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Jesús Jáuregui García's Quest for Excellence in Long Jump

Jesús Jáuregui García, a para athlete from Sinaloa, sets his sights on the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games after a commendable debut at the Santiago 2023 Parapan American Games. With unwavering determination and support from CNAR, he aims to soar to new heights in the world of long jump.

Mexicanist

Mar 20, 2024 — 2 min read

Jesús Jáuregui García undergoes rigorous training at CNAR in pursuit of his Paris 2024 Paralympic aspirations. Credit: CONADE

After his debut at the Parapan American Games Santiago 2023, where he finished fourth in the long jump category T47, Jesús Jáuregui García opens his international calendar with the Grand Prix Jesolo 2024. His goal is to reach the qualifying mark for the World Para Athletics Championships Kobe 2024 and the Paralympic Games Paris 2024.

For the past year, the 24-year-old para-athlete, originally from Sinaloa, has been concentrating at the National Center for the Development of Sports Talents and High Performance (CNAR), where, he assured, he has strengthened his abilities and preparation in conventional sport competitions with the objective of reaching his maximum level.

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