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My favourite part was Neeraj Chopra’s javelin throw

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My favourite part was when Neeraj Chopra won the gold medal in javelin.

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First off, I really enjoy playing badminton, even if I don't play that often. So I decided who better to write about than PV Sindhu herself!

Lets talk about her various accomplishments:

1) She won a silver in the 2016 Olympic Games held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She lost only to Carolina Marin, one of Sindhu’s fiercest rivals on the international circuit.

2) She has won a huge umber of national awards, 3rd (lesser than) place only to the Padma Shri in 2015 and Padma Bhushan in 2020 respectively.

3) She is the Second female athlete to win five or more medals at World Championships. Apart from winning the gold in 2019, She is only second to Zhang Ning of China for winning five or more medals at the World Championships.

In addition to her gold in 2019, she has won two bronze medals in 2013 and 2014 & two silver medals 2017 and  2018, respectively.

4) She won a silver in the 2018 Asian games. PV Sindhu has won several medals in many international meets such as the Commonwealth Games and the Asian Games. One of her most notable wins was the silver medal in the 2018 Asian Games, held in Jakarta.

5) She won Gold in 2019 World Championships. PV Sindhu won the gold medal at the BWF World Championships in Switzerland held in 2019. She defeated a strong Nozomi Okuhara of Japan in straight games by a score of 21-7, 21-7 to grab the title.

Needless to say, she is an amazing player, and a big Idol to future generations.

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A highlight for me was when two men, Mutaz Barshim of Quatar and Italy’s Gianmarco Tamberi decided to split the High Jump gold medal after asking an official. I thought that this was an excellent display of good sportsmanship.

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A) Wrestling
B) Ravi Kumar Dahiya
C) He got India's second silver medal. I felt that it was inspiring.
E) Other Indian wrestlers:

Ravi Kumar Dahiya: Men’s 57 kg Freestyle

Bajrang Punia: Men’s 65 kg Freestyle

Deepak Punia: Men’s 86 kg Freestyle

Seema Bisla: Women’s 50 kg Freestyle

Vinesh Phogat: Women’s 53 kg Freestyle

Anshu Malik: Women’s 57 kg Freestyle

Sonam Maik: Women’s 62 kg Freestyle

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My favourite part was when Neeraj Chopra won the gold medal in javelin throw.

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I think the current events in the Tokyo Olympics were when India's Neeraj Chopra threw his javelin and landed the first gold medal for the country in so many years. This is not only a huge comeback-win for India as a country, or that it was personally beneficial to him, but to me, it is also seen upon as inspirational. His determination and skill allowed him to make himself a figure in history. I am also happy to see this moment live on the T.V.

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The best moment in the Olympics for me was Neeraj Chopra's javelin throw

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I haven't watched the Olympics, but from everyone I've heard from, they've said that Neeraj Chopra's javelin throw was one of the most memorable moments.

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P.V. Sindhu's badminton medal. She is the second individual athlete to win two Olympic medals.
- Sara

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Neeraj Chopra's win was fantastic and it was historical for our country

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Sport: Womens Gymnastics
Athlete: Simone Biles

In the past few Olympics, I have seen Simone Biles play for America and won medals. Her skill and technique is impeccable and astonishing. Like many people, I was looking forward to seeing her compete in the gymnastics Tokyo Olympics this year, but due to a medical injury she had to pull out. Being on the Olympics puts you under extreme pressure, to do well and to make your country, family, and everyone cheering for you proud. Simone was training but under the pressure, lost her memory of how to do some exercises which could lead to a fatal injury. If you forget how to catch on in mid air you could risk never being able to compete again. Physically, Simone was fit and ready to go- but mentally she was unable to pull herself together, she is only 24 years old. Therefore she pulled out of the competition, which I thought was very brave and courageous as she cared more about her own well being than a competition.

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Neeraj Chopra in javelin getting gold. Only 23 and achieving what people would dream about for a lifetime truly shows such determination and hardwork.

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1) Mirabai Chanu won the first medal for India at the Tokyo Olympics 2020. She won a silver medal in weightlifting.

2) Lovlina Borgohain won a bronze medal in boxing. This is inspiring because although she came from a remote village in Assam, she overcame her circumstances and won a medal in the Olympics. She became the second Indian female boxer after Mary Kom to win an Olympic bronze medal.

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Sport - Athletics
Athlete - Mutaz Essa Barshim and Gianmarco Tamberi

During the finals, both Mutaz and Tamberi were tied. However, Tamberi got a sprains and wasn't able to do his last jump. Mutaz could have jumped and got a gold, but he decided to share the medal with Tamberi.

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Two athletes who agreed to share gold medals in the Olympics men's high jump competition, in what is likely to be remembered as one of the most heartwarming moments of the Tokyo Games, have been flooded with praise.

Italy's Gianmarco Tamberi and Mutaz Barshim of Qatar were locked in first place after a tough few hours of competing on Sunday. The two athletes, who are also good friends, were then given the option to settle matters with a jump-off.

Barshim had a better idea: how about two golds?

The official said that was possible. Barshim nodded and footage from Tokyo showed Tamberi instantly accepting, slapping Barshim's hand and jumping into his arms. Tamberi then belly-flopped hard onto the track, rolled around a few times and screamed.

"I still can't believe it happened," he said. "Sharing with a friend is even more beautiful ... It was just magical."

The charismatic Italian continued to celebrate, delivering hugs and kisses to people as he jumped around the track.

Barshim, while not quite as effusive as his rival, agreed the Olympic victory needed to be shared.

"For me, coming here, I know for a fact that for the performance I did, I deserve that gold," Barshim said. "He did the same thing, so I know he deserved that gold."

It was a display of sportsmanship that delighted Olympics spectators around the world. The reaction on social media was swift, with some describing it as the best moment of the Games.

I guess we can definitely and already state that the quote of the Games is "Can we have two golds?" @Olympics #HighJump
- Giacomo Margutti (@Mister_Margutti) August 2, 2021

"Can we have two golds?"

This is the best moment of the Olympics. Barshim and Tamberi were tied after both clearing 2.37 meters and missing 3 times at 2.39.

They were offered a jump-off to decide the winner.

They decline so that they both could win Gold. pic.twitter.com/XYe5ZmWlEA
- Steve Magness (@stevemagness) August 1, 2021

The triumph came after a tough road to Tokyo 2020 for both athletes.

Tamberi suffered a broken ankle that forced him out of the Rio Games. When it came off, the 29-year-old wrote on it "Road to Tokyo 2020". Then, he crossed out 2020 after the pandemic led to a postponement and wrote in red, "2021". That cast lay on the track as he jumped for gold on Sunday.

Italy's Gianmarco Tamberi holds his cast he saved from 2016 when he broke his ankle just days before the Rio Games. Photograph: Cameron Spencer/AFP/Getty Images

"I said to myself that day, 'I want to be back in Tokyo and I want to fight for the gold medal,'" Tamberi said.

Barshim also battled injury in the years leading up to the Tokyo Games. The win adds to his Olympic medal collection, pairing nicely with silver in Rio and another medal at the 2012 London Games.

"This is beyond sport," the 30-year-old said. "This is the message we deliver to the young generation."

Both high jumpers were perfect until the bar was set to the Olympic-record height of 2.39 metres (7ft 10in). Each failed three times.

They had actually talked about this sort of situation before. Not in great detail, though. "We just said, 'Imagine,'" Barshim recalled. "Today, it happened."

Mutaz Essa Barshim of Qatar celebrates winning gold Photograph: Reuters

Barshim was the epitome of cool in shades that kept falling off after his jumps. One time, he even swatted them away after a successful leap. They broke.

"I've got 50 pairs," Barshim said.

Now, one gold.

Another for his buddy, too.

"He's one of my best friends. Not only on the track but outside of the track," Barshim said. "We're always together almost. True spirit, sportsmen spirit, coming here and delivering this message.
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"Appreciate what he's done, he appreciates what I've done. This is amazing."

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'Just magical': joy for Tamberi and Barshim as they opt to share gold in men's high jump

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Two athletes who agreed to share gold medals in the Olympics men's high jump competition, in what is likely to be remembered as one of the most heartwarming moments of the Tokyo Games, have been flooded with praise. Italy's Gianmarco Tamberi and Mutaz Barshim of Qatar were locked in first place after a tough few hours of competing on Sunday.

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Group - 13
Sport - Badminton, 800 meter race
Athlete - P.V Sindhu, Nijel Amos, Isiah Jewett
names:- Gunnjan, Divya, Tara, Dhriti

1. I think the best part was that P.V Sindhu won a medal for the second time in a row in the Tokyo Olympics.

2. During the men’s 800-meter semifinal race, Botswana’s Nijel Amos accidentally tripped USA’s Isaiah Jewett, who was in third place at the time. Both of the athletes fell down, and could not participate any more in the Olympics this year.

But Instead of being angry, Isaiah reached down and helped his opponent up! I think this is best moment since Isiah was not angry and instead helped the opponent up, which shows how sportsmanship he has.

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Definetly Neeraj Chopra- He knew he won before even throwing his final throw.

What a flex.Damn cool.

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I haven't watched the Olympics, but from what everyone's been saying, I feel that Neeraj Chopra's win was very impressive.

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Sport: Athletics (High-jump)
Athletes involved: Mutaz Essa Barshim & Gianmarco Tamberi
One of the best moments from the Tokyo Olympics was when the Qatar and Italian athlete chose to share gold rather than compete at a jump-off.
It showed great sportsmanship and their friendship, which is really inspiring.

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2 high-jump athletes from Italy and Qatar chose to share the Gold rather than compete at a "jump-off."

Mutaz Essa Barshim and Gianmarco Tamberi have been at events together for over 10 years and helped each other through injuries: "We work together. This is a dream come true."

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2 high-jump athletes from Italy and Qatar chose to share the Gold rather than compete at a "jump-off."

Mutaz Essa Barshim and Gianmarco Tamberi have been at events together for over 10 years and helped each other through injuries: "We work together. This is a dream come true." https://t.co/RIinbIjeEZ

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2 high-jump athletes from Italy and Qatar chose to share the Gold rather than compete at a "jump-off."

Mutaz Essa Barshim and Gianmarco Tamberi have been at events together for over 10 years and helped each other through injuries: "We work together. This is a dream come true." pic.twitter.com/RIinbIjeEZ
— AJ+ (@ajplus) August 2, 2021

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2 high-jump athletes from Italy and Qatar chose to share the Gold rather than compete at a "jump-off."

Mutaz Essa Barshim and Gianmarco Tamberi have been at events together for over 10 years and helped each other through injuries: "We work together. This is a dream come true." https://t.co/RIinbIjeEZ

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2 high-jump athletes from Italy and Qatar chose to share the Gold rather than compete at a "jump-off."

Mutaz Essa Barshim and Gianmarco Tamberi have been at events together for over 10 years and helped each other through injuries: "We work together. This is a dream come true." https://t.co/RIinbIjeEZ

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2 high-jump athletes from Italy and Qatar chose to share the Gold rather than compete at a "jump-off."

Mutaz Essa Barshim and Gianmarco Tamberi have been at events together for over 10 years and helped each other through injuries: "We work together. This is a dream come true."

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Breakout Room 4 - Arjun, Aarya, Aditi, Shraddha, Naisha

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Breakout Room 4 - Arjun, Aarya, Aditi, Shraddha, Naisha

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Sport : Hockey
Teams : Men's Team, India

The men's team got a Bronze in Hockey. It was a amazing as it was the first medal that India had recieved in Hockey after 41 years!

https://youtu.be/0mqbcWmqKBc

https://youtu.be/j841ZxlXMqY

Men's Team :
Manpreet Singh

P.R Sreejesh

Harmanpreet Singh

Rupinder Pal Singh

Surender Kumar

Amit Rohidas

Birendra Lakra

Hardik Singh

Vivek Sagar Prasad

Nilakanta Sharma

Sumit Walmiki

Shamsher Singh

Dilpreet Singh

Gurjant Singh

Lalit Kumar Upadhyay

Mandeep Singh

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Sport: Badminton
Athlete: P.V Sindhu

P.V Sindhu is first Indian woman to win 2 individual Olympic medals. This was a great moment because even just participate in the Olympics is such an honour for your country, but to win two medals! That was a very very proud moment for India!!!

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For me the best moments were:

Neeraj Chopra winning India a Gold Medal after 40 years!

Also Mirabai Chanu's astonishing performance won India their first medal in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

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My favourite moments:
The womans hockey team
Mirabai Chanu
Pv Sindhu
Neeraj Chopra

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For me the best part was neeraj chopra winning India a gold medal in athletics after 40 years.I also really like how djokovic plays in tennis like calm and patient.

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Records broken: PV Sindhu is the first Indian to win the silver medal at Olympic event in addition to this she has became first Indian badminton player who has won the gold medal at the BWF World Tour Finals in 2019. The highest ranking of PV Sindhu was world number 2 while currently she is world number 3 player.

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Records broken: PV Sindhu is the first Indian to win the silver medal at Olympic event in addition to this she has became first Indian badminton player who has won the gold medal at the BWF World Tour Finals in 2019. The highest ranking of PV Sindhu was world number 2 while currently she is world number 3 player.

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Breakout Room:1
Members:Sargun,Shambhavi,Karnika,Devina,Aadith
Name:Sargun Kaur
Class-8-c
Favourite sport:Badminton
Best moment at Tokyo Olympics:Emma McKeon ties the record for most medals won by a woman at a single Olympic Games
She had a Games to remember in Tokyo, winning gold in the 50m freestyle (setting an Olympic record in the process), 100m freestyle, 4x100m freestyle relay and 4x100m medley relay to go along with the three bronze medals she earned in the 100m butterfly, 4x200m freestyle relay and 4x100m mixed medley relay.

Sport: Badminton
Athelte: P.V sindhu
Special: PV Sindhu created history on Sunday by winning the bronze medal match against China's He Bing Jiao at the Tokyo Olympics. She won the crucial encounter 21-13, 21-15 to become the first Indian woman ever to win two individual Olympic medals

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PV Sindhu wins historic bronze for India at Tokyo Olympics

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Reigning world champion P V Sindhu on Sunday became only the second Indian and the country's first woman to win two Olympic medals, securing a bronze after a straight-game win over world no. 9 He Bing Jiao of China in the badminton women's singles third-place play-off here.

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Athletics 1500 meters women
Sifan hassan had won the 1500 meter race but she fell in the foruth lap and then made a speedy recovery and went all the way to the first place.

https://www.insider.com/video-sifan-hassan-falls-1500m-comes-back-to-win-2021-8

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The Dutch runner Sifan Hassan fell on the final lap of the 1,500-meter qualifier at the Olympics.

Hassan then made an incredible comeback over the final lap and won the race.

Hassan is competing in the 1,500, 5,000, and 10,000 meters at the Olympics.

The Dutch runner Sifan Hassan on Monday pulled off one of the most impressive comebacks of the Tokyo Olympics, keeping her medal chances alive in the 1,500 meters.

On the final lap of the four-lap race, Hassan bumped into another runner and fell.

Over the final lap, Hassan made up ground in stunning fashion, eventually pulling past the competition and winning the heat.

Hassan tripped over another runner just as the final lap began.

Hassan then got back on her feet and picked up the pace, quickly making ground on the rest of the pack.

Hassan was in 11th place among 13 runners when she began the final lap. About 35 seconds after falling, Hassan had moved into sixth.

Here's where Hassan stood with a little more than half the lap remaining:

Just over 20 seconds later, look how much ground Hassan had covered:

By the time they rounded the bend for the final stretch, Hassan was right up in the front of the race, competing for the lead.

In the final stretch, Hassan moved into the lead and won the race.

Hassan is taking on one of the most ambitious programs of any Olympian, competing in the 1,500 meters, the 5,000 meters, and the 10,000 meters. She'll run the six races - about 15 miles total - over eight days, according to The Guardian.

Given her stacked slate and the intense heat at the Tokyo Olympics, there is obvious concern that Hassan expended too much energy in her shortest race just to make the semifinal. Hassan was scheduled to run the 5,000-meter semifinal later Monday.

The epic comeback, however, also kept her hopes alive for a rare treble in distance running.

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Dutch runner attempting 6 distance races in 8 days fell on the final lap of qualifying but pulled off a stunning comeback to win

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The Dutch runner Sifan Hassan fell on the final lap of the 1,500-meter qualifier at the Olympics. Hassan then made an incredible comeback over the final lap and won the race. Hassan is competing in the 1,500, 5,000, and 10,000 meters at the Olympics.

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SPORT 1: JAVELIN
SPORT 2: HIGH JUMP
Athlete 1: Neeraj Chopra
Athlete 2 and 3 (same event) : M Barshi, Jian Marco Tamberi

Neeraj Chopra got the first athletics medal / gold for India and the second gold for India in all time.

The two high jumpers decided to share the gold instead of doing a jump off

Ojus, Tara, Amolika, Aryaman

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Daksh , my favourite player is kento momota , he literally has made a name for himself, and its considered that he is the best badminton player.

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Daksh , my favourite player is kento momota , he literally has made a name for himself, and its considered that he is the best badminton player.

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SPORTS:HOCKEY, TRACK AND FIELD, WEIGHTLIFTING, JAVELIN

ATHLETES AND BEST MOMENTS:

One of the BEST MOMENTS at the tokyo olympics was when athlete mumtaz decided to show his sportmanship and also share the medal with the french athlete.

Neeraj chopra's gold was a life changer-and mirabai chanu's performance was exceptional considering her rio 2016 performance.

The most underrated part was the closing ceremony-which signified the move from tokyo to paris, for paris 2024-I liked how it was run.

The hockey quarter finals were mind blowing, the womens team made a well deserved hatrick and the mens team won a bronze in style!

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Choose from
- Any of your Favorite Event
- Motivational story
- Draw Inspiration from
- Records Broken
- Incident/Moment outside Olympics but related

Break out room - Time Break Up
Introduce yourself - Name, Class, your favourite sporting event (3 mins)
Browse/Discuss - Best Moment at Tokyo Olympics (5 mins)
Filling information in padlet a) b) c) d) e) information (2 mins)

Once done, put down the below
SUBJECT - BREAKOUT ROOM NO
a) Sport
b) Athlete/Team involved
c) Describe the moment and what was special about it
d) Any Video link/News Post
e) Names of the team members

Aarav- a) Badminton. b) PV Sindhu. c) This was my favorite moment because it was the second time in a row that PV Sindhu won a badminton medal in the Olympics. d) N/A. e) Tanvi, Tana, Sanjana, and Siyona.