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Vovinam athletes hit the Olympic Stadium mats

| Publication date 19 September 2014 | 07:10 ICT

Vovinam athletes hit the Olympic Stadium mats

The 2014 National Vovinam Championships kicked into action yesterday at the indoor hall of the Olympic Stadium, with 94 participants hailing from five clubs including Vovinam Olympic, Wat Koh High School, Children Rescue Organisation, Samaki High School and Tumnub Teuk.

The competition, which ends today, features events in male and female combat and performances of individuals and groups with and without weapons.

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