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Championship Report — 18–19 July 2026

The complete audit of the SEGA Intercontinental Yoga Ranking Championship, held at Kandiah Hall, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur. Every category, every scorecard, verified by our patent-pending AI judging system.

At A Glance

Two days. 128 athletes. 113 medals.

The 2026 championship brought together competitors across states and international backgrounds — all judged on the same AI-verified standard.

128

Registered athletes
across Yogasana, Chakra-thon and Acro Yoga

113

Medals awarded
20 🥇 · 37 🥈 · 56 🥉

53%

Medal rate
of entrants earned at least one medal

What's inside the report

Full breakdown by category

The PDF contains the complete audit. Download it above, or read the summary of each section below.

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Participation by competition

Yogasana National (128), Yogasana International (102), Chakra-thon (46), Acro Yoga (28).

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Participants by state

Johor (34), Kuala Lumpur (22), Negeri Sembilan (19), Perak (19), Selangor (9), Pahang (5) and more.

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Participants by country

Malaysia (leading), plus Iran, Singapore, China, Hong Kong, India, Oman.

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Medal tally

Full breakdown of gold, silver and bronze across every category and age group.

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Gender & age analysis

Boys/Girls representation across national and international, with age-group medal splits.

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Top 8 & near-miss

Highest-scoring athletes in each division, plus the developing group who narrowly missed the podium.

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Every asana performed

Complete pose-by-pose breakdown, each with its official difficulty rating from the SEGA judging syllabus.

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Score distribution

How marks were distributed across execution, stability and difficulty.

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Foreword by the President

Prof. Segar Guru's official statement on the championship and the path ahead.

📥 Download the full 72-page PDF
How to Read It

Difficulty ratings explained

Official from the judging syllabus

Every asana in the report shows its Difficulty — the official rating from the SEGA judging syllabus. This is what the AI multiplies the raw execution score by to arrive at the final mark.

Higher difficulty means higher potential score, but only if the athlete demonstrates full alignment, stability, and control. The system does not reward risk without quality.

Execution · Stability · Difficulty

Every performance is evaluated on three biometric dimensions:

ExecutionAlignment and form, measured against the reference model.
StabilityBalance and hold across the full duration of the pose.
DifficultyThe asana's syllabus rating — the multiplier applied to the base score.
The Full Document

Read the complete 72-page report

Every scorecard, every category, every athlete's audited result — verified by the SEGA AI Judge System (Patent Pending PI2026005219).