The Cuban had the most complex jumping program among the eight finalists. Photo: Calixto Llanes/Jit.
The diver Anisley García, the main Cuban figure in this sport today, anda is in Canada on a training scholarship at the Toronto Aquatics Center.
“Being here will allow me to participate in more preparation events and with that acquire greater confidence in each of the high-level skills that I will assume in the future“, the two-time semi-finalist at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games told JIT from the northern city.
This has precisely been one of the topics that has “hit” him the most in his most recent forays, since Equanimity is only acquired with practice.
“I have very good conditions to train and also rest. I am very happy with the opportunity and I am working to make the most of it.“added the main Cuban diver today.
Anisley received a scholarship to train at the Canadian center as part of the development program World Aquatics y He will take advantage of the stay to perfect details of his executions.
In addition, you will benefit from the conditions of a diving tank that meets the highest demands, and the advice of competent specialists who contribute to the growth of divers from other nations participating in the program.
The several-time champion in regional multi-sport events has a lot left to evolve in this sport. Although his best results have been achieved from the platform, he has also He ventures into the trampoline from three meters, so improving his routines in both modalities is among his goals now.
Milagros González, national diving commissioner, commented that Anisley’s main objective is related to achieving technical advances. She added that for her selection as a scholarship recipient for the program, it was taken into account that in 2025 the main event will only be the world championship, scheduled for the month of July in Singapore.
“He will have no other important commitments and “This will allow training to be better designed, without the intensity that comes with competing at the highest level.”acknowledged the board, who from the Island keeps up to date with what is happening in the Canadian city.
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(Taken from Jit)
