After the End of the Thailand Open last week, the BWF Tour entered a short offseason, with the next tournament not starting until June 7, the Super 500-level Indonesia Masters. The overseas Kuniwa army will return to the overseas training camp in Chiang Mai, Thailand, to continue the retreat and prepare for the upcoming series of open tournaments. Most of the foreign players have returned to their respective countries, and many players who have participated in international competitions as free people have adopted the form of hugging and warming, and the Dubai training camp of Denmark's brother Acelon has once again become a place where many players gather.
At last year's Tokyo Olympics, Denmark's Acelon achieved a breakthrough, winning the men's singles gold medal and achieving a single event Grand Slam. After that, in order to better prepare for and participate in professional competitions, he left the Danish national team, put his personal training base in Dubai, the Middle East country of the United Arab Emirates, set up his own training camp here, and invited many players to train together, including Luo Jianyou in Singapore, Yang Can in Canada, and Lakashya-Sen in India.
One of the most eye-catching is Singaporean brother Luo Jianyou, who soared to the sky at the World Championships at the end of December last year, becoming the biggest dark horse, not only eliminating the world's first Acelon in the first round of the World Championships, but also winning consecutive victories to reach the final final, defeating India's brother Slicante in one fell swoop, winning the Men's Singles Championships of the World Championships, becoming the first badminton world champion in Singapore's history. At the same time, Acelon and Lakashia won the Indonesian Open and the India Open respectively, and the role and gold content of the training camp were highlighted, and the outside world began to pay attention to the value of the Dubai training camp.
Since then, Acelon's training camp has been joined by a number of newcomers, including Ireland's brother Nguyen Il and Malaysian men's singles adept Zhan Junwei. Recently, Lee Cheuk Yew, a good men's singles player in Hong Kong, China, also joined the training camp. Everyone opened a new training mode to prepare for the follow-up competition.
Regarding the role of Arcelor training camp, Zhang Jun, chairman of the Chinese Badminton Association and head coach of The National Badminton Doubles, recently mentioned in the interactive exchange that this open-ended training camp model of mutual exchange is worth learning, and the national feather also hopes to have the opportunity to invite foreign players to participate in training and improve together. In response to the problems of the men's singles of the national feather, many fans and netizens have ridiculed whether it is also necessary to send the new stars of the national feathers to the Acelon training camp to be gilded, and there will be unexpected effects and achievements.