Tentoglou trains six days a week under the guidance of his personal coach, Georgi Pomaski from Bulgaria. Before the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, he moved to Athens to train with Pomaski. Tentoglou describes their relationship as akin to that of a father and son. This move helped him mature as an athlete.

Achievements and Recognition

One of Tentoglou's most memorable achievements is winning gold at the 2019 European Indoor Championships in Glasgow, Scotland. His contributions to the sport were recognised by the Greek Olympic Committee with a special award in 2019. Tentoglou's sporting philosophy is simple yet powerful: "If you set goals, you can achieve whatever you want."

Personal Interests

Outside of athletics, Tentoglou enjoys playing musical instruments such as the guitar, Greek bouzouki, and piano. He also likes walking, watching movies, playing computer games, and painting. These hobbies provide a balance to his rigorous training schedule.

Future Ambitions

Tentoglou aims to win a medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. His preparation for Tokyo is more refined compared to Rio, as he has learned how to better prepare for the environment of the Olympic Village. This experience has made him more prepared for future competitions.

Tentoglou's journey from Grevena to Athens and his dedication to long jump highlight his commitment to the sport. His achievements and ambitions continue to inspire many in the field of athletics.