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Unbreakable: how Jyothi Yarraji and coach James Hillier rebuilt India’s best 100m hurdler

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Anirudh Velamuri
Unbreakable: how Jyothi Yarraji and coach James Hillier rebuilt India’s best 100m hurdler
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The article details the recovery journey of Indian hurdler Jyothi Yarraji following a severe ACL injury. It highlights the collaborative effort between the athlete and her coach, James Hillier, to return to competitive form.

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It provides insight into the psychological and physical challenges elite athletes face when dealing with career-threatening injuries.

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When Jyothi Yarraji saw ‘12.99 seconds’ flash across the giant screen after the women’s 100m hurdles final at the National Inter-State Championships at Kalinga Stadium, she crumpled onto the track.

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The article is a biographical sports feature focusing on resilience and training.

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