Shahida Abbasi
Achievements
2020:
- Shahida got 3rd position out of 300 players in International E- KATA Cup 2020.
2019:
- 1 Gold and 1 silver medal in 13th South Asian Games Kathmandu-Pokhara-Nepal.
- 2 Gold in 13th National Women Karate Championship Lahore.
- 2 Gold in 33rd National Games Peshawar 2019.
2018:
- 2018 2 Gold in 12th National Woman Karate Championship, Sahiwal.
2017:
- 4 bronze in 4th South Asian karate championship Srilanka.
- Represented Pakistan in 4th solidarity games BAKU 2017.
- Selected for youth delegation from Baluchistan talent towards China and represent Pakistan Green Flag there.
- Received the award of "A role model" by PICSS (Pakistan Institute for conflict and security Studies) in Buitems, Quetta.
2016:
- 2 Gold in 10th women national karate championship held in Lahore.
- Participated in World 1st Premier League Dubai
- 3 Bronze in 3rd South Asian Karate Championship held in India.
2015:
- 2 Gold in women national karate championship held in Lahore.
2014:
- Selected as a member of Pakistan Karate Federation.
2013:
- 2 Gold in 8th women national karate championship.
2012:
- 1 Gold and 2 Silver medals in 7th Women Karate Championship, Lahore.
- 1 silver and 1 bronze in 32nd National Games Lahore-2012
2011:
- 3 Gold medals in National Cadet Karate Championship, Islamabad
2010:
- 1 Gold 1 Silver in 6th Women Karate Championship Karachi.
- 1 silver 1 bronze medal in 31st National Games-2010 Peshawar
2009:
- 1 Gold 2 Silver medals in 5th women Karate Championship, Hyderabad.
2008:
- Bronze medal in 4th women Karate Championship, Lahore.
2007:
- Won 3 Gold medals in Hyderabad.
2006:
- won 1 Gold Medal in Islamabad
Shahida Abbasi's Profile
Pakistan Karate(National Team)
Biography:
Shahida Abbasi is a proficient Karateka who has started learning Karate since 2004, owing to it primarily to her dedication and hard work.
Shahida belongs to the Hazara community in Balochistan; coming from a background which lacks facilities and is traditionally dominated by males, it was not easy for Shahida to achieve her goal.
He has studied BA from the University of Balochistan, Quetta. She is currently honing her skills in the martial art of Shotokan.
Through her hard work, she has not made just her parents but the entire country proud.
This Baloch girl has literally broken stereotypes by her hard work; no doubt that athletes like Abbasi are putting Pakistan on the martial arts map.
She is currently teaching the art of Karate to other passionate young girls in a Karate academy in the small town of Hazara.
