Letter: For class XII students, standing without support often proven to be a frightening task.
Because, one foot Raese Patel is 17 years old, but disabled that he never let offset his pursuit about the purpose or block the path of his superiority.Today, Raes, who can lift weight up to 80 kg.
, aim to become participants in Paralympics.
The son of a snack shop owner, Raes began studying sports a few years ago to increase his own moral.
Starting by running, he is now skate and swim easily and also plays football.
He also participated in competition with other normal participants.
“I felt happy when I played.
Play gave me self-confidence because I tried a different sport.
Recently I started learning heavy lifting because it involves limited foot movements,” Raes told toi.his Trainer Uvesh Patel claimed that trust Raees is inspirational for other students.
“He recently wanted to learn Powerlifting and came to us.
At first, I wasn’t sure if it was a good idea, but he really surprised me in a short time by managing to lift up to 80 kg in the Deadlift category.
He comfortably Make a full press and powerlifting bench, “said UVESH, a powerlift and professional coach.
Initially his coach even made Raes when he said that he had participated in the competition of running, soccer and skating.
But after he witnessed the dedication of teenagers in Powerlifting, he was fully confident of the potential of Raees.
Teenagers will participate in the district level powerlifting competition that will be held immediately.
“Very few disabled people work seriously for sports.
Because of the limited options in the future, they gradually go because of lack of opportunities,” Dharmesh Patel, Secretary General of the National Powerlifting Federation.