In the lead-up to the Commonwealth Games, Jaismine Lamboria confronted a serious bacterial infection that hampered her training for two weeks. With the invaluable support of sports psychologist Priya Vrinda during her recovery, Lamboria channeled her resilience and game strategy in the ring. This preparation culminated in her triumph, where she transformed her previous bronze medal into a shining gold in the 57kg class. In the lead-up to the Commonwealth Games, Jaismine Lamboria confronted a serious bacterial infection that hampered her training for two weeks. With the invaluable support of sports psychologist Priya Vrinda during her recovery, Lamboria channeled her resilience and game strategy in the ring. This preparation culminated in her triumph, where she transformed her previous bronze medal into a shining gold in the 57kg class.
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