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Perez overcome Covid-19, hospitalization to advance the Guam's Deren Perez de Guam's Deren Perez advanced to the semi-finals "American Ninja Warrior" earlier this month, it was not unexpected or out of the ordinary. After all, in many similar competitions, the 37 years old had made the semi-finals, but this time it was different. But before the competition had started, the newest "American Ninja Warrior" of Perez has hardly managed to get out of the ground. He had caught Covid-19.  토토사이트 검증

Before entering the qualifying round, I had Covid, "said Perez. "It really hurt my training, because Covid severely affected me - 107 degree fever, lost by more than 12 pounds and was hospitalized. Because of that, I had the chance to to have done as well as me. This also meant the intensity of my training needed for care. "Now, my goal is to find all the muscles and all the muscle and the strength I lost from Covid." In order to hit the ringtone and completing the challenges of the obstacles, said Perez really wants to get the "Mega Monga 18 feet", a sloping wall, you guessed it, reaching 18 feet in the air. "You have to attack every obstacle one at a time," said Perez. "Because if you fall, your race is over." Perez says he trains up to four hours a day, six days a week. It is this kind of concentration and determination that helped to advance through the qualifying rounds. »Pass the round of qualification. I had to place in the top 30 of 100 other very talented and strong competitors, "said Perez, who competes in the season 13 of" American Warrior Ninja. " "There are five different qualifiers with different obstacles. You never know or see the course before the day of competition. It meant that I really had to concentrate and trust myself and my training. " As Perez recovered and getting ready for the semifinals, he is always ready to display the Guam flag and represent his island. "Being able to represent Guam on such a scale such as" American Ninja Warrior "is such an honor," said Perez. "It's a feeling so powerful to steal the flag for all of America to see where I go from. I certainly love to be able to educate and share the culture and pride of Guam / Chamorus. "