New Delhi: Track Legend Coach PT Usha Om Nambiar died on Thursday.
Sadly with his death, PT Usha stated that this emptiness could never be filled.
“Through my teacher, my coach, the guide lights I will leave a vacuum that can never be filled.
Words cannot express their contributions to my life.
He looks by sadness.
Will miss you, Nambiar Sir.
Rip,” he tweeted.
The passing of my teacher, my coach, my guiding lamp will leave a vacuum that can never be filled.
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Usha (@ptushaficial) 1629379818000 clear to Twitter, the Indian Federation Athletics wrote: “Sad to tell that coach Dronacharya Recipient Om Nambiar Mr.
Nambiar died a while back.
He is coach @ptushaof Rip Nambiar sir, you give us a Golden Girl.
Your contribution to Sports in India are very extraordinary.
Our condolences to the President of the Family-AFI @ Faire1, “Afi tweeted.
Sad to tell the coach Dronacharya Awardee Om Nambiar Sir died a while again.
He is the coach …
https://t.co/xC1F3XKBK6- Athletic Federation of India (@afiindia) 1629379434000Tharnah Dronacharya Charis was born born in Kannur, Kerala, and also the recipient of Padma Shri in 2021.
He was a champion athlete during the time His lecture at Guruvayurappan College in Kozhikode.
The principal was a person who suggested Nambiar to join the armed forces and continue his athletic career.
Paying heed for it, Nambiar began a journey that changed his life.
He completed a training diploma from the National Institute of Sports in Patiala and began training service athletes, according to Olympics.com.
Om Nambiar is a name that is identical to PT Usha and the relationship of extraordinary teachers began in 1976.
Nambiar with the Kannur sports division at that time and he saw Usha at a gift distribution ceremony for the division, held in Thiruvananthapuram.
Usha was chosen and began to practice with Nambiar.
Starting partnerships that will carry Laurels India abound in international events.
Nambiar was chosen as one of the three recipients of the first Dronacharya award (highest recognition for coaches in India) in 1985.