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Taiwo Mati resumes training in Portugal

Dare Kuti
Last updated: June 13, 2020 7:58 pm
Dare Kuti
Published: June 13, 2020
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African Cadet Champion, Taiwo Mati has resumed training after the easing of the COVID-19 lockdown in Portugal. The 2019 Africans Games men’s team silver medallist said he felt bad not training for over 3 months since the lockdown began in Portugal.

Mati told www.aclsports.com that despite not having international tournaments to attend, he needs to keep fit.

He said, “I am excited to resume intensive training after over 3 months indoor. The only light training I did was playing with Aruna Quadri and his family at their house which was fun.  I have to return back to shape because we do not know when the ITTF-Africa will schedule some of these events.

“I felt so sad because I have not experienced such a thing before when everyone will stay inside their houses due to a disease.

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The 2019 Nigeria U21 league gold medalist  said the standard of equipments and facilities he is training with will aid him become a better player.

He said, “The standard of Table Tennis equipment and facilities here in Portugal are top notch. I will also have the opportunity of playing with top notch players in the world. I believe this will help up my game and make me a better player in the coming years”.

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