An exceptional experience awaits ((Al-Ramadeen)) at the Youth Olympics
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National athletics team player, Qusai Al-Ramadeen, looks forward to benefiting from his upcoming participation in the Youth Olympic Games, hosted by the Senegalese capital, Dakar, from October 31st to November 13th, and gaining more experience by competing against the elite of the best young runners in the world.
Al-Ramadeen continues his training in preparation for the 1500-meter race under the supervision of national team coach, Atta Al-Balawi, as he focuses during the current phase on raising his physical and technical readiness, in an effort to appear in the best possible image at this Olympic forum.
The player emphasized the importance of this participation in his sports career, noting that it represents a distinct opportunity to gain experience and engage with runners of high levels.
He said: I think daily about my upcoming participation in the Youth Olympic Games, because of what it represents as an important station in my sports career, and I am well aware that I will compete against the elite of the best young runners in the world, which gives me a great incentive to provide my best.
For his part, coach Atta Al-Balawi confirmed that participating in the Youth Olympic Games constitutes an important station in Qusai Al-Ramadeen's career, due to the opportunity it provides to engage with the best young talents at the global level, and to learn about the nature of competition in major championships.
Al-Balawi said: We seek to achieve the maximum possible benefit from this participation, whether in terms of gaining experience or developing the player's technical and physical level, especially since competing against the elite of the best young runners in the world will give him an important opportunity to evaluate his level and identify the aspects he needs to develop during the coming phase.
Al-Balawi added that such participations contribute to building the player's personality and enhancing his self-confidence, stressing the importance of investing in this experience and building upon it in future competitions, in a way that serves his long-term athletic development.
The 1500-meter race competitions are scheduled to be held on November 9th at the Iba Mar Diop Stadium in the Senegalese capital, Dakar.