The Thai national weightlifting team has resumed training after taking a day off to rest. They will compete on the first day of competition on August 7. The Thai national weightlifting team competing in the "Paris 2024 Olympics" has returned to continuous training after resting for 1 day, led by Surajana Khambao in the 49 kg women's division, Duang-akson Jai-dee in the +81 kg women's division, Thiraphong Silachai in the 61 kg men's division, and Wiraphon Wichuma in the 73 kg men's division. The Thai weightlifting program will start its first day of competition on August 7th, starting with the men's 61 kg category, with Teerapong Silachai competing at 8:00 p.m. The executives of the Amateur Weightlifting Association of Thailand, led by Major General Intharat Yodbangtoey, Honorary President, will travel to Paris to support the athletes Source: Thai News Agency
The Thai national weightlifting team continues to train before the medal competition.
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