Special Olympics Pakistan - The Spirit of Inclusion
For over three decades, Special Olympics Pakistan (SOP) has empowered thousands of athletes with intellectual disabilities by providing a platform where they can shine. Hear from the SOP team directly about these transformative journeys as well as their message for fellow Pakistanis.
The 'Baloch Bolt'
Pakistani sprinter Mueed Baloch, known as the “Baloch Bolt,” began his journey in a small-town race and went on to win medals on the international stage. Yet even with his success, he highlights the lack of support and recognition for athletes in Pakistan.
The Pakistani Hornet
“Wearing the Pakistani shirt in the final of the US Junior Open was a proud moment for me,” says Huzaifa Ibrahim, who began playing squash at five and now dreams of becoming a world champion. From his first win in Peshawar to titles in Qatar, his passion has only grown.
A Champion Spirit: Kulsoom Hazara
Kulsoom Hazara, a multiple gold medalist in Asian and South Asian karate championships, reflects on growing up too soon, her Hazara heritage, representing Pakistan on the international stage, and mentoring the next generation of female athletes.
This 12-year-old footballer from Karachi will inspire you
Adeel Hanif, a 12-year-old footballer from Lyari, dreams of becoming a great footballer like Kylian Mbappé. In this interview, Hanif and his coach share the inspiring journey of his rise from the streets to the international stage.
Bodybuilding as a Career and Sport in Pakistan
At 10, he began training at an outdoor gym in a small town. Years of training later, he became the runner-up at the Pakistan National Bodybuilding Championship. Hear Irfan Asghar’s story in his own words.