The high jumper destined for glory

Actions speak louder than words and Tejaswin Shankar is a demonstration of the phrase. The slender high jumper from New Delhi, in only a traverse of two or three years, has set up himself in both, the national and the universal circuit. The 19-year-old now has some lofty records to his names, however the voyage to the best has not been simple.

The 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games are around the bend and every republic country is going for only a certain something: to top the award count. The Indian unforeseen approach and objective are the same. In the midst of a few renowned names that are required to bring an award clearly, there's a youthful chap from Delhi who is gradually rising to the enormous scene.

From 22 yard cricket pitch to a bounce of 2.28M .

Physical Education instructor Sunil Kumar Patial saw the potential High Jumper in Tejaswin. Like most adolescents in India, Tejaswin Shankar too wished to play cricket for India. He was on the way to turning into an effective right arm quick bowler until the point when his physical training educator saw his athletic potential. Sunil Kumar Patial understood that Shankar was a whiz when it came to High Jump and unequivocally exhorted him to seek after High Jump. Also, as is commonly said, the rest was history.

Tejaswin at that point began preparing under his mentor and hasn't thought back from that point forward. Positive consequences of his preparation began coming in, and in 2015 at the Asian Youth Championships in Doha, he secured his first global decoration in type of a bronze.

2016 was the genuine advance of youthful wonder Tejaswin Shankar

It was at the 2016 South Asian Games that everybody saw this wonderboy from Delhi.

It was in the year 2016, when individuals in the games business all of a sudden began seeing Tejaswin. In February that year, he won his real global decoration. At the South Asian Games in Guwahati, Tejaswin Shankar secured the silver decoration, completing second to gold medallist W.P. Manjula Kumara from Sri Lanka. He figured out how to clear 2.17m and through this hop, he set another national record for his age gathering.

Soon thereafter in September amid the Open National Games, Shankar bettered his own particular best by hopping 2.22m, which was likewise the second most astounding in Indian history. Hoever, not long after this occasion, Shankar confronted his first real profession hiccup when he was compelled to miss the Poland World Junior Championships because of crotch damage.

Much the same as great days, awful days reach an end also.

Shankar performing to qualify for CWG2018

10th November 2016, the date that Tejaswin Shankar will always remember. The crossbar was set at 2.26m and Shankar was prepared at the beginning line. 13 stages and one hop later, Tejaswin had turned into the new national champion. He broke a 12-year-old national of 2.25m set by Hari Roy at the 2004 Asian All-Stars meet in Singapore.

2018-A positive begin for youth Tejaswin Shankar

Quick forward to February 2018, Tejaswin Shankar contents history indeed at the Big 12 Indoor Athletics Championships in Iowa. He by and by set another national record by hopping 2.28m and turned into the primary Indian to clear the stamp. He didn't stop there.

Can Tejawin give Indian fans recollections of a lifetime by winning Gold in his introduction CWG appearance.

The AFI (Athletics Federation of India) Federation Cup in Patiala, the capabilities for the forthcoming CWG occurred. The capability stamp for high hop was set at 2.25m. Tejaswin, proceeding with his grand frame, measured up to his up to this point best execution by bouncing 2.28m and effectively met all requirements for the 2018 Gold Coast Games. Will he have the capacity to accomplish a comparative accomplishment at the up and coming diversions is the genuine inquiry.