On the afternoon of December 13th, good news came in quick succession from karate, as Vietnamese martial artists won three valuable gold medals. In particular, Hoang Thi My Tam's victory in the women's 61 kg category not only affirmed her status as a champion but also demonstrated her remarkable ability to overcome psychological pressure.
Training with tall, muscular male colleagues.
Despite entering the tournament as the reigning SEA Games and Asian champion, My Tam admitted she couldn't help but feel nervous. Sharing her thoughts after the final match, My Tam revealed: "Before SEA Games 33, I was very worried. The biggest challenge for me was that the competitors in the 61 kg category were very tall. However, the coaching staff and we had trained with the tall, strong male competitors to become more proficient and familiar with the sport."
Hoang Thi My Tam on the podium receiving the gold medal at the 33rd SEA Games.
My Tam wins her second consecutive individual gold medal at the SEA Games.
PHOTO: TL
Thanks to grueling training sessions with taller and stronger male colleagues, My Tam developed resilience and no longer felt intimidated when facing opponents with superior physiques. As a result, on the mat in Thailand, she competed confidently to successfully defend her championship title.
Speaking about her feelings after winning the gold medal, the beautiful female martial artist couldn't hide her emotion: "My emotions overwhelmed me, just like the first time I won a gold medal. I feel happy to have won the gold medal in Thailand."
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/nu-vo-si-viet-nam-tiet-lo-cuc-bat-ngo-ve-bi-kip-gianh-vang-toan-tap-voi-quan-xanh-nam-185251213183228815.htm
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