Avinash Sable's Last Shot at Global Glory: Paris Olympic Dreams

Indian 3000m steeplechase runner Avinash Sable aims to redeem his global reputation at the Paris Olympics. Despite national successes and an Asian Games gold, Sable hopes his new training approach will yield better results as he nears the twilight of his career.

Indian 3000m steeplechase runner Avinash Sable is determined to redeem his global reputation at the Paris Olympics. Despite his national successes and an Asian Games gold medal, Sable acknowledges past mistakes and hopes his new training approach will deliver better results.

Having transitioned to running in 2015, Sable has consistently broken national records, securing significant wins such as a gold at the 2023 Asian Games and a silver at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. Yet, global stage success has mostly eluded him, save for the silver that disrupted Kenya's dominance at the Commonwealth Games.

Approaching 30, the Paris Olympics might mark his final opportunity for global recognition before he reaches an age where competition becomes even more stringent. With strategic adjustments to his training regimen, Sable remains optimistic, saying, "I want to make amends, hope that this Olympics will be my best."

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