The Chinese women’s rugby sevens team is intensively preparing for the Paris Olympics in Nanjing, under the guidance of coach Lu Zhuan. Following their promising debut at the Tokyo Games, where they advanced to the quarterfinals and secured a seventh-place finish, the team is determined to build on their success.
Coach Lu Zhuan, appointed after the Tokyo Olympics, has been instrumental in honing the team’s skills and strategies. His leadership has injected fresh energy and optimism into the squad. “Our goal is to qualify for the Paris Olympics and showcase the strength of Chinese women’s rugby on the world stage,” Lu expressed.
The team’s training regimen in Nanjing focuses on enhancing speed, agility, and teamwork, essential components in the fast-paced sport of rugby sevens. The players are optimistic about their prospects, driven by a shared ambition to surpass their previous achievements.
“We are working hard every day to improve our game,” one of the team members shared. “The experience at the Tokyo Olympics was invaluable, and we are eager to compete at the highest level again.”
The Chinese women’s rugby sevens team faces stiff competition in the upcoming qualification tournaments. However, with their dedication and the strategic guidance of Coach Lu, they remain confident in their ability to secure a spot at the Paris Olympics.
The team’s efforts reflect the growing popularity and development of rugby in China, as the nation continues to invest in sports programs and international competition. Supporters and fans are eagerly anticipating their performance in the upcoming matches.
“Our focus is on continuous improvement,” Coach Lu added. “We aim to play our style of rugby, regardless of the opponent, and represent the Chinese mainland with pride and determination.”
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Chinese women's rugby sevens team prepare for Paris Olympics
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