Pakistan Poomsae Team Wins Bronze at Asian Taekwondo Championship

The Pakistan Poomsae team recently made their mark at the Asian Taekwondo Championship in Da Nang, Vietnam, where they clinched a well-deserved bronze medal in the over 30 event category. The team, comprising Shehbaz Ahmed, Mudassar Hussain, and Muhammad Mumtaz, impressed the audience with their skill and determination, securing a podium finish.

During the competition, Iran emerged victorious, claiming the gold medal with a score of 8.182 points, followed by Vietnam with the silver at 7.630 points. Pakistan, alongside Chinese Taipei, proudly took home the bronze medals, both scoring 7.583 and 7.533 points, respectively. Noteworthy performances were also seen from Saudi Arabia in fifth place with 7.299 points and India in sixth place with 6.349 points.

Master Seongoh Choi, the esteemed poomsae coach of the Pakistan national team, commended the players for their exceptional display of talent and perseverance in the face of tough competition. He expressed optimism for the team's future success in upcoming tournaments.

The officials of the Pakistan Taekwondo Federation, led by President Colonel (R) Wasim Ahmed, CEO Omar Saeed, and Secretary General Murtaza Bangash, extended their heartfelt congratulations to the medalists for their outstanding performance, bringing pride and honor to the nation.

The Pakistan Poomsae team's achievement at the Asian Taekwondo Championship is a testament to their dedication and hard work. Their success not only highlights their individual skills but also showcases the talent present in the country. With strong support from their coach and federation, the team is poised for even greater accomplishments in the future, inspiring young athletes across Pakistan to pursue their dreams in the world of taekwondo.