National Athletes Indonesia, Famini, managed to break the record of the number of Southeast Asian girls shot-put (class F55) on the ASEAN Paragames VI at Manahan Stadium, the city of Surakarta (Solo), Central Java, on Monday (19/12/2011 ).

Born girl Kebumen, Central Java, it managed to do the throw as far as 5.56 meters, while the record is 4.48 meters long by Malaysian athletes, Law King View, at the ASEAN Paragames 2005 in Manila, Philippines.

Number of silver medals is taken colleague Eka Rosa, with the throw as far as 5.13 meters, while the Malaysian athletes won bronze, Law King Kiew, to throw as far as 5.03 meters.

With this achievement, born July 7, 1980 Famini already won two gold medals at the Games athletes multievent disability among nations of Southeast Asia because previously also won the gold of throwing numbers.

After submission of medals, Famini said he was pleased to donate the gold medal for Indonesia, especially Southeast Asia could break the record.

He claimed to pursue both these numbers (discus throwing and shot-put) not long ago, about seven months, because the exercises invited his colleague who is now a coach.

"I'm just practicing for seven months, and if I had to pursue something, my total. I could go pelatnas beryukur Paragames, then donate the gold," he said.

With this success, it is definitely Famini government pocketed a bonus of Rp 80 million for a piece of gold valued USD 40 million. "I have not worked so the bonus would help to family life and my parents," he said.