Qatar’s promising high jump champion Hamdi Al Amin arrived in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, along with his coach Ivica Jaklic, coming from the Polish capital Warsaw after a long flight, to take part in the 17th edition of the Asian Youth Athletics Championships, where the young regional champion had been holding a training camp in preparation for the Asian event and the World Youth Athletics Championships to be held in Poland a few weeks later , while discus and shot put champion Moaz Ibrahim also arrived alongside his coach, with the federation president having praised their readiness and seriousness in reaching an important achievement
Hamdi will take part in the high jump event tomorrow evening, and he is relied upon to continue the run of success he began at the Arab Championships given his superiority over his peers and his shine, while Moaz will take part the following day
Yasser Al Sayyadi: We have great confidence in our champions
Coach Yasser Al Sayyadi expressed his great confidence in Qatar’s champions climbing the podium at the Asian Youth Athletics Championships in Vietnam, saying that the addition of the pair, Hamdi in the high jump and Moaz in the discus, completed the line-up of the Qatari youth athletics team, especially since the pair are considered among the most prominent champions of the present and future thanks to their outstanding marks, in addition to being young juniors competing in the youth category.. Al Sayyadi wished Qatar’s champions success as a morale boost for the World Youth Athletics Championships in Poland in the coming period.
Yasser, who is doing a great deal of administrative work with the team’s delegation, pointed out that the Qatar Athletics Federation’s approach of giving the opportunity to a promising generation to compete alongside an older category means that Qatar’s future in athletics is in good shape, noting that the championship will be a great opportunity to hone the talents of Qatar’s champions and achieve great technical benefit for them.
