00:01Welcome to Bombsport Next Gen.
00:03In today's video, we take a look at three young athletes competing in the women's long jump at the 2026
00:10Slovenian Athletics Cup.
00:12Three promising talents, three different performances, and a chance to see the next generation of athletics in action.
00:19Let's start with the first athlete.
00:23Let's start with the first athlete.
00:25First up is Manka Humar, born in 2010, a very young talent in the women's long jump with a personal
00:33best of 5.72 meters.
00:37Here we can see two of her attempts from the competition.
00:41She shows good speed on the approach and works to find the right balance through the takeoff and landing.
00:48In this series, Humar opens with 5.44 meters, followed by 5.49.
00:55She then records 5.41, 5.19, and 5.40 meters with one foul in the series.
01:05Her best jump here is 5.49 meters, showing a consistent series across her six attempts.
01:11A young athlete gaining valuable experience and continuing to develop in the long jump.
01:17At just this age, every competition is an important step in gaining experience and developing her technique.
01:24Let's move on to the next young athlete.
01:32Let's move on to the second athlete.
01:35Next up is Neija Rebershak, born in 2006.
01:39A talented young athlete in the women's long jump with a personal best of 5.93 meters.
01:46Rebershak opens the competition with a jump of 5.27 meters.
01:50We now see her second attempt, with Rebershak looking to build momentum and find an even better mark.
01:57In this second attempt, she reaches 5.71 meters, showing a strong improvement from her opening jump.
02:05Now we continue with her next attempts, as Rebershak looks to build on this performance and find an even better
02:11mark.
02:13Now for her third attempt.
02:16Rebershak reaches 5.63 meters, another solid jump in her series.
02:21After the 5.71 from her previous attempt, she continues to produce good marks as she looks for another improvement.
02:36Her fourth attempt is a foul, so there is no valid mark to add to the series.
02:42Now we move to the fifth attempt.
02:45This time, Rebershak produces a valid jump of 5.62 meters, staying close to the mark from her previous successful
02:53attempts.
02:54One final attempt remains as she looks to finish her series with another strong jump.
03:05And now for her final attempt.
03:09Rebershak closes her competition with a valid jump of 5.50 meters.
03:14She finishes the competition in fifth place, after a series that included several solid performances.
03:22Throughout the competition, she showed consistency and continued to fight for every centimeter, gaining valuable experience at this stage of
03:32her development.
03:33A fifth place finish for Neja Rebershak, with another important competition added to her experience in the women's long jump.
03:42And now, let's move on to the next young athlete.
03:51Let's move on to the final athlete.
03:54Next up is Anja Marej, born in 2006.
03:57A young talent in the women's long jump, with a personal best of 5.94 meters.
04:03In this part of the competition, we will see only her three valid attempts, starting with her second valid jump.
04:11Mirage reaches 5.71 meters on this attempt, showing a strong performance as she looks to build on this mark.
04:18Let's continue with her next valid attempt.
04:22Now we move on to her fourth valid attempt.
04:27Mirage produces an excellent jump of 5.88 meters, getting very close to her personal best of 5.94 meters.
04:36This is a significant improvement in the series, and shows just how competitive her performance is becoming.
04:45There is still one more valid attempt to come, and Mirage will have another opportunity to push for an even
04:51better mark.
04:53And now for her final valid attempt.
04:56Mirage produces her best jump of the competition, reaching 5.90 meters.
05:01With this final effort, Anja Marej finishes in fourth place, completing a very competitive performance in the women's long jump.
05:10A great finish for this young athlete, who comes away from the competition with a result very close to her
05:16personal best.
05:17Hat brings us to the end of this look at three young talents in the women's long jump.
05:21We'll continue to follow the next generation of athletics and discover more young talents from around the world.
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05:35See you next time.
