In order to win the first men's singles medal at the World Table Tennis Championships in his career, Tomokazu Zhang added a small stove by himself in the training camp

On the 7th local time, the Japanese team that will participate in the 2025 World Table Tennis Championships in Doha, which will open on the 17th of this month, disclosed the team's training content. The first brother of Japanese table tennis, Tomokazu Zhangmoto, told about his motivation on the big stage of the World Table Tennis Championships.

In open practice, Tomokazu Hitomoto is a player

Tomokazu Zhangmoto's journey to the World Table Tennis Championships began in 2017DusseldorfAt that time, he entered the Japanese national team at the youngest age of 13 in history, and achieved a good result in the top 8 in men's singles on his first appearance. But since then, even if he has participated in 4 World Table Tennis Championships, he has not won a medal. On this day, in order to win the long-cherished men's singles medal at the World Table Tennis Championships, Tomokazu Zhang greatly exceeded the scheduled 45-minute practice time, and he sweated energetically for more than 2 hours.

In the final stage, Tomokazu Haramoto practiced one-on-one with Seiya Kishikawa, the coach of the Japanese men's table tennis team since April. In this regard, Tomokazu Zhang expressed his gratitude to the coach, "(After taking office as a coach), I was able to see the coach and me practicing at the two conferences, and he was a considerate coach with a great sense of security. You can socialize with me whenever you practice, and you will accompany me until the evening every day during this training camp. I trust you."

The 2025 Doha World Table Tennis Championships is about to start, and Tomokazu Zhang said, "We must make good use of the training time before the game, and all of them have been around this World Championships since the beginning of this year." All that's left is to adjust your posture and work hard for the official competition. Please let me report to you with the medal. ”