In recent years, Hoa Binh has made significant strides in improving the quality of its mass sports movement, with investment focusing on training facilities and equipment.
Residents in Hung Thi (Lac Thuy district)
actively engage in community-based sport events and competitions.
A campaign, titled "All people exercise following the example
of President Ho Chi Minh", has been widely implemented in association with
initiatives to build a cultural lifestyle and new-style rural areas.
In Tan Vinh – a central commune in Luong Son district, every
hamlet now boasts a training ground, adequately meeting the daily needs of the
community.
Local resident Hoang Thi Su from Dong Chui hamlet said:
"Since our training ground was upgraded and outdoor equipment installed,
we have more options for regular exercise. Coming to the area, we enjoy chatting,
socialising, and cheering for volleyball, badminton, and shuttlecock teams,
which boosts our spirits and optimism."
According to the provincial Department of Culture, Sports
and Tourism, as of the end of 2023, Hoa Binh had over 2,800 sports facilities available
for various activities, including 92 training and competition halls, 53
swimming pools, and 2,714 outdoor training fields. Notably, the provincial
stadium has received an investment of 13.3 billion VND (541,422 USD) for upgrade
to host national and provincial sports events, while the provincial swimming
pool has been renovated with 7.2 billion VND to improve auxiliary facilities
for local competitions and public use.
According to Dao Tien Cuong, Deputy Director of the department,
with the support and direction from provincial leaders, it has issued several
guidelines on the expansion of mass sports movement for localities involved.
This included integrating sports initiatives into the local conduction of
national target programmes for new-style rural development, sustainable poverty
reduction, and socio-economic development in ethnic minority and mountainous
areas.
In the past school year, the school consistently focused on maintaining and improving the quality of training and coaching; enhancing the teaching and coaching efforts of teachers and trainers; and investing in facilities and training equipment.
Du Sang Commune (Kim Boi District) has over 80% of its population belonging to Muong ethnic group. In recent years, along with the economic and social development, the communal People's Committee has focused on preserving and promoting the traditional ethnic sports. Among these, crossbow shooting has consistently attracted a large number of participants. The commune has established a crossbow shooting club with over 20 members.
In recent years, the movement of mass physical training and sports in our province has been strongly developing. The campaign "Everyone exercises following the great example of Uncle Ho” has spread widely, involving many engaging exchanges and competition activities.
Hoa Binh, a province where over 74% of the population belongs to ethnic minorities, is renowned for its rich array of traditional sports that reflect the unique cultural heritage of its communities.
Hoa Binh is a province where over 74% of the population belongs to ethnic minorities. Each ethnic group has its own unique traditional culture, which is expressed in various aspects of life, including sports.
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