


(Vietkings) On 20th May 2016, in the 15th Ho Chi Minh City Health Preservation– 2016 was officially opened in the Phu Tho Sport Hall (District 11, Ho Chi Minh City). During the program, 2720 old aged and middle aged people performed the Healthy Fitness to set up the Vietnam Record.

Dr. Pham Dinh Phong- vice-chairman of the Vietnamse Traditional Martial Art Federation, permanent member of the Record Setting Board of Member issued the certificate to the representatives of Ho Chi Minh City Health Preservation Association and Vietnam Dairy Product Joint Stock Company (Vinamilk)
With the recorded number were 2720 members from the middle age to old age and come from the health preservation fitness clubs in all of the districts in Ho Chi Minh City, the program was carried out from 8:15 AM to 8:30AM and officially set up as “the Health Preservation ensemble with most old aged and middle aged people joined in”.

The happy look of the representative of health preservation club when received commemorative flag.
The Health Preservation Ensemble includes 3 exercises carried out on the basis of the songs “The Bloodline of Lac Hong”, “The Singing from Ho Chi Minh City” and “the sunset in Da Lat”.
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The exercises were coordinated with the movements of hands, legs, and the breath and were conducted sometime ebuliently and softly, all were carried out regularly and nicely.

To perform this movement fluently, these athletes (many of them are at 70, 80 years old) spent many years to practice. And this movements of the body had brought many health benefit to all of the members, especially for the middle aged and old aged ones.

This ensemble was conducted by the associate professor Trinh Huu Loc- the vice chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City Health Preservation Association, the ones who had set up the record for “The person who conducted the ensemble of Health Preservation on the street for most people in a single event” on 7th May 2016. This ensemble was accompanied with Vinamilk.

The Ho Chi Minh City Health Preservation has developped the movement of the practice of Health Preservation Exercises for the middle aged and old aged association for many years. The setting of this record at this time is so meaningful for all of the participants, help them to have more joy, positive spirit for their lives, this is also a helpful environment for them to develop the community culture
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