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Vietnam National Games (sometimes known as All-nation Sport and Physical Training Grand Festival) (Vietnamese: Đại hội Thể dục thể thao toàn quốc) is a four-year multi-sport event involving participants from provinces, centrally-controlled cities, public security, military, education and training.

They are permitted to establish teams that represent them to involve in contests. If grand festivals of provinces or municipalities are not held before national games, the presenting teams fail to take part in sport grand festival. The games is under regulation of the Vietnam Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism. The games was held six times till 2013.

The goals of these sports events are to examine the four-year training cycle of athletes, managerial civil servants, trainers..; to exercise the national sporting athletes for international competitions; to encourage provinces, major cities in training talent sporters.

Editions

  1. 1985
  2. 1990
  3. 1995
  4. 2002
  5. 2006
  6. 2010
  7. 2014
  8. 2018
  9. 2022
  10. 2026

2018 Vietnam national games

Host: Hanoi

2014 Vietnam national games

Hosts: Nam Định, and some sports held at Thái Bình, Hà Nam, Ninh Bình, Hai Phong, Hải Dương, Hòa Bình, Quảng Ninh, Ha Noi. This was 7th Vietnam national games.

The 2014 Vietnam National Games featured 36 sports in 743 events.

Sport Môn thi đấu
1 Athletics Điền kinh
2 Football Bóng đá
3 Karate Karate
4 Weightlifting Cử tạ
5 Taekwondo Taekwondo
6 Chess/Xiangqi Cờ (cờ vua/cờ tướng)
7 Volleyball Bóng chuyền
8 Aquatics Thể thao dưới nước
9 Diving Lặn
10 Bodybuilding Thể hình
11 Badminton Quần vợt
12 Vovinam Vovinam
13 Judo Judo
14 Traditional martial arts Võ cổ truyền
15 Pencak silat Pencak silat
16 Wrestling Vật
17 Sepak takraw Cầu mây
18 Badminton Cầu lông
19 Wushu Wushu
20 Table tennis Bóng bàn
21 Golf Golf
22 Billiards/snooker Bi-a/snooker
23 Archery Bắn cung
24 Boat race Đua thuyền
25 Canoeing Canoeing
26 Bicycling Xe đạp
27 Boxing Boxing
28 Handball Bóng ném
29 Basketball Bóng rổ
30 Dancesport Dance sport
31 Sport aerobics Aerobic
32 Gymnastics Thể dục dụng cụ
33 Shooting Bắn súng
34 Pétanque Bi sắt
35 Fencing Đấu kiếm
36 Shuttlecock Đá cầu
Team Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 Hanoi 167 118 137 422
2 Ho Chi Minh City 124 103 103 330
3 Armed Forces 75 54 91 220

2010 Vietnam National Games

Host: Da Nang Time: Jan–Dec 2010 Sports: 41, with 903 events. Teams: 66 Final standing:

Team Gold Silver Bronze
1 Ha Noi 191 150 139
2 Ho Chi Minh City 127 110 138
3 Military 68 85 52
4 Da Nang 57 47 52

2006 Vietnam National Games

Host: Ho Chi Minh City Time: Sept 2006 Sports: 40 ; with 53 disciplines.

Team Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 Ha Noi 148 112 81 341
2 Ho Chi Minh City 121 92 109 322
3 Military 48 60 73 181
4 Hai Phong 42 24 38 104
5 Public security 20 17 22 59
6 Hà Tây 19 23 30 72
7 Thái Nguyên 16 24 25 65
8 Hải Dương 16 20 34 70
9 Đồng Tháp 15 9 9 33
10 An Giang 14 23 23 60

2002 Vietnam National Games

Host: Ha Noi

1995 Vietnam National Games

Host: Ha Noi

1990 Vietnam National Games

Host: Ha Noi

1985 Vietnam National Games

Host: Ha Noi

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