she did not have a coaching appointment.
I was supposed to be there as a support setting up the final details at the Tokyo Paralympic Games. This great opportunity I got while working with the para taekwondo team was a great moment for me and I remember it with great fondness, especially when the goal was reached Juan Diego Garcia gold medal.
(According to information from EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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