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🤯 This is what 10 years of consistency looks like.

Check Out 10-year progression in the comment section ⬇️

From 6.73m at age 18 to a lifetime best of 7.20m at age 27, Tara Davis-Woodhall 🇺🇸 has steadily built one of the most impressive careers in women’s long jump.

Her latest PB of 7.20m came at the LA Grand Prix, marking another milestone in an incredible journey with multiple 7m+ performances.

Which year of Tara’s progression impresses you the most? 👇

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6.88m!! WORLD RECORD!🤯

Fleur Jong 🇳🇱 soared 6.88m at the Golden Fly Series in Innsbruck to break her own T62 long jump world record!

The previous mark of 6.86m was also set by Jong in 2025, who continues to push the limits of Paralympic sport.

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Anna Cockrell sets meeting record clocking 53.43s in the women’s 400mH at LA Grand Prix.🤯

36-year-old Dalilah Muhammad finishes second with 53.65s giving strong competition to Anna Cockrell.

7.25w for the long jump win for Tara Davis-Woodhall after setting a new PB of 12.47s in 100mH!😤

She jumped personal best and world-leading mark on her first attempt with wind legal 7.20m.

Strong headwind 22.45s (-3.1) for Favour Ofili 🇳🇬 to win the women’s 200m at the LA Grand Prix.💨

Chris Bailey is the only person to run sub-45 clocking 44.57s in the men’s 400m to win at the LA Grand Prix 🥇

Aaliyah Butler 🇺🇸 wins women’s 400m clocking 49.90s at the LA Grand Prix 🙌

Ella Onojuvweveo 🇳🇬 finishes second with 50.25s