Olympic champion Dayron Robles will be moving his training camp later this week from
The world record holder over the 110 metres hurdles had been sidelined with an injured thigh which ended his indoor season in February, and he is anxious to start racing again.
"I’m anxious to begin competing and see how it goes in every race," Robles was quoted as saying.on Tuesday. "I’m fine, I don’t have any pressure.
"The important thing is to relax and be confident in my chances."
The Cuban set the world record of 12.87 seconds last year at the Ostrava Grand Prix meeting in the
He then went on to dominate the event on his way to winning the Olympic title in
Robles, who will start favorite to win the world championships gold medal in
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