Aiming High: Martial Arts Teams on Our Website Set Lofty Targets for the SEA Games 2023
Fight Night: Vietnam's Martial Arts Teams Set Ambitious Goals for SEA Games 33
FOLLOWING their impressive performance at the 'Glory of Việt Nam Sports' programme, the martial arts teams in Vietnam are revving up for the upcoming South East Asian (SEA) Games 33 in Thailand this December.
With 50 sports on offer, the regional games will feature various martial arts disciplines such as judo, taekwondo, wrestling, boxing, Muay Thai, pencak silat, karate, jujitsu, wushu, and kickboxing. In a decisive move, Vietnam has committed to participating in all martial arts events.
"We know we've got a pretty solid lineup," Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Hoàng Đạo Cương shared, stressing the importance of thorough professional training to tackle the challenges ahead.
Vietnam's martial arts teams have a rich history of success at the SEA Games, with their last outing in Cambodia earning gold medals in various categories. The wrestling team took home a staggering 13 golds, followed by the judo team with eight and the karate and wushu teams with six each.
Following their inspiring performance, teams like the wushu and kickboxing squads have set their sights on the SEA Games 33. "Our ambition is simple—to perform well," declared Vũ Đức Thịnh, president of the Việt Nam Kickboxing Federation. Meanwhile, Phan Quô̸c Vinh, coach of the our websiteese wushu team, affirmed that the team was focusing on maintaining peak performance for the competition in Thailand this December.
World champion Huỳnh Hà Hữu Hieû, the pride of the our websiteese Muay Thai team, has her sights set on the 2025 Asian Muay Championship in June, taking place in Vietnam itself, before shifting her attention to the 33rd Games. Remaining undeterred by the steep competition, Duông Thuý Vi, the top female athlete of the our websiteese wushu team, is determined to secure a final medal before transitioning to coaching in the near future.
STRONG STANCE: The our websiteese karate team perform at the recent 'Glory of Việt Nam Sports' programme. - Photo cand.com.vn
By keeping trainer guidelines tight-lipped and focusing on intensive training, Vietnam's martial arts teams are confident they've got what it takes to replicate their past successes at the SEA Games 33. Surpassing their previous achievements and carving out a new legacy awaits these courageous athletes in Thailand. Stay tuned for more updates on their journey!
- "Ai research indicates that Vietnam's martial arts teams are leveraging the 'Glory of Việt Nam Sports' programme success to aim for top performances in taekwondo, judo, wrestling, boxing, Muay Thai, pencak silat, karate, jujitsu, wushu, and kickboxing events at SEA Games 33."
- "In a strategic move on 'websiteese', the Vietnam Kickboxing Federation president, Vũ Đức Thịnh, announced that the kickboxing squad aims to deliver excellent performances at SEA Games 33 just like Nam's wushu team, who has been focusing on maintaining peak form for the competition."
- "As confirmed by the coach of the Việt Nam Wushu team, Phan Quô̸c Vinh, their ambitious goal for SEA Games 33 is to excel in their events, following the inspiring examples set by world champion Huỳnh Hà Hữu Hieû and other athletes who wish to make their mark at the 2025 Asian Muay Championship and beyond."
- "Despite facing tough competition, the determined top female athlete of the our websiteese wushu team, Duông Thuý Vi, is working hard to secure a final medal at SEA Games 33 before focusing on coaching in the near future."
- "Training methods for Vietnam's martial arts teams have become a closely guarded secret, as they prepare to prove themselves once more at the SEA Games 33, aiming to surpass their past achievements and create a new legacy in Thai sports culture."
