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CWG 2026: 'Success In Javelin Is About Reproducing Your Best Throws Consistently,' Says Rohit Yadav
World Athletics Championships: Four-time national champion Rohit Yadav believes consistency rather than producing one extraordinary throw is the key to success in javelin as he gears up for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
The 25-year-old, who has a personal best of 87.05m and reached the final of the World Athletics Championships, said his focus has been on repeatedly delivering his best performances instead of chasing one standout effort.
“Over the last few seasons, I’ve understood that success in javelin isn’t about producing one big throw. It’s about being able to reproduce your best throws consistently. That’s been my biggest focus in training. I’ve worked a lot on my run-up, rhythm and release, because when those come together naturally, the distances take care of themselves. Glasgow is another opportunity to test myself against a strong field, and I’m excited to see where my preparation stands,” Rohit said.
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