Deir Ezzor-SANA
Her sporting career began through athletics, so she distinguished and won many medals in the local and foreign championships, and then went to train in aerobics and Zumba at the Sports Center in Deir Ezzor. She is the Arab champion Rania Haider Al-Ali.
Al-Ali, in an interview with Sana Sports Bulletin, explained that she entered the world of sports at the age of six years and polished her talent under the supervision of expert trainers in running and long distances. At the age of ten years, she participated in the Eighth Arab Women's Championship in 1993 and won the bronze medal, noting that all the participants are from the women's category and this medal was the beginning The launch to stardom and reap the successive achievements.
Al-Ali added that in 1994 she won the silver of the Arab Championship, and a year later she won the silver of the Lebanon International Race for a distance of 6 km, and in the same year she won the gold of the International Liberation Tour for a distance of 5 km, and in the following year she won the first place and the gold of the Arab Championship for Crossing the Suburb, pointing out that she was cut off from the posts For special reasons, from 1997 to 1999, then she continued her career and concluded as a silver player in the Arab Championship in Jordan in 2002.
Al-Ali indicated that she obtained training certificates in aerobics and Zumba in addition to athletics, which qualified her to train many girls at the Sports Training Center in Deir Ezzor, noting that the demand for this sport, especially by females, is good, as it allocated varying periods of training for the sake of spatial spacing within the procedures The health sector is to address the Corona virus and to absorb the large numbers who want to practice this sport because of its health benefits for the body and mind.
Al-Ali represented the Army Club as a player and coach for the national team and is a member of the Female Sports Committee.
Muhammad Al-Khater
