Japanese para athletics icon Atsushi Yamamoto said Monday he wants to develop world-class athletes after calling time on his 22-year competitive career.Yamamoto, who has a prosthetic leg, earned a pair of silver medals in the long jump while making four Summer Paralympic appearances between 2008 and 2021. He also became a Winter Olympian in 2018 when he snowboarded in Pyeongchang, South Korea."I've wanted to show people how much I can do with this leg," the 42-year-old said during his retirement press conference in Kobe while sharing plans to coach young athletes."I want to develop athletes…READ FULL ARTICLE
