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Palaweño star athlete Kevin Pascua caught two birds with one stone: winning a gold medal, and setting a world record, finishing at 29.92 seconds at the 100-meter obstacle course race (OCR).
According to World OCR – Fédération Internationale de Sports d’Obstacles (International Obstacle Sports Federation), the previous record for Men’s 100m OCR stood at 31 seconds.
A congratulatory Facebook post by taekwondo instructor Raymond Padua detailed Pascua’s rise to stardom, as a taekwondo black belter, almost making it to the Philippine delegation to the US Open Taekwondo Championships, as a wall climber, to becoming a known name in the Ultimate Frisbee community, and in Obstacle Course Racing. Pascua also rose to fame in OCR, taking home a gold medal in an international competition in Russia, and becoming a part of the Philippine Team of the 30th SEA Games, as Assistant Team Captain.
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Click here to AdvertisePascua beat Malaysian Mohd Redha Rozlan and fellow Filipino Mark Julius Rodelas, with them winning silver and bronze, respectively.
