Hello my friends! Today, I’m excited to introduce Gemma Tamarit, a young Spanish pole vaulter, as we take a look at her performances at the 2023 and 2024 Spanish Indoor Under-18 Championships.In the 2023 event, Gemma entered as the top-ranked athlete with a personal best of 1.71 meters and attempted to improve it with a final jump at 1.76 meters, but unfortunately, she missed her last attempt and did not set a new record. Fast forward to the 2024 championship,where Gemma ranked third overall with a best jump of 3.50 meters; here, we catch a glimpse of her second attempt at 3.60 meters. If you enjoy these highlights and want to keep up with the upcoming 2025 indoor athletics season and the best athletes in action, don’t forget to subscribe, like, comment, and share—thanks for watching and see you next time!
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