NAYAK Pranati

India
Artistic Gymnastics
6 Apr 1995
28
Female
1.56/5'1''

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
GAR Artistic Gymnastics Women's All-Around  

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Huanglong Sports Centre Gymnasium
Women's Qualification and Team Final - Subdivision 1
Finished
Huanglong Sports Centre Gymnasium
Women's Vault Final
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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RankEventYearLocationResult
Asian Games
7Women's Team2018Indonesia138.050
8Women's Vault2018Indonesia12.650
8Women's Team2014Incheon, KOR179.625
20Women's Individual All-Around2014Incheon, KOR43.800
36Women's Uneven Bars2018Indonesia10.200
39Women's Floor Exercise2018Indonesia10.750
40Women's Beam2014Incheon, KOR10.950
40Women's Uneven Bars2014Incheon, KOR9.450
43Women's Floor Exercise2014Incheon, KOR10.850
Olympic Games
79Women's Individual All-Around2020Tokyo, JPN42.565
83Women's Floor Exercise2020Tokyo, JPN10.633
86Women's Uneven Bars2020Tokyo, JPN9.033
89Women's Beam2020Tokyo, JPN9.433
World Championships
26Women's Vault2022Liverpool, GBR12.450
27Women's Vault2019Stuttgart, GER12.950
28Women's Vault2017Montreal, QC, CAN13.162
38Women's Team2014Nanning, CHN166.878
68Women's Individual All-Around2017Montreal, QC, CAN42.866
85Women's Beam2017Montreal, QC, CAN10.033
96Women's Uneven Bars2017Montreal, QC, CAN10.333
110Women's Floor Exercise2017Montreal, QC, CAN9.100
127Women's Individual All-Around2019Stuttgart, GER45.832
164Women's Uneven Bars2019Stuttgart, GER10.566
174Women's Beam2019Stuttgart, GER9.933
179Women's Floor Exercise2019Stuttgart, GER11.133
210Women's Floor Exercise2014Nanning, CHN0.000
211Women's Uneven Bars2014Nanning, CHN7.200
216Women's Beam2014Nanning, CHN4.966
243Women's Individual All-Around2014Nanning, CHN12.166
World Cup
4Women's Vault2022Baku, AZE12.933
6Women's Vault2017/2018Melbourne, VIC, AUS13.416
13Women's Beam2017/2018Melbourne, VIC, AUS8.933
Asian Championships
3Women's Vault2022Doha, QAT13.367
3Women's Vault2019Ulaanbaatar, MGL13.384
4Women's Vault2017Bangkok, THA13.300
5Women's Beam2017Bangkok, THA12.125
6Women's Team2017Bangkok, THA136.200
7Women's Team2022Doha, QAT127.967
8Women's Vault2023Singapore, SIN12.417
8Women's Team2019Ulaanbaatar, MGL131.250
11Women's Team2023Singapore, SIN125.495
13Women's Individual All-Around2019Ulaanbaatar, MGL45.350
16Women's Individual All-Around2017Bangkok, THA45.900
19Women's Beam2019Ulaanbaatar, MGL11.050
21Women's Individual All-Around2022Doha, QAT42.266
22Women's Individual All-Around2023Singapore, SIN44.432
26Women's Floor Exercise2022Doha, QAT11.000
26Women's Uneven Bars2019Ulaanbaatar, MGL9.650
30Women's Beam2022Doha, QAT10.900
31Women's Uneven Bars2023Singapore, SIN10.666
31Women's Uneven Bars2017Bangkok, THA9.250
33Women's Uneven Bars2022Doha, QAT8.433
34Women's Floor Exercise2017Bangkok, THA10.950
37Women's Floor Exercise2019Ulaanbaatar, MGL11.300
41Women's Beam2023Singapore, SIN10.000
42Women's Floor Exercise2023Singapore, SIN10.766
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Dancing, listening to music. (Instagram profile, 22 Apr 2021)
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Athlete
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Bengali, English, Hindi
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West Bengal State [India]
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Rohit Jaiswal [personal], from 2022
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2012 for India (Athlete, 17 Aug 2018)
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She competed at the 2022 National Games in India despite struggling with hamstring and knee injuries. She also injured her ankle during the Games, but recovered in time to compete at the 2022 World Championships in Liverpool, England. (kreedon, 18 Oct 2022; SportsDeskOnline, 21 Apr 2023)

She injured her knee a week before the start of the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. She went on to compete at the Games but her performance was affected by the injury. (telegraphindia, 20 Sep 2021; indianexpress, 29 Jul 2021; indiatoday, 27 Jul 2021)
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She began the sport at age seven in her hometown of Medinipur, India. In 2004 she moved to Kolkata to pursue the sport and began training with coach Minara Begum. (sportskeeda, 06 May 2021; indianexpress, 09 May 2021; Athlete, 17 Aug 2018)
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She liked to practise yoga as a child and took up gymnastics thinking it was the same. Her father Sumanta then took her to the Sports Authority of India [SAI] centre in Kolkata based on her school coach's recommendation. "I started gymnastics thinking it was like yoga. I used to practice in my village, and do the chakrasana." (indianexpress, 09 May 2021; thebridge, 05 May 2021; espn, 02 May 2021)
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To compete at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (yespunjab, 27 Jul 2022)
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She trains at the Sports Authority of India [SAI] centre in Kolkata, India. (Sports Authority of India Facebook page, 18 Sep 2022)
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Winning bronze on vault at the 2019 Asian Championships in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. (indianexpress, 22 Jun 2019)
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Indian artistic gymnast Dipa Karmakar. (olympics, 24 Jul 2021; Athlete, 17 Aug 2018)
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Coach Minara Begum. (Athlete, 17 Aug 2018)

Additional Information

General
FAMILY BACKGROUND
Her father was a state transport bus driver in West Bengal until 2017, and she has had to take care of the family after he retired. "Everything I do is for my parents. They've not had an easy life, and I want to ensure my father gets comfortable. He's driven a bus for many years and now I want life to be a little easy for him." (hindustantimes, 17 May 2021; olympics, 03 May 2021; indianexpress, 22 Jun 2019; timesofindia.indiatimes男子棍术, 30 May 2018)

INFLUENTIAL COACH
She began working with coach Minara Begum at age eight until 2019 when Begum retired. Begum even paid for her living expenses when Nayak first moved to Kolkata for training in 2004. "My parents couldn't have afforded my sports career. [Begum] took care of my stay, food, other expenses and pocket money." (indianexpress, 09 May 2021; thebridge, 05 May 2021; espn, 02 May 2021; indianexpress男子棍术, 22 Jun 2019; sportstar.thehindu男子棍术, 26 Jun 2019)

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