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Naoyuki Daigo

Naoyuki Daigo

JPNJPNMen
Birth dateJan 18, 1981
BirthplaceTokyo, Japan
Height1.82 m
Weight67 kg

Naoyuki Daigo is a renowned track and field athlete who devoted their career to competitive athletics. With years of dedicated training and consistent performances, Naoyuki Daigo established themselves as a respected competitor at both national and international levels. The athlete demonstrated exceptional technical skills and maintained high standards of performance across multiple seasons. Their commitment to excellence and improvement drove them to pursue personal records and competitive success. Naoyuki Daigo's career exemplified the dedication required to compete at elite levels of track and field athletics.

Throughout their competitive career, Naoyuki Daigo participated in numerous prestigious athletic competitions at various levels of competition. These events provided opportunities to test their abilities against quality opponents and pursue personal records and season bests. Consistent participation in high-level competitions allowed Naoyuki Daigo to continuously improve their athletic performances and gain valuable international experience. Their competitive record demonstrates sustained excellence across multiple seasons and competitions. The athlete's achievements in competition solidified their reputation as a serious and accomplished track and field competitor.

Naoyuki Daigo's personal records and best performances remain testament to their athletic abilities and years of rigorous training. These achievements represent the peak of their competitive career and demonstrate their natural talent combined with dedicated preparation. The athlete's performances contributed to the advancement of their sport and helped establish competitive standards within their discipline. After retirement from elite competition, Naoyuki Daigo's legacy continued to inspire emerging athletes pursuing careers in track and field. Their dedication to athletic excellence serves as an enduring example of the commitment required to achieve success at the highest levels of international competition.

PB

Personal bests

2.33

Performance Charts

Season bests

SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateTrendCompetitions
2011
HJ
2.10-Apr 24, 2011
Wakayama (JPN)
2010
HJ
2.18-Jun 6, 2010
Japanese Championships
2009
HJ
2.28-Apr 19, 2009
Wakayama (JPN)
2008
HJ
2.27-May 3, 2008
Shizuoka (JPN)
2007
HJ
2.30-May 5, 2007
Osaka (JPN)
2006
HJ
2.33-Jul 2, 2006
Japanese Championships
2005
HJ
2.27-Jun 26, 2005
Osaka (JPN)
2004
HJ
2.23-Oct 25, 2004
Kumagaya (JPN)
2003
HJ
2.19-Sep 23, 2003
Manila Asian Championships
2002
HJ
2.15-Jun 8, 2002
Kanazawa (JPN)
2001
HJ
2.19-May 14, 2001
Yokohama (JPN)
1999
HJ
2.21-Sep 12, 1999
Singapore (SGP)
1998
HJ
2.18-Jul 30, 1998
Annecy IAAF World Junior Championships, Parc des Sports, Annecy
1997
HJ
2.19-Nov 6, 1997
Bangkok (THA)

2011

2 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.10-Jun 12Japanese Championships
HJ
2.10-Apr 24Wakayama

2010

1 performance
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.18-Jun 6Japanese Championships

2009

9 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.15-Nov 13Guangzhou Asian Championships
HJ
2.20-Aug 19IAAF World Championships
HJ
2.20-Aug 15IAAF World Championships
HJ
2.24-Jun 28Japanese Championships, Hiroshima
HJ
2.20-May 16Tendo
HJ
2.16-May 3Shizuoka International Meeting, Shizuoka
HJ
2.28-Apr 19Wakayama
HJ
2.20-Mar 20Australian Open Championships
HJ
2.10-Mar 5Melbourne Track Classic, Melbourne

2008

13 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.18-Sep 27Yamagata Corporate Ch., Yamagata
HJ
2.21-Sep 23Kawasaki Super Meet, Kawasaki
HJ
2.15-Aug 17The XXIX Olympic Games, National Stadium, Beijing
HJ
2.15-Aug 15The XXIX Olympic Games, National Stadium, Beijing
HJ
2.21-Jul 6Hakodate
HJ
2.15-Jun 29Japanese Championships
HJ
2.20-May 24Beijing China Athletics Open, Beijing
HJ
2.15-May 23Beijing China Athletics Open, Beijing
HJ
2.18-May 10Osaka Grand Prix 2008, Osaka
HJ
2.27-May 3Shizuoka International Meeting, Shizuoka
HJ
2.20-Apr 4Tokyo
HJ
2.15-Mar 7Valencia IAAF World Indoor Championships
HJ
2.14-Feb 14Doha Asian Indoor Championships, Doha (i)

2007

9 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.23-Oct 21Hiratsuka
HJ
2.18-Sep 30Yokohama Super Meet, Yokohama
HJ
2.19-Aug 27IAAF World Championships
HJ
2.19-Aug 25IAAF World Championships
HJ
2.21-Jul 1Japanese Championships, Osaka
HJ
2.24-May 20Kumagaya
HJ
2.30-May 5Osaka Grand Prix 2007, Osaka
HJ
2.21-Apr 22Wakayama
HJ
2.21-Apr 8Tokyo

2006

10 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.23-Dec 9Doha Asian Games, Doha
HJ
2.21-Sep 30Oita All-Japan Corporate Team Championships, Oita
HJ
2.33-Jul 2Japanese Championships
HJ
2.23-Jun 4Yokohama
HJ
2.22-May 21Sendai Kanto Corporation Ch., Sendai
HJ
2.21-May 3Shizuoka International Meeting, Shizuoka
HJ
2.24-Apr 23Wakayama
HJ
2.23-Apr 8Tokyo
HJ
2.28-Feb 19Yokohama (i)
HJ
2.17-Feb 10Pattaya Asian Indoor Championships, Pattaya (i)

2005

6 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
2.23-Nov 2Macao East-Asian Games, Macao
HJ
2.20-Oct 16Niigata
HJ
2.14-Oct 2Hiratsuka
HJ
2.21-Sep 24Marugame Japanese Corporate Ch., Marugame
HJ
2.20-Sep 19Yokohama SEIKO Super Meet, Yokohama
HJ
2.23-Sep 4Incheon Asian Championships, Incheon
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Honours

6

Guangzhou Asian Championships

High Jump

2009
6

Guangzhou Asian Championships

High Jump

2009
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Japanese Championships

High Jump

2009
6

Doha Asian Indoor Championships

High Jump

2008
🥇

Japanese Championships

High Jump

2007
🥇

Pattaya Asian Indoor Championships

High Jump

2006
🥇

Japanese Championships

High Jump

2006
🥉

Doha Asian Games

High Jump

2006
🥈

Incheon Asian Championships

High Jump

2005
🥈

Incheon Asian Championships

High Jump

2005
🥇

Japanese Championships

High Jump

2005
🥉

Manila Asian Championships

High Jump

2003
🥇

Japanese Championships

High Jump

2003
🥉

Manila Asian Championships

High Jump

2003
7

Annecy IAAF World Junior Championships

High Jump

1998