Pham Phuoc Hung 'reveals' the move for the second time at the world championship

Among the 7 new movements added to the technical book by the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG), Vietnamese athlete Pham Phuoc Hung contributed 1 movement. This is the second time a Vietnamese athlete has written his name in the technical "textbook" of gymnastics.

At the 2017 World Gymnastics Championships in Montreal (Canada), Vietnamese athlete Pham Phuoc Hung performed a move in the rings event that was highly difficult and had never been performed by any athlete before.

Pham Phuoc Hung.

Specifically, that was the move of athlete Pham Phuoc Hung in the hanging rings event with difficulty level E (the highest difficulty level is level H). Immediately after that, Phuoc Hung's move was included by FIG in the technical book, competition system with difficulty level E and the name "PHAM" - taken from the last name of the 27-year-old athlete.

This is the second time in his career that Pham Phuoc Hung has had a new move recognized by FIG. At the World Gymnastics Championships held in Glasgow (Scotland) in November 2015, Pham Phuoc Hung made a strong impression in the rings event with a difficult move at level D.

Before Phuoc Hung, Vietnamese Gymnastics also had an athlete whose movement was named by FIG, Nguyen Tuan Dat, with the 4-turn santo movement (4 turns) in the air at the 2013 World Championships.

According to Dantri