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Yaroslava Mahuchikh, photo by European Athletics

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Yaroslava Mahuchikh is the second best high jumper in the world. Yaroslava Mahuchikh is quite competitive and she will be popular on the circuit.

Mahuchikh thinks indoors

Yaroslava Mahuchikh, photo by World Athletics

DNIPRO (UKR): World high jump silver medallist Yaroslava Mahuchikh from Ukraine is planning to compete indoors in 2021, informs FLAU. “I will perform in the winter season but so far there are no specifics. All I know is about the plans for the high jump competition in Banska Bystrica in February. As for other tournaments…given the unstable situation in the world with the coronavirus, it is too early to talk about the invitation,” she said. Mahuchikh is currently training in Dnipro ahead of the 2021 season although she is hoping to travel to Portugal on 22 November for her first training camp of the season. “Whether or not it takes place will depend on whether the country is open,” she said.

Yaroslava Mahuchikh ðŸ‡ºðŸ‡¦ surpassed the 2.00m-barrier for the third time this season at the Ukrainian Indoor Championships on Saturday.
ðŸ“°: https://t.co/RFKZmXodDa
ðŸ“·: Dmytro Vakulka / Ukrainian Athletic Federation pic.twitter.com/JWUoee706O
— European Athletics (@EuroAthletics) February 24, 2020

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