The poor boy of coconut turned into a ‘frog prince’ in Southeast Asia

Never tasted victory in the SEA Games, so Pham Thanh Bao is less interested than Singapore-mat-hcv-ve-tay-viet-nam-post1458629.html” title=”Why did super swimmer Joseph Schooling make Singapore 4x100m team lose gold to Vietnam?”>Nguyen Huy Hoang.

However, this helps him to put his mind at ease. Talking to the writer before the tournament, coach Nguyen Hoang Vu “left small” about Pham Thanh Bao’s breakthrough ability: “Bao’s training performance parameters are very good, even slightly better than his Singaporean opponent. If Bao brings out his full potential, I believe he will make it.” And yesterday, Thanh Bao “cools off” the teacher as well as the Vietnamese swimming team.

Pham Thanh Bao excellently broke the SEA Games record Dau Tien Dat

Thanh Bao Born in a poor family in Ben Tre province, his parents had to work as hired laborers to take care of the whole family. As a lover of swimming, when he was discovered by coaches to have qualities and chose to practice, he nodded immediately despite his parents’ prohibition, wanting to send him to a proper education to have a stable career in the future. Constantly making efforts, but it took more than 10 years of honing, Thanh Bao had the success it is today.

Sharing after yesterday’s impressive feat, Thanh Bao said: “I was very surprised, I didn’t think I could be like that. I try to train and play well for the sake of my family and for a healthier life in the future.” In recent years, Thanh Bao has begun to reap achievements, thereby partly helping his family and making the whole family proud.

The coconut boy confessed during the preparation time for sea ​​Games he was very tired but always told himself that he had to work hard to make a story at the 31st SEA Games at home. Now the poor guy from coconut has stepped to the top of glory in the SEA Games arena and deserves the new title of “frog prince” of Vietnamese swimming.