Eduard Folayang, bigo kontra Shinya Aoki sa One 172

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00:00The National Equipped Bench Press Championships in Manila were a success.

00:04Let's find out the highlights of the events in Timi's report, Jemai Cabayaca.

00:10More than 20 powerlifters did their best in lifting

00:14for the National Equipped Bench Press Championships that was held here in Manila.

00:20Hands on the bar.

00:22That's the technique that the powerlifters used in the competition yesterday.

00:27As you can see, the athletes on the bench were not having a hard time lifting.

00:32But the powerlifters' efforts were strong, sweaty, and intense in their fight.

00:38Just like the powerlifting world champion Reggie Ramirez's son, Emanuel Manlangit,

00:43who won a gold medal in the 74kg class open and master categories.

00:48Right now, I'm just trying to be consistent in the gym.

00:50I'm trying my best to not miss any session.

00:54So far, it's going good.

00:56My gains and progress are not stopping.

00:58It's still going up.

00:59So I'm just thankful that I'm still healthy until now.

01:04The two female powerlifters also stood out in the competition.

01:08One of them is the youngest powerlifter in the Philippines, Danny Agnihotri.

01:13In our preparation, we did a light training first.

01:18We did our guard training before the competition.

01:23It's important to be patient.

01:25Of course, a child can be naughty sometimes.

01:27But you have to show them that you're caring.

01:31Because we, as coaches, have to show them that we're like their parents.

01:40There's a message for the female powerlifters

01:42who are competing in the women's college and women's junior category,

01:47which is called the V.I.D.

01:49Keep trying and show yourself kindness.

01:52The women's bodies are different from the men's.

01:55Biologically, we're weaker.

01:58But that doesn't mean that we cannot be strong.

02:02Meanwhile, the 36-year-old Agapito Manaba, who lifted 150 kilos in both categories,

02:09was the first in the 66-kilo men's open and men's novice.

02:13To be a champion, you have to do a good training.

02:18You have to follow the program.

02:20And of course, you have to focus on your lifestyle.

02:22Especially when the competition is near,

02:24so that you can really become a champion.

02:28Of course, Vladimir Sorezo's strength cannot be forgiven.

02:32He's the powerlifter champion who lifted the heaviest weight in all categories.

02:36Most of my competitors are like my own children.

02:40Because I'm 22 or 23 years old.

02:42I don't look at who my opponent is.

02:46I know who I'm going to lift.

02:48That's where I focus.

02:50Not on my opponent.

02:52Eddie Torres, former president of the Powerlifting Association of the Philippines,

02:56believes that in the effort and dedication shown by the athletes in the 26 categories,

03:02not many Filipinos will be able to represent the country on the international stage someday.

03:08We will have definitely additional world champions.

03:12We will have more world records.

03:14Jamaica Balaca, for the Filipino athlete, for the new Philippines.

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