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Mother Daughter Pair Kemi Kimika Blake US Reveals Deep 896
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A mother-daughter pair from the US, Kemi and Kimani Blake, achieved success at the World Yogasana Championships in Ahmedabad, India. Kemi secured a gold medal in the Back Bend category, while her daughter Kimani won bronze in the Junior Artistic Individual category. The duo credits their journey to yoga for finding purpose and stability, and they expressed hope that Yogasana will be included as an Olympic sport.
Key points
- Kemi Blake (35) won gold at the World Yogasana Championships in Ahmedabad, India, in the Back Bend category.
- Kimani Blake (16), Kemi's daughter, earned a bronze medal in the Junior Artistic Individual category.
- The mother and daughter trained with local coaches in India and received support from the Indian team.
- Kemi stated that she hopes Yogasana will be recognized as an Olympic sport due to its required focus and precision.
- Both Blake women found that yoga provided them with purpose and stability, helping them pursue their passions.
Claims assessed
- VerifiableKemi Blake won the gold medal in the Back Bend individual category at the World Yogasana Championships.
- VerifiableKimani Blake won a bronze medal in the Junior Artistic Individual category at the World Yogasana Championships.
- VerifiableKemi believes that Yogasana, as a sport, requires a level of focus and precision distinct from general yoga practice.
Missing context
The article does not specify the full competitive history or global standing of Yogasana as a sport, nor does it provide details on the current efforts or requirements needed for its inclusion in the Olympic Games.
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