Sapwaturrahman Indonesian Long Jumper

Last Updated on July 30, 2023 by Andrew Pirie

Sapwaturrahman Indonesian Long Jumper nears 8m Mark

Indonesian Long Jumper Sapwaturrahman continued his meteoric rise with a 7.98-meter leap at the Korea Open. At the same time, being very consistent, hitting 5 of his 6 jumps. And with a legit +1.1 m/s wind. Consequently, his jumps were X, 6.59, 7.73, 7.56, 7.91 (also above his PB), and 7.98.

Especially relevant is that the mark is above the National Record of Agus Reza Izawan set 23 years ago in Jakarta, Indonesia. And is also above the SEA Games Gold of 7.83m from 2017. Simultaneously, the southeast Asian Record is held by Supanara Sukhavasti of Thailand at 8.05m when he was a junior in Kobe, Japan 2011. And Henry Dagmil of the Philippines holds the SEA Games record of 7.87m.

Started as a Sprinter

Yet 23-year-old Sapwaturrahman began off as a sprinter 100m (10.48) but started to focus more on the long jump in 2017. Due to the high competitiveness of the sprint event in his country. While having mainly focused on the sprints from 2010 to 2016, he only improved 10 cm from 2010-2016.

Coach Mara

Therefore he started working alongside American coach Harry Mara, the World Decathlon record holder Ashton Easton in 2016. Also including some training in the United States earlier this year. So he leaped a 7.90m (no wind reading near the end of 2017). And had leaped 7.24, 7.42, 7.43 so far this year. Yet also sometimes joining the 4×100 relay when required.

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1	12	01189	SAPWATURRAHMAN	X	6.59	7.73	7.56	7.91	7.98	7.98
1	12	01189	인도네시아		0.2	1.3	1.4	1.0	1.1	1.1

2	10	01131	황현태	X	X	7.55	X	X	7.75	7.75
2	10	01131	안산시청			0.1			1.9	1.9

3	16	01171	DHANUSHKA GALOLU	7.39	X	7.60	7.64	7.73	X	7.73
3	16	01171	스리랑카	0.4		0.9	0.2	0.3		0.3

4	15	01197	JANRY UBAS	7.45	7.47	X	7.58	X	7.55	7.58
4	15	01197	필리핀	1.1	-0.2		1.4		0.9	1.4

5	9	01198	JULIAN FUENTES	7.42	7.23	7.36	X	7.19	7.30	7.42
5	9	01198	필리핀	1.8	0.5	0.7		-0.5	1.7	1.8

6	13	01193	Luqman Hakim Ramlan	7.01	7.11	X	6.98	6.81	7.00	7.11
6	13	01193	말레이시아	1.2	0.8		0.2	0.2	0.9	0.8

7	7	01139	정해인	7.03	X	7.04	6.58	5.46	–	7.04
7	7	01139	용인시청	0.9		0.8	0.2	0.9		0.8

8	11	01190	Suwandi WIJAYA	7.01	6.86	6.90	5.10	–	–	7.01
8	11	01190	인도네시아	1.2	-0.0	-0.2	0.3			1.2

9	6	01140	김상윤	6.79	6.91	X				6.91
9	6	01140	파주시청	0.5	0.6					0.6

10	3	01151	김진욱	X	6.86	X				6.86
10	3	01151	광양시청		1.4					1.4

11	2	01161	이창민	X	X	6.81				6.81
11	2	01161	국군체육부대			0.9				0.9

12	1	01105	여건구	X	X	6.69				6.69
12	1	01105	한려대학교			0.1				0.1

13	8	01149	정경진	X	6.63	6.26				6.63
13	8	01149	음성군청		-0.8	1.2				-0.8

	4	01163	윤종배								불참
	4	01163	문경시청

	5	01180	Ming Tai Chan	X	–	–					NM
	5	01180	홍콩차이나

	14	01217	김용원								불참
	14	01217	부산대학교

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