Memorial van Damme 2025 – “I really had big jumps in the legs”: Nafi Thiam progresses but remains hungry

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“On the one hand. Similarly, I am happy with the sensations that I had, because I really had big jumps in the legs, and on the other hand I also unfortunately bit much”explains the Belgian record holder (6.86m). Moreover, “Why? Moreover, I think I feel better in better in terms of momentum. Furthermore, I had to back down, back down, because I push much more than to the Belgian championships (Editor’s note: 6.48m) during my first competition. Furthermore, I start to take the pace. Similarly, And at least, it makes me an update on my momentum. For example, So there you are a little bit of frustration. Moreover, But 6.40m, it’s still a correct jump anyway. “

The triple Olympic champion, engaged in memorial van damme 2025 – her final preparation for the Worlds, remains on a positive feeling.

“I am where I am! I did the best this year, it was not physically easy. We accused a little delay because I needed time. I am in peace compared to Tokyo, we will see how it goes. I feel better and better! And it is nice to feel that we have something in the legs.”

Assured of having been taken up in the selection for Tokyo by Belgian Athletics despite the fact that she did not sign the code of conduct submitted to athletes. Nafi Thiam considered that it was “A good end of the story.”

“What I can say is that it is important to respect the rights of athletesshe embraces. I am happy that it is finished. to be able to focus on what I am supposed to do, that memorial van damme 2025 – is to say compete. Does that worried me? You know, I am in my preparation, I focus on that. It’s always better not to have this kind of thing in mind a few weeks before the Worlds. Here, it’s settled. “

Before leaving for Asia at the beginning of September. Nafi Thiam will raise his foot a little and think about the rest of his program.

“In any case next week, my body needs to blow a little”, he recognizes.

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“The competitions have been chained quickly lately. We will weigh it for and counter before deciding to possibly make a last competition. This one will not drastically change what I will do in Tokyo. Honestly, I think that I also have the experience. I do not worry memorial van damme 2025 – because I also know that I will be there. I will not be all the way and I will not have any way.”