2023-06-29 18:29:48
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador.- The Baja Californian Diego Camacho Salgadowon his second bronze medal on Wednesday in the Central American and Caribbean Games 2023 which develops in the Merliot Aquatic Complex of San Salvador.
It was in the 50-meter backstroke where the Tijuana native had a time of 25.68 seconds and managed to get on the Central American podium in third place. The competition was won by Lamar Taylor of the Bahamas, followed by Trinidad and Tobago’s Dylan Carter.
Diego Camacho was prepared at the High Performance Center in the city of Tijuana.
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Diego Camacho prepared for the maximum Caribbean event under the direction of the coach, Raúl Palma, at the High Performance Center of the city of Tijuana which is administered by the Institute of Sport and Physical Culture of Baja California, and thanks to the coordinated work between the athlete and the coach, they managed to break the Mexican record again.
The competition took place at the Merliot Aquatic Complex in San Salvador.
To be corrected
“What we have to correct so that he can have a better mark are the arrows, the frequency of the stroke that he made is ideal for the 50-meter test, thanks to the fact that he had an exact finish, he managed to obtain the Absolute Record of Mexico in the 50m back with 25.68, the previous record was also held by Diego, with a time of 25.85 made in Canet de Roussillon, France”, commented the coach Raúl Palma.
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“In the past few days, he had some technical issues that were improved, such as the change of relay, but since they had been his first competitions, added to the anxiety of wanting to compete and the bad weather at the venue, there were small errors that were ended up being corrected and it was possible to improve. his personal brand,” he added.
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