TALKING WITH CARINA MURASHIGE

CBTM: What to play a Pan it means for you?  

 

CARINA MURASHIGE: Means a lot! For me, it is very important to play a Pan Americano, because I have the chance of accomplishing one of my objectives, that it is to conquer a medal American Pan! 

 

CBTM: What would you make to play this Pan in Rio de Janeiro? 

  

CARINA MURASHIGE: I would give continuity in the works that I am doing so much in the trainings in the table, as in the physical and psychological part! 

 

CBTM: You played a Pan with 17 years and it can play other with 21. Which the difference of the period that precedes Pan on these 4 years? 

 

CARINA MURASHIGE: When I was 17 years old, he/she didn't have notion of the importance of playing a Pan Americano, it was not prepared. But now, I am ready to play with any opponent and to face them of equal for equal!  

 

CBTM: You, Karin Sako and Mariany Nonaka will dispute two vacancies. Talk a little about their contestants. 

 

CARINA MURASHIGE: Mariany and Karin, are two very strong opponents! All are in a good phase and with certainty, it will be very difficult for the technical commission to decide who this prepared best to play Pan! 

 

CBTM: In the one what do you think can overcome them and to win the vacancy? 

 

CARINA MURASHIGE: I need to maintain the calm and the concentration! And to put in the table everything that I am. But as I said, it will be a very difficult task! 

 

CBTM: The one that you hope to feel when playing a Pan Americano home, in case he/she is classified. In the one what will the emotion be different? 

 

CARINA MURASHIGE: To play a Pan is very good! But to have the chance of playing a Pan Americano home is better still, because we will have the Brazilian supporter leaning on in each game, occurring us a lot of force! And I know, that any one of us that it be chosen, Brazil will be being well acted, and with chances of bringing a Pan American medal!