Paris Olympic: Mariya Shkolna, representing Luxembourg, achieved a significant triumph. At the European Grand in Umag, Croatia, marking her first major victory of the year. This success comes as she competed in her third consecutive continental final. Alongside Shkolna, Spain's Elia Canales and the Turkish duo of Mete Gazoz. And Batuhan Akcaoglu also secured individual titles during the finals.
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Shkolna's victory holds special importance for her, as it boosts her confidence in shooting finals. She expressed her desire to establish herself Paris Olympic in continental-level events. And has focused her attention on European tournaments this season. These tournaments provide an opportunity. For her to experiment with alternate shooting techniques and work on various aspects of her performance. Her ultimate goals are to perform well at the European Games in Poland. Later this month and the Hyundai World Archery Championships in Berlin.
The upcoming multisport European Games in Krakow will include both compound and recurve competitions. And Shkolna aims to make her mark in the compound women's category. Despite challenging conditions in Umag, characterized by fluctuating gusts of wind that posed difficulties. For both competitors and match play, Shkolna displayed confidence Paris Olympic and composure in her arena finish. In the compound women's final, she emerged victorious with a score of 145-141, defeating Italy's Andrea Moccia.
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Bosansky Contemplates Paris Olympic Success as the Strongest Start
A positive change in mindset and technique has played a crucial role in the impressive performance of the Slovakian archer. In the Hyundai Archery World Cup season. Despite being 46 years old, he won his first World Cup stage medal in the season opener in Antalya. Where he triumphed over the young American archer Sawyer Sullivan by a single point in an exhilarating final.
To enhance his mental game, the archer began working with a mental coach, and coach Angelo Ruiz has been providing assistance during competitions since last year. These adjustments have contributed to his success. Winning the gold medal was an immensely emotional moment for him, validating the hard work he has invested. He revealed that replicating his training form during the final was instrumental in managing his nerves. By adopting a training mindset, he felt relaxed and was delighted Paris Olympic with each well-executed shot, thoroughly enjoying the experience. Additionally, he made changes to his technique, with specialized stabilizers developed by Ramrods Archery playing a significant role.
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These stabilizers can handle the extra weight, offering him an advantage. The archer also acknowledged the support of the Slovak government, whose financial backing has been instrumental in his improved performance. Looking ahead, he sees the Hyundai World Archery Championships in Berlin as another opportunity to showcase his abilities on the global stage Paris Olympic. Regardless of the competition, he approaches each event with the aim of having fun with every successful shot. While a good result would be a welcome bonus, he prioritizes enjoying the sport.
Kegler’s archers compete abroad Preparation for Olympic Paris
National athletes in bowling, archery, and squash are gearing up for a busy week as they participate in Paris Olympic separate international competitions that began yesterday in Singapore and Hong Kong. Following a less-than-stellar performance at the 41st Malaysian Open over the weekend, the bowlers have moved on to Singapore, where they are competing in the qualifiers of the 53rd Singapore International Open at the Singapore Bowling Rifle Range, located within the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve.
Still adjusting to the coaching style of American coach Joe Slowinski, the bowlers faced difficulties in the Kuala Lumpur tournament. Left-handed bowler Merwin Tan emerged as the team's top performer for Paris Olympic finishing 11th in the second round of the eight-game finals with a score of 1648 and an average of 206, which was below his usual standards. The men's squad comprises Kenzo Umali, Kenneth Chua, Jordan Dinham-Alcantar, Patrick Neil Nuqui, and Stephen Luke Diwa, while the women's squad includes Lara Posadas, Kristian Tabora, Grace Gella, Danielle Denise Lazo, and Alyssa Louise Ty.
According to Philippine Sports Commission Commissioner and bowling legend Bong Coo, both overseas bowling competitions are part of the athletes' preparations for the Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games scheduled for November in Bangkok and Pattaya, Thailand. The archers, on the other hand, view the Singapore campaign as a stepping stone for their participation in the Hangzhou Asian Games in September and the World Championships taking place from July 31 to August 6 in Berlin, Germany. The World Championships are a qualifying event for the Paris Olympic 2024 Games.
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