heptathlon
क्रीडा प्रकारांच्या एकत्रित
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Last year, she had two no-jumps in the long jump during the heptathlon at the World Athletics Championships.
a track and field event, in particular one for women, in which each competitor takes part in the same prescribed seven events (100-meter hurdles, high jump, shot put, 200-meter dash, long jump, javelin, and 800-meter run).
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With little at stake for other athletes, Pramila remained the focus in 'heptathlon' , while the decathlon events had to be cancelled after all the three competitors in fray pulled out at one stage or the other.
Synchronized swimming was held for the first time; other Olympic debuts were women's 400 meters hurdles and the 'heptathlon' , replacing the pentathlon.
When the championships re-crossed the Atlantic to Canada in 1993 the 'heptathlon' and pentathlon were added to the list of events.
‘It's very rare in the 'heptathlon' for an athlete to produce seven great events,’ she said.
Seventeen-year-old Max Hall gained his first British title, competing in the under-20 men's 'heptathlon' .
The second gold came in her favourite event - the 'heptathlon' - where also her arch rival, Soma Biswas, of Bengal dropped out after making an appearance on the first day.
Yelena Prokhorova won the 'heptathlon' in thrilling fashion, with stellar performances in the javelin and 800m.
Last year, she had two no-jumps in the long jump during the 'heptathlon' at the World Athletics Championships.
By the time Eunice Barber came onto the long jump stage she has been outclassed in the 'heptathlon' by a 20-year-old Swede.
With him were his wife, Olga, an athlete who had also represented the Soviet Union in the pentathlon and 'heptathlon' , and their two children.
The Briton has not competed in a 'heptathlon' since her Sydney 2000 triumph, after taking time out for the birth of her daughter.
The 'heptathlon' is the toughest event in women's athletics.
A year ago, while Sotherton was dithering over whether to quit her job as a debt collector and train full-time for the 'heptathlon' , her mother advised her to take the plunge.
She took home the gold medal in the 'heptathlon' at the 1998 Goodwill Games in what was to be her last competition; she retired soon thereafter
Having already guaranteed her world place, Britain's top female all-rounder is sharpening up for the Helsinki 'heptathlon' by competing in four events.
Kelly Sotherton fought her way back into medal contention last night with a gutsy run in the 200 metres, the fourth event of the two-day 'heptathlon' , at the World Championships here.
Lewis' gold in the 'heptathlon' in Sydney was one of six athletics medals for Britain.
Denise Lewis thought about dropping out of the 'heptathlon' with two events remaining because of a foot injury.
Sotherton is actually an all-rounder, with an Olympic 'heptathlon' bronze medal to show for it.
She proved that at last year's Sydney Olympics, winning a gold medal in the 'heptathlon' , the gruelling seven-discipline event that requires athletes to be experts in everything from hurdles to the shot put.
Her twin sister Lindsay, a former 'heptathlete' at Brown University, now competes in pole vault and finished eighth at 2004 Trials.
It could be that Shannan will become a pentathlete or a 'heptathlete' , but she may decide to specialise in the sprints or on middle-distance.
Carolina Klüft, the Swedish 'heptathlete' , said that winning her gold medal last weekend was no big deal.
When they all had their breath back, Kluft took all the happy 'heptathletes' on a tour of the stadium.
Originally a 'heptathlete' , Dragila tried pole vaulting for the first time at age 23.
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