Young Vietnamese woman wins aerobics World Cup gold

Tran Ha Vi of Vietnam won a gold medal at the Aerobic Suzuki World Cup, the 27th International Aerobic Championship in Tokyo, Japan, on April 3.
Young Vietnamese woman wins aerobics World Cup gold ảnh 1Vietnam's Tran Ha Vi poses with the gold medal she won at the World Cup Aerobics in Tokyo on April 3. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi​ (VNA) - Tran Ha Vi of Vietnam won a gold medal at the Aerobic Suzuki World Cup, the 27th International Aerobic Championship in Tokyo, Japan, on April 3.

Vi overcame powerful rivals in the girls’ 12-14 age group to top the podium with 18.976 points.

Japan’s Miyajim Kanon came second with 18.850 points, while Vietnam’s Vu Ngoc Anh took the bronze medal with 18.825.

“There were many strong players in this category, especially those of the hosts. But Vi, who came second in last year’s competition, performed beautifully and entered the final,” Coach Phan Thuy Linh said.

“It was a tense final day as she was the first to perform, but the Hanoian girl shone perfectly without making any mistake to win her crown,” Linh said.

On the same day, the Vietnam team grabbed three silver medals, which were claimed by Bui Minh Phuong in the women’s individual U18; Phan Nguyen Gia Hien in the men’s individual U18; and Dao Hai Giang, Hien and Phuong in the trio event./.

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