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Originally posted by sweetlover at 19-5-2009 12:46 
hope for a lot of improvement from hendrawan...
if players x dgr cakap hukum je,xya nak lembut2 sgt...
players kite nie dh ngade2 sgt dh...:@
mmg mengada2 dorang ni.. |
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Originally posted by kayla at 19-5-2009 21:05
tak sangka aku zakry wat hal camni ....
boleh lak ikut jejak si hafiz ...
tu la psl.. mintak2 fairuz x buat perangai mcm ni |
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SOURCE:THE STAR ONLINE
Rashid: Good coach useless if players are not committed
By LIM TEIK HUAT
PETALING JAYA: Having a good coach provides the boost to the players. But national singles chief coach Rashid Sidek also felt that the shuttlers themselves need to show firm commitment, in the first place.
The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) announced on Monday that they had hired Indonesia抯 former world champion Hendrawan to help improve the standard of the national singles players.
The 37-year-old Hendrawan signed a two-year contract with the BAM after the conclusion of Indonesia抯 campaign in the Sudirman Cup world mixed team championships in Guangzhou last week.
He will work with Rashid to help in the coaching of the national elite back-up and back-up singles shuttlers.
Rashid is all for the appointment of Hendrawan but he also hoped to see the shuttlers show better commitment.
揑f they do not show the commitment themselves, how can we help them to improve? You can have the best coach in the world but if the player is not committed to the programme, it is hard to make headway, |
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Originally posted by hazlyn at 20-5-2009 08:26
a'ah.. aku tgk repeat je.. tp x tgk abis.. sbb kalah kan.. malas nak tgk
aku pun rs lawak sgt bila dorang kata nak letak hafiz & kbh under hendrawan
gelak2 aku masa baca news tu.. hopef ...
lyn...gelak sket |
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Reply #1025 hazlyn's post
mane2 players yg tak committed tu buang je dr squad...:@
tak yah lg simpan dorg...buang mase je... |
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Balas #1028 sweetlover\ catat
buang je hapiz hashim tu..........
wat perabis beras je |
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Balas #1029 miyoma\ catat
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Balas #1030 karambunai\ catat
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Reply #1029 miyoma's post
gud idea tp tu la dorg saje simpan coz nak bt tugu kot... |
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Reply #1033 azalea_girl's post
100% agree...
better polish new players kan...
drpd buang mase ngan players yg tak faham2 bhs better basuh new commer kan... |
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Reply #1035 sweetlover's post
kann..yg muda2 ni la best..byk masa nak ajar..
tpi tah le sweet,kita kat sini je pandai2 speku..ntah2 BAM da ada plan psl hafiz ngan kbh under hendrawan tu.. |
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SOURCE:THE STAR ONLINE
Hafiz hopes to revive sagging career under Hendrawan
By RAJES PAUL
KUALA LUMPUR: Singles shuttler Mohd Hafiz Hashim is ready to begin a new chapter in his badminton career under a new coach for the first time.
After being under the wings of only one coach, Misbun Sidek, for almost a decade, Hafiz said that he had no qualms to seek new fortunes under the guidance of Indonesian Hendrawan.
The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) have hired the former world champion and it is learnt that two seniors players, Hafiz and also Kuan Beng Hong, will come under his charge together with several national back-up shuttlers.
Both Hafiz and Beng Hong have reached a plateau, if not on a slide, in their badminton careers and the 37-year-old Hendrawan could give the duo the lift.
National singles chief coach Rashid Sidek has been given the task to recommend the players to train under Hendrawan, who will report for duty on July 1.
揂 decision has not been made but I will give it a try to revive my career if I am placed under Hendrawan. I will follow the BAM抯 decision, |
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Reply #1037 hazlyn's post
hafiz said die js nak TRY..nmpk sgt die bukan nk bersungguh2...:@
pelik btol la ngan mamat sorang nie...
lantak la u hafiz... |
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Reply #1038 hazlyn's post
rindunye kat uncle2 ikan...
x lame lg bleh la date balik... |
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SOURCE:THE STAR ONLINE
Badminton: Rashid and Rexy told to improve standard of back-up players
By RAJES PAUL
KUALA LUMPUR: National chief coaches Rashid Sidek and Rexy Mainaky have been asked to improve their jobs to strengthen the singles and doubles departments respectively after having fallen short on expectations thus far this year.
The first half of the year saw uninspiring performances from the men’s singles back-up players while there had been just several switch and swap exercises in the men’s doubles.
And the Badminton Association of Malaysia’s (BAM) coaching co-ordinator, Kenny Goh, wants to see better strategy and planning from the duo to narrow the gap in standard between the back-up and senior shuttlers.
Currently, both coaches are only sharing the joy in the achievements of a handful of elite players.
The title winners thus far this year are world No. 1 Lee Chong Wei (Malaysian Open, January) and the top men’s doubles pair of Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong (Swiss Open, March).
Kenny said that although Rashid had identified the problems in the back-up squad, there was no concrete plan to solve them.
Rashid has stated that the slow progress of the back-up players — Tan Chun Seang, Mohd Arif Abdul Latif, Chong Wei Feng and Liew Daren — was due to their inconsistency and lack of mental toughness.
“Rashid will now have to work out plans on how to arrest the problems,” said Kenny, who is also the BAM general manager.
“He has been talking about these weaknesses of the players quite often. What is he doing to improve the situation? Hopefully, this will be the focus in the next six months.”
In the men’s doubles, there had been several changes in partnership and it was difficult to keep track of the progress of the back-up players.
On top of that, the decision by Gan Teik Chai and Tan Bin Shen to leave the national team has also forced the coaches to make another round of changes.
World junior champion Lim Khim Wah was left without a partner for the men’s doubles. He now trains with Ng Paou Ling in the mixed doubles.
The current men’s doubles back-up pairs are Mak Hee Chun-Tan Wee Kiong, Khoo Chung Chiat-Ong Soon Hock, Hoon Thien How-Lin Woon Fui and Vountus Indra Mawan-Goh Wei Shem.
“Rexy has made some changes but he has to start building up these pairs. Some new pairs have not been tested in tournaments,” said Kenny.
“We used to boast of having quality doubles pairs. Whatever decisions taken by the chief coaches must be supported with a clear objective and strategy.
“We hope that there will be a clearer direction for the back-up players in the second part of the year. And there should be targets set for them too.”
Kenny added that the BAM hoped to see better performances from the back-up players in the next six months or they risk being dropped from the team.
All the back-up players will get to make their marks in the Pahang Open, which will be held in Kuantan from May 26-29. |
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Post time 20-5-2009 08:23 AM
