Koulař Tomáš Staněk before the meeting Zlatá tretra Ostrava.
Jaroslav Ožana, ČTK
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In Torun, you also celebrated with torn muscle. Did you manage to cure him?
We had to slow down a bit around the hall and put our feet together, so I haven’t thrown a turn so much yet. I got more suited in the hall than would be healthy, but in training it looks good.
So did you manage the traditional South African concentration successfully and in good health?
I felt better than usual, we were only Czechs, a few Slovaks and local rugby players. Earlier, in the rain, everyone would run to the gym and it would not be possible to move. Now it wasn’t a problem, only the rugby players tended to stretch, but then they understood that they didn’t have to occupy all the machines… (smile)
Tomáš Staňek is waiting for this year’s outdoor premiere in Ostrava.
Jaroslav Ožana, ČTK
You probably don’t expect the performance of 22.17, which your Polish juice Michal Haratyk has already shone at the beginning of the season.
No, I wouldn’t even want to throw that far at the beginning of the season, there’s plenty of time for the Olympics. He probably trained well and is upset in the lobby (Stanek deprived him of gold in Torun). I’ve also seen the performances of the Americans, these big names will show nonsense again, I can’t make a hard deal out of it, otherwise I could wrap it up.
Will you be careful of your muscles in the expected colder weather?
I’m ready, from Ladi Prasil (former bowler, now masseur) I have a tape to wrap my thigh, I’ll take a warmth and I’ll hope the sun peeks out at my six o’clock.
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