Asian Hapkido Championship 2026: 8-Year-Old Thai Boy Wins 3 Medals
Eight-year-old Thai youth athlete Pisit Luangphumiyut claimed 2 gold medals and 1 silver medal at the Asian Hapkido Championship 2026 in Hong Kong.

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- Pisit Luangphumiyut is an 8-year-old Thai youth athlete
- He secured 2 gold medals and 1 silver medal in the tournament
- The competition took place at the Asian Hapkido Championship 2026 in Hong Kong
The Thai youth sports scene has once again made its mark on the international stage, as a young representative from Thailand delivered an outstanding performance at a major continental martial arts tournament held early this year, reflecting the dedication and rigorous training of Thailand's rising athletic talents.
This remarkable achievement was accomplished by "Nong Prom", formally known as 8-year-old boy Pisit Luangphumiyut, who traveled abroad to compete in the prestigious continental Hapkido martial arts championship.

Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
Competing at the Asian Hapkido Championship 2026 held in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, young Pisit demonstrated exceptional martial arts skills and techniques, successfully overcoming numerous competitors from various participating nations.
Hapkido is a Korean martial art that emphasizes joint locks, throws, grappling, and fast kicking techniques. For an 8-year-old Thai athlete to secure medals at an Asian championship level highlights the growing foundation of martial arts training in Thailand, which increasingly nurtures young talents for global competitions and builds international experience early on.
Ultimately, this successful overseas campaign allowed young Pisit to bring home a total of 3 medals for Thai sports fans, consisting of 2 gold medals and 1 silver medal, marking an impressive milestone and a bright future for Thai athletics.
Source: Thairath Sport
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