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    High jumper Hamish Kerr is changing up next year's schedule to ensure he's in peak condition for the Paris Olympics

    High jumper Hamish Kerr is changing up next year's schedule to ensure he's in peak condition for the Paris Olympics


    The national record holder competed from January to September this year, leaping to Commonwealth Games gold and world indoor championship bronze.

    Kerr says that sort of output is unsustainable, so he's being more selective.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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