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Yuki Bhambri is one of India’s notable tennis players who made a mark in international tournaments. His journey shows how hard work, discipline, and passion can help athletes succeed globally.

He started playing tennis at a young age and gradually entered professional circuits. Yuki represented India in multiple tournaments and showcased his skills on international platforms. His playing style and dedication inspire young athletes across the APAC region.

His career also teaches an important lesson: setbacks are part of success. Despite injuries and challenges, he returned stronger and continued competing at high levels.

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Sports taught me many things. Not giving up on your dreams is one of them.

I, Rahi Nitin Pakhle, have been playing various sports since I was 5 years old, but what I loved most was Gymnastics.

When I was introduced to Trampoline Gymnastics, I was flying on Cloud 9 - literally. ☁️ With each flip and bounce in the air, I could see my dreams coming true.

I have won the National Championships in Trampoline Gymnastics six times. I represented India in two World Cups held in Azerbaijan and Bulgaria, one World Championship in Bulgaria, and one Asian Championship in Hong Kong. One of my proudest moments to date was being selected for the Asian Games last year in China, which brought a wide smile to my parents' faces. 😊

I have experienced many obstacles during my athletic journey. Even I missed my chance to participate in the Paris Olympics 2024. 💔 And it made me lose my confidence in life. But it was the love for my sport and support from my parents that kept me going.

Like every athlete, I, too, have dreamt of representing my country in the Olympics and I am keeping on with my practice for next year.

Moreover, I aspire to contribute to the sports field by promoting it as a mainstream career, rather than just fun activities. This motivation led me to join IISM, where I aim to educate myself about various facets of the sports industry.

Being a full-time athlete while continuing my studies is challenging, but I always believe that great things happen every time you bounce back. And who would understand this better than a trampoline gymnast? 🤸‍♀️

Sometimes we discover our strength unexpectedly. Like I have mine.

My parents were all jumbled up with me being a four-year-old hyperactive kid at home. In this scenario, hobby classes always help to channel your energy in the best way. I tried many but finally settled with Rhythmic Gymnastics. And the sport and everything about it had me fallen in love with it in no time. I have found my passion, love, and strength, all in one sport, and thus began a journey from a hobby class to a National team of India.

I began participating in many tournaments and won several accolades. In 2018, I bagged a Silver medal in Khelo India, and also proudly represented my country in the 16th Junior Asian Championships in Malaysia.

In 2019, again I represented India in the 11th Senior Asian Championships in Thailand. In the same year, I qualified for the World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships too.