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Results of the second day IPC WDS Kazakhstan Open 2015

Greetings from Astana!
We had two succesful competition days here!
I think you all are waiting for the results of the second day.
Here are the results.

Women's Single Freestyle Class 2
1 Ryzhkova Galina RUS
2 Samyibek Kyzy Adina KGZ
3 Akhmetova Nargiza KAZ

Duo LA Class2
1 Kuo Wen-Sheng - Huang Yi-Jung TPE
2 Ma Wah Keung - Seto Siu Har HKG
3 Chachshin Alexandr - Zhaxagulova Aruna KAZ

Combi LA Class2
1 Sedakov Maksim - Svetlana Kukushkina RUS
2 Ma Wah Keung - Ho Hei Man HKG
3 Chen Sen-Chi - Lin Yu-Jun TPE

Congratulations to everybody!
And to all the funs of the IPC Wheelchair Dance Sport!
Georgia and Kyrgyz Republic did a very good debut at IPC WDS competition!

Results of the 1st day IPC WDS Kazakhstan Open 2015

The first day of the 2015 IPC WDS Kazakhstan Open competition is over! It was held with a great success. Tomorrow will be another day!
Some results of the 1st day

Women's Single Class 2
1 Ryzhkova Galina RUS
2 Vukasinovic Sanja AUT
3 Akhmetova Nargiza KAZ

Men's Single Class 2
1 Sedakov Maksim RUS
2 Kuo Wen-Sheng TPE
3 Chen Sen-Chi TPE

Combi ST Class2
1 Avanessov Serzh - Akhmetova Nargiza KAZ
2 Karakulov Marat - Murzagaliyeva Zarina KAZ
3 Bilkassumov Yuriy - Aidarkhanova Saule KAZ

Combi ST Class1
1 Otorbayev Ardak - Beglenova Aidana KAZ
2 Ma Wah Keung - Ho Hei Man HKG

Duo ST Class 2
1 Kuo Wen-Sheng - Huang Yi-Jung TPE
2 Ashirimbetov Askar - Akhmetova Nargiza KAZ
3 Otorbayev Ardak - Tynabekova Karlygash KAZ

Combi Freestyle Class 2
1 Sedakov Maksim - Kukushkina Svetlana RUS
2 Arabidze Temur - Zazanashvili Ketevan GEO
3 Kadirberdiyeva Gulvira - Khakimbayev Shukurzhan KAZ

Let's wait for the results of the second day

Sedakov aiming to dance his way onto the podium

Russia’s innovative singles Europeans silver medallist will use the upcoming Kazakhstan Open as a springboard to achieve his ultimate aim for 2015.

“I like the new categories in wheelchair dance sport,” Sedakov said. “In singles an athlete shows full technical skills of using the body and a wheelchair. Freestyle is even more challenging because the athlete here should live in his own dance, in his own character.”

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