We often hear news about people achieving unmatchable milestones despite several health issues in life. The stories are usually inspirational for millions of people around the globe. Today, we will talk about one such boy who has reportedly achieved an impressive milestone despite a serious health issue. As per a report by local 18, a young boy who was suffering from asthma from an early age overcame his health issue and secured an unmatchable record. The netizens have widely praised his effort.
The young boy named Thrinesh N reportedly recorded an Asian record by swimming continuously for more than 3 hours despite a serious breathing issue. The boy is six years old and resides in Theni, tamil Nadu. His father Navina, encouraged him to try his hands on the popular sport despite of his health issue. He is a 2nd-grade student at a private school in Theni.
Thrinesh has been suffering from asthma since childhood. When his parents consulted the doctor, the doctor advised him to practice swimming to get better. His father then admitted Thrinesh to a swimming institute. His interest in swimming increased, leading him to attempt for an Asian record.
As per the report, Thrinesh underwent continuous training and participated in multiple swimming competitions. He then attempted for a record and registered his name in the prestigious Universal Records Forum. The report stated that the young boy swam for 3 hours 15 minutes continuously and covered around 7.5 km to register his name as the youngest long-distance swimmer. He swam 150 laps at a swimming pool near Theni sports Ground, setting an Asian record.
Thrinesh was highly applauded by his relatives, friends and school teachers. Many of them were also present at the venue to cheer for the young boy. He was awarded with a certificate from the organisation for achieving this unmatchable milestone.
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