Manu Bhaker,
the talented Indian shooter who made history by winning numerous medals at one Olympic Games, recently shared personal insights about a range of subjects, including her first experience handling an air pistol.
When Bhaker thought back to the first time she held a firearm, she said that it was at the tender age of fourteen.
She talked on how hard it is to hold one’s breath before firing a shot, as well as the longest she had ever held it before firing her air rifle.
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She chuckled, “And I was like, ‘Chale de, chala de’ (fire, fire).”
When asked about the finest message she had gotten on social media platform Instagram she reminisced over a note she had received ahead of the Tokyo Olympics,
where she suffered a pistol malfunction and lost out on a podium berth.
I neglected to read the message. However, after two years, we are practically best friends,” she remarked.
manu Bhaker, who placed third in the mixed team 10m air pistol event with Sarabjot Singh after winning bronze in the women’s 10m air pistol event at the Paris Olympics 2024,
also talked about the range of subjects she would probably cover on her new social media channel.
“You’ll never be able to fully understand someone. There’s bound to be something that surprises you every time. I’ll be discussing my trip,
my training sessions, my matches, contests, routines, and of course other things,” the woman stated.
