Mark Otieno’s rigorous strategy for medaling at Commonwealth Games
Former 100m national record holder Mark Otieno believes a deliberate weight loss of seven kilograms could be the missing piece in his quest for a podium finish at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.The global event is slated for Thursday, 23 July to Sunday, 2 August.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsThe sprinter has set his sights on a packed 2026 campaign, targeting qualification for key events including the World Relays, the African Athletics Championships, and ultimately the Commonwealth Games.A three-time national 100m record holder, Otieno has intensified his preparations, fine-tuning his speed, endurance, and race tactics as he eyes competition in both the 100m and 200m this season.Tebogo slams USA’s decision to snub World Relays rematch in GaboroneThe 200m specialist, who boasts a personal best of 20.41 seconds, is optimistic about lowering that mark, though he remains cautious about setting a specific timeline.His immediate focus shifts to the World Relays ..