Cambodia's Hapkido Athletes Aim for Medals at Asian Championship in China
A delegation of 10 Cambodian Hapkido athletes will compete in the 3rd Asian Championship in Hong Kong, China, from August 13-17. Coach and Secretary-General Kong Chanthena praised the athletes' dedication and expressed hope for medal contention. While adhering to international technical standards, he acknowledged potential challenges in events like jumping due to physical differences.
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