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While practicing in her home of Chandigarh, she goes out every evening to run five or 10 short distances, said Singh. Kaur has now won more than 20 medals in Masters Games across the globe. 'You have no problem, no knee problem, no heart problem, you should start running,'" he recalled. Singh, 78, who also is competing in the Games, said he encouraged his mother to start running at age 93 because he knew she could become a star. Earlier, she won gold medals in the javelin and shot put.
Asked how she felt, she breathed heavily and clutched a bottle of water, unable to speak. "Winning makes her happy."Īfter Kaur finished the sprint in one minute and 21 seconds, she stood smiling with her hands raised in the air. "When she wins, she goes back to India, and she's excited to tell others, 'I have won so many medals from this country,' " said her son Gurdev Singh, 78, translating for his mother.
Kaur's energy and drive to compete have become an inspiration to participants in the unique international event for athletes over 30.
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