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Amman - The student of the Faculty of Business at the Middle East University, Al-Moataz Billah Sarar, won the gold medal in the Muay Thai Championship during his participation in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan’s Muay Thai Championship, to be joined in this achievement by the student of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Saif Al-Din Al-Shamout, who won the bronze medal in the weight-loss category. The "71".

The university offers scholarships to outstanding athletes, recognizing the importance of sport in building a serious and committed personality and disciplined teamwork, to provide a sports infrastructure of stadiums, tracks, and gyms equipped with the latest training technologies specialized in performance analysis, with its trainers who play a pivotal role in nurturing talent, and ensuring that students reach their full potential.

In this regard, student Sarar said that participating in the Muay Thai tournament requires a high level of physical and mental fitness, which the university, through its advanced training facilities that keep up with international standards, has provided to its students, as the sports activity coaches in the Deanship of Student Affairs subjected them to strict and intense training that does not... It not only prepares them to compete, but also contributes to their physical fitness and the mental discipline required for focus, flexibility and self-control.

For his part, the student Al-Shamout explained that the training provided psychological motivation that helped them maintain a healthy lifestyle that ensured they remained in peak physical condition, with what he built in their personalities by making them disciplined, trained, and responsible, as the discipline required to excel in Muay Thai extends beyond From the tournament ring, it can have a positive impact on the personal and professional lives of fighters, especially as it teaches individuals valuable life skills such as perseverance, humility, and overcoming adversity.

It should be noted that the combat sport "Muay Thai" is centuries old, and was originally developed for self-defense and as a form of combat training for soldiers, which demonstrated its importance in improving physical fitness and enhancing the sense of belonging to society.