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Indian gymnast Pranati Nayak has recently achieved significant success at the FIG Apparatus World Cup in Antalya, Turkey. She qualified for the vault final by securing third place in the qualification round with an aggregate score of 13.317. The final is scheduled for Saturday.
Nayak, who represented India at the Tokyo Olympics, has been focusing on refining her vault techniques. She plans to perform the Back 720 and is working towards perfecting the Front 360. Her main goals this year include making a mark at the Asian Games and the Commonwealth Games.
In recent years, Nayak has consistently showcased her talent on international platforms. She clinched a bronze medal in the women’s vault event at the FIG Artistic Gymnastics Apparatus World Cup in Cairo in 2024. Additionally, she won vault bronze medals at the Asian Championships in 2019 (Ulaanbaatar) and 2022 (Doha).
Despite facing challenges, including a recent dispute with the Gymnastics Federation of India over participation in a World Cup event in Hungary, Nayak remains focused on her training and upcoming competitions.
Her dedication and resilience continue to inspire many in the gymnastics community, and fans eagerly await her performance in the upcoming vault final in Antalya.
The 29-year-old, who represented the country at the Tokyo Olympics, came up with an aggregate score of 13.317 in the vault qualification.
She finished behind the American duo of Jayla Hang (13.783) and Claire Pease (13.584). The Vault final is scheduled on Saturday.
Pranati did well in the qualification and with better execution, she can be a medal prospect in the finals,” her coach Ashok Kumar Mishra told.
Pranati had clinched the bronze medal in the women’s vault event of the FIG Apparatus World Cup in Cairo before the Paris Olympics last year.
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