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Details of Championship Rules and Regulations

After two days of exciting competition, the Organizing Committee awarded 53 sets of medals (individuals, doubles, and groups) and the National Yoga Club Champion Cup to the first, second, and third-ranked clubs.

Today, on the 11th of June, the Thanh Hoa People's Committee, in collaboration with the Indian Embassy in Vietnam and the Vietnam Yoga Federation, held the opening ceremony of the 1st National Yoga Club Championship in 2022 to celebrate the 8th International Day of Yoga and the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and India.

For all Vietnamese citizens who have a certificate of instructor professional training or yoga instructor from the General Department of Physical Education and Sports or from the Vietnam Yoga Federation.

- The 1st National Yoga Club Championship 2022 aims to practically celebrate the success of the 31st Southeast Asian Games (Seagames 31), held in Vietnam, and International Yoga Day on June 21. - Contributing to promoting the movement "All people train their bodies according to the example of The Great Uncle Ho," inspiring a large number of people to regularly practice and compete in yoga in particular and sports in general. - To create a useful playground for everyone who loves yoga to participate in, discover, and nurture the talents of yoga. - Encourage clubs to pay attention to all participants in practicing yoga competitions at local facilities, assessing the organization, training, and training of athletes in yoga clubs nationwide. - To strengthen understanding, exchange, and solidarity among athletes, coaches, and yoga referees nationwide. 2.1. Requirements: - Individual organizations participating in the tournament comply with the laws, tournament charters, and regulations of the Organizing Committee. - Maintain safety, savings, practicability, and efficiency while avoiding waste and negativity during the tournament.