Asian Games" is at the same level as the Asian Games national players! Li Yang shares the thoughtful features of the relay station

Li Yang took a photo with badminton player Dong Xiaowei, caring about the players' needs and preparations. (Provided by the Athletic Department)

[Reporter Nian Miaoyun/Comprehensive Report] Minister of Sports Li Yangjin inspected the Nagoya relay station for the Asian Para Games (referred to as the Asian Para Games) set up at Yuen Elementary School. He was accompanied by Zhuang Jiajia, deputy CEO of the National Sports Training Center, who introduced the various service facilities and logistics preparations. In addition to caring about the needs of the athletes and logistical support measures, the minister also expressed condolences to the on-site staff for their hard work, and encouraged the team to continue to improve various services during the event so that athletes can prepare for competition with peace of mind and give full play to their training results.

Li Yang said that in order to provide more comprehensive care for the Asian Games delegation, this relay station not only refers to the logistics service experience of the past Asian Games, but also specially adjusts the facilities according to the actual needs of the Asian Games athletes, including adding ramps on the stairs, configuring stair-climbing machines, setting up barrier-free mobile toilets, and arranging service spaces such as medical stations, nutritional consultation and psychological consultation on the first floor to improve convenience and service accessibility. The minister also expressed special thanks to the inter-ministerial partners such as the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Agriculture, and the Ministry of Health and Welfare, as well as private enterprises such as China Airlines and Dadongwu for their joint support. He hopes that the players can fully feel the country's attention and support.

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There are 71 athletes in the Chinese delegation for this Asia Pacific Games, participating in 12 sports. In order to strengthen the logistical support for each team during the competition, the Sports Department set up an Asian Games relay station for the first time this year. Referring to the Asian Games logistics service model, the National Sports Training Center and the National Sports Science Center invested 16 professional manpower to provide services such as meal supply, physical therapy and sports protection, physical training, physiological recovery, biochemical testing, nutritional consultation and psychological consultation. The delegation also arranged for three doctors to take turns providing medical services at the relay station to meet the health care needs of the players during training and competition.

Li Yang went to the Yapa Yun relay station to pay attention to the preparation of relevant services. (Provided by the Athletic Department)

Ye Wanrui, a doctor on the delegation, said that this time the medical team combined the resources of the National Training Center and the Sports Science Center to equip the relay station with equipment such as laser, therapeutic ultrasound, electrotherapy, pressure massage, focused shock wave, high-energy laser and hyperbaric oxygen to provide players with relevant medical and recovery support. In addition, considering the distance between some competition venues such as table tennis and badminton and relay stations, medical sub-stations have also been set up in the hotels where the relevant representative teams stay, and doctors have been arranged to provide services to improve the immediacy and accessibility of medical care.

The Sports Department stated that this Asian Parnassus Games relay station integrates resources such as barrier-free facilities, sports science, medical care and logistical support, hoping to continue to improve the service model centered on the needs of athletes, and encourages all athletes to believe in their long-term accumulated training results, go all out and perform to the fullest in the international arena. The Sports Department will continue to work together with all units to become the most solid backing for the athletes.