Men's and Women's Artistic Gymnastics Begin Their Training Camps in Georgia
The men’s and women’s artistic gymnastics youth teams have commenced their training camps in Georgia, which will run from August 12 to 30, as part of the preparation program for the upcoming West Asian Championship sched
Translated by Qiyas from النهار — Original source
The men’s and women’s artistic gymnastics youth teams have commenced their training camps in Georgia, which will run from August 12 to 30, as part of the preparation program for the upcoming West Asian Championship scheduled to be held in Jordan. The objective is to achieve the highest levels of technical and physical readiness before competing.
The delegations arrived yesterday in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi. The men’s team delegation is led by Nasser Al-Hilfi, Treasurer of the Kuwait Gymnastics Federation, and includes team manager Khaled Al-Muthanna, Ukrainian coaches Vitali Arsenyev and Vitali Arsenyev, and 11 athletes: Abdullah Bahbahani, Saud Al-Radaini, Ahmed Al-Radaini, Mohammed Al-Radaini, Saud Al-Sanaoui, Othman Al-Jahil, Faza’a Al-Jahil, Hassan Al-Sarraf, Abdulaziz Al-Sarraf, Abdullah Al-Farhan, and Yousef Al-Murshed.
Similarly, the women’s artistic gymnastics team began its camp in Georgia during the same period. The delegation is headed by Zia Al-Shammari, Assistant Secretary-General of the Federation, and includes manager Rabab Al-Harbi and eight athletes: Al-Zain Al-Qattan, Jouri Buhamad, Kadi Al-Awad, Shouq Al-Houli, Maha Al-Najdi, Fatima Bahbahani, Bibi Abbas, and Maria Al-Murshed.
These camps align with the Federation’s commitment to providing the best preparation conditions for the national teams, enhancing the technical and physical readiness of the athletes through an intensive training program focused on developing performance and technical skills, and improving fitness, stability, and precision in executing routines.
Both technical staffs aim to maximize the benefits of the camp period by intensifying training sessions, assessing the athletes’ levels, addressing technical aspects, strengthening strengths, and ensuring that the teams enter the West Asian Championship in the best possible condition.
The Federation places great importance on the West Asian Championship, considering it a key milestone in the national teams’ external participation schedule, and an opportunity to gain further experience, engage in competition, and benchmark technical standards against regional teams.
The Federation looks forward to the intensive preparation yielding distinctive technical performances and competing for top positions and medals, reflecting the progress witnessed in Kuwaiti artistic gymnastics and strengthening its presence in regional championships.
