Tiger Winning Medals In Sub-Junior Wrestling

Tiger winning medals in sub-junior wrestling, wrestling by eating dry bread. The soil of village Bhainswal Kalan gave the country international wrestlers like Olympic medalist Yogeshwar Dutt, but Monu aka Tiger of his village Bhainswal Kalan is forced to wrestle by eating dry bread.

Tiger has won several medals in sub-junior wrestling competitions for the country but now he is not able to progress due to not getting enough diet. Monu’s application for the prize money of medals won in previous competitions has been pending with the Haryana government for many years.

Dry bread in luck

21-year-old Monu said her father was a daily wage laborer, so he could not get enough food. Earlier some milk was available, but now we have to live by eating dry bread. If you get vegetables with bread in the morning then it is not available in the evening. Eating dry bread is difficult to wrestle with. Father and brother lost work during the Corona transition.

500 should be daily for the right dosage

He said that a budding wrestler should get two kilos of milk, 250 grams of almonds, 250 raisins, half a dozen bananas, seasonal fruits, bread-vegetables, rice, salads, yogurt daily. This diet costs around Rs 500 a day, but not doing so is affecting performance.

Wrestling since the age of eight

Monu had chosen wrestling as a career at the age of eight. He learned wrestling tricks from Coach Shamsher in Balraj’s arena in the village. Tiger’s father Ranbir Singh is a daily wage laborer, but he worked hard day and night to pay for his son’s education and wrestling. Tiger is living in a dilapidated house with his mother and father.

Tiger first plays freestyle wrestling at 42 kg and later at 57 kg. Raj Singh Singh Chikkara, coach of Subhash Stadium in Sonepat, said that Tiger won medals in all the national and international level sub-junior competitions in the year 2015-16, but now not getting enough food is affecting his performance.