Lattakia-Sana
The committee overseeing the achievement of the Taekwondo player Mohamed Abdel Qader Faizou, who broke the record with the lateral pressure exercise, confirmed that it is communicating with the Guinness Book of Records to enter it after completing all the necessary procedures.
A student in the second year of the College of Physical Education was able to break the world record recorded by the side pressure exercise Archer Bush Aps, setting a world record that qualifies him to enter the Guinness Book of Records of 68 presses per minute.
The referee and supervisor accredited by the Guinness Book of Records, Esper Elias, explained to the SANA sports correspondent that the achievement that he had achieved on the Al-Bassel runway at the Faculty of Science at Tishreen University qualifies him to enter the Guinness Book of Records because he managed to break the previous record of 55 pressures indicating that the relevant committee of the Guinness Book of Records had been contacted The international standard for sending the recorded video tape of the successful attempt in accordance with the approved conditions and all necessary supporting documents.
Elias revealed that the Guinness World Committee will review the video tape, the file of the attempt and all the supporting documents before making the final decision about adopting it as a valid attempt and registering the new number by the side-pressure exercise in the name of the Syrian, so it will be included in the set of world records instead of the previous number.
In turn, Fizhou said .. “The injuries he suffered in the sport of taekwondo prevented him from achieving his ambitions, but his success in breaking the world record by the side pressure exercise last month came as a natural result of will, determination, determination and continuous training, and it is an opportunity to achieve his dream of raising the name of Syria in international forums.”
The jury that supervised the attempt included Taekwondo coach and international referee Esper Elias, Dr. Aziz Kafa, head of the Athletics Technical Committee, Maurice Obaid, and teacher at the College of Physical Education Fadi Akhras.
Nabil Ali
