Cebu weightlifters Elreen Ando, John Dexter Tabique, and Aaron Borres shared their valuable tips for success in weightlifting. Hard work, determination, discipline, and inspiration are some of the key factors they emphasized.
Ando, a 24-year-old weightlifter, emphasized the importance of discipline. She highlighted the need for discipline in managing one’s body, following coaches’ instructions, and behavior and training. Ando, who broke Southeast Asian Games records and won the gold in women’s weightlifting, shared her story of rising from poverty through weightlifting and hopes it will inspire others.
Tabique, a 22-year-old weightlifter, encouraged aspiring weightlifters by highlighting the benefits of the sport. Tabique mentioned that weightlifting can help individuals academically, potentially leading to scholarships. He stressed the importance of discipline and mastering the technique before strength in weightlifting.
Borres, a 16-year-old rising weightlifter, attributed his success to consistent practice. He secured a gold medal in the International Federation Youth World Championships. Borres also found inspiration in the achievements of Hidilyn Diaz, the first Filipino Olympic gold medalist in weightlifting.
All three weightlifters from Cebu are under the guidance of renowned coach Ramon Solis, along with Christopher Boreros and Kelly K Rojas.
These weightlifters’ advice serves as valuable insights for those interested in pursuing weightlifting. Their dedication, discipline, and drive have brought them success in the sport. By following their tips, aspiring weightlifters can hope to achieve their own goals and make their mark in the world of weightlifting.
The achievements of these Cebu weightlifters demonstrate the potential for success in the sport. Their stories inspire others and showcase the transformative power of weightlifting. As they continue to train and excel, they serve as role models for the next generation of weightlifters.
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