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Jun 2012
GP Emas Terbuka Thailand : 5-10 Jun
Siri Super Terbuka Indonesia : 12-17 Jun
Siri Super Terbuka Singapura : 19-24 Jun |
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bahasa penting, kalau tak boleh berkomunikasi dgn baik...susahlah coach nak ajar player
ambok Post at 28-5-2012 01:44 
apa pendapat ambok kalau kim dong moon ? wife dia pun ex player kan ...kalau tak silap skrg dia kat canada .... tak tau la samada menetap kat sana ke ...tapi rasanye dia jadi coach kat sana ...
dah duk canada tu, english dia ok la kot .... |
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Post Last Edit by kayla at 29-5-2012 22:56
kalau utk kelompok pemain yg ada sekarang, duit sponsor tu dah cukup , maybank pun kasi 6 a ...
ambok Post at 28-5-2012 01:52
tak sangka lak gym tak cukup peralatan .... 
bukan dulu ada ura2 nak buat akademi badminton ke? rasa cam pernah baca ....
apa pendapat ambok dgn stail jepun? semua players dorang dari club .... hanya akan practice sama kalau ada kejohanan cam thomas cup ni ...
Tuesday May 29, 2012 - THE STAR
Malaysia, unlike Japan and China, lack a quality supremo to lead team
WUHAN: The personalities of China’s supremo Li Yongbo and Japan’s head coach Park Joo-bong are poles apart. One has an air of arrogance while the other is all humility. But doubles legends Yongbo and Joo-bong, who were arch enemies in the 80s while playing for China and South Korea respectively, have one common trait – a strong leadership quality which inspires success. That is something which Malaysian badminton clearly lacks. At the Thomas-Uber Cup Finals, China won the men’s and women’s titles while Japan reached the semi-finals in both categories. Yongbo, who will turn 50 in September, has led China’s team to numerous successes and they continue to be a dominant force in world badminton. He must be doing something right for he is able to hold the huge team of players together and ensure that there is success at every level – men’s and women’s singles and all three doubles events. When asked about the recipe for his success, Yong-bo replied curtly: “If I gave it away, then the world would be the same and that won’t be too nice for us. “We can’t go on doing the same thing because the results would be the same. One must always be receptive to change.” China have certainly evolved over the years but their results have always been consistently outstanding. The Badminton World Federation (BWF) have changed the scoring format three times since China made their presence felt in 1977 but they have adapted quicker than anyone else. Their doubles experienced a slump after the domination of Yongbo-Tian Bingyi but now, they have four-time world champions in Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng and a few young pairs oozing with potential. The 46-year-old Joo-bong’s work in Japan over the last seven-and-half years is finally bearing fruit. Over the last two years, Japan have shown depth in both their men’s and women’s team.
“All of them are club players. They only participate in centralised training prior to a major event. It isn’t easy to keep the team together when they are scattered all over. Communication is the key and I’m blessed because I have committed players,” he said.
While Japan and China have outstanding supremos to plan, strategise and build the team, Malaysia are clearly lacking in that area. Gone are the days when someone dynamic like Tan Sri Elyas Omar or Datuk Punch Gunalan took the lead to ensure that the system delivered world class players . Now, Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) have resorted to multiple heads to handle the national team but the results, except for world No. 1 Lee Chong Wei, have been getting from bad to worse. It is a clear case of too many cooks spoiling the broth. BAM had a series of interviews to find a suitable candidate for the supremo job but decided that none were good enough.
There can never be a perfect candidate based on paper qualification. All they need is someone with the knowledge and experience of the game who brooks no nonsense. Someone who is willing to take up the challenge and deliver results. There are a few with such credentials like Cheah Soon Kit, Razif Sidek, Kwan Yoke Meng and, maybe, Tan Kim Her. They may even consider re-hiring Misbun Sidek to take charge at the Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS). After all, the man has the passion for the game and the desire to nurture youngsters. There could be others too but the chosen one must be prepared to face the consequences if he or she fails to deliver over a specified term. But, above all, they must be given a free hand and total control.
BAM have been running around like a headless chicken ever since they terminated Yap Kim Hock as the chief coach after the 2008 Olympics. Four years have gone by and they must know by now that something is seriously wrong. Wuhan clearly showed that. |
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Chong Wei kembali berlatih
ESOK atau Isnin! Itulah tempoh yang dinyatakan Tey Seu Bock untuk anak didiknya, Lee Chong Wei kembali semula menjalani latihan di gelanggang.
“Dia tidak perlu lagi menggunakan kerusi roda, sebaliknya sudah boleh berdiri dan berjalan. Malah, bengkak di buku lali juga sudah surut. Saya jangka jika tidak ada masalah, dia akan mula turun ke gelanggang menjalani latihan esok (Jumaat) atau Isnin ini,” katanya semalam.
Seu Bock bagaimanapun menegaskan anak didiknya itu tidak akan dikerah dalam latihan pertamanya selepas kecederaan yang meragut impian Piala Thomasnya minggu lalu, sebaliknya akan menjalani latihan ringan dengan memfokuskan tumpuan bagi mengasah dan mempertajamkan pukulannya.
“Dia belum pulih 100 peratus, jadi kita tidak boleh memaksa dan mengerah kudratnya. Apa yang penting saya perlu memastikan program latihan yang disusun mampu membantu mempercepatkan proses pemulihan dan mengelakkan kecederaan itu daripada berulang,” katanya.
Seu Bock berkata apa yang menggembirakan ialah pemain berusia 30 tahun itu juga tampak lebih bersemangat apabila sudah mula memukul bulu tangkis ketika menjalani rawatan di hospital.
“Dia tidak lagi sedih dan tertekan seperti sebelum ini, sebaliknya lebih tenang serta gembira. Saya percaya dia akan lebih kuat selepas insiden malang yang menimpanya itu,” kata Seu Bock.
Ditanya sama ada Chong Wei akan mempertahankan kejuaraan Terbuka Indonesia yang menawarkan hadiah keseluruhan AS$600,000 (RM1.8 juta) dari 12 hingga 17 Jun ini, Seu Bock mengesahkan anak didiknya itu sudah menarik diri.
“Mengikut perancangan Terbuka Indonesia adalah pertandingan terakhir yang akan disertai sebelum Sukan Olimpik. Namun, kita memutuskan lebih baik dia menarik diri berikutan kecederaan yang dialaminya itu,” katanya.
CREDITS TO BERITA HARIAN ONLINE
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kaki dato yg latest...  |
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haaluuuu... |
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Reply 1528# wawaKKK
go go latuk...just do it!  |
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tahniah TC & UC winners..
p/s: ada org tanya wangyihan makan beras cap apa?  |
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Reply 1528# wawaKKK
syukur la chong wei dah boleh training semula..tpi mcm trauma je bila ingat balik mcmana
chong wei jatuh time TC ari tuh.. |
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After OG (tanpa mengira result), BAM kena rombak barisan kejurulatihan & sistem latihan.
Hantar team remaja Axiata Cup (Zulfadli Zulkifli, Misbun Ramdan Misbun dan Iskandar Zulkarnain & 2 doubles) ke pertandingan antarabangsa. Jangan peram atau simpan.
Chin Chai & Kenny .. jangan masuk campur urusan coach ..
Kalau berundur terus lagi bagus  |
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Reply 1528# wawaKKK
cantik kasut |
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Situasi Chong Wei tidak menggembirakan
KUALA LUMPUR - Ketika Sukan Olimpik London tidak sampai tiga bulan untuk membuka kempen, perkembangan prospek pingat emas negara, Datuk Lee Chong Wei (gambar) tidak begitu menggembirakan.
Dia tidak dibenarkan turun ke gelanggang untuk menjalani latihan sekurang-kurangnya sebulan.
Beberapa gambar yang disiarkan oleh akhbar tempatan yang menunjukkan jaguh No. 1 dunia itu sudah mula turun gelanggang untuk berlatih bukan realiti sebenar, tegas jurulatihnya, Tey Seu Bock.
"Itu cuma latihan fisioterapi tetapi dia langsung tidak dibenarkan menjalani latihan fizikal yang keras dalam empat hingga lima minggu lagi.
"Semua berita yang mengatakan proses pemulihan Chong Wei berjalan dengan lebih cepat tidak tepat. Ia memang berjalan mengikut perancangan tetapi bukan dengan cepat," tegas Seu Bock.
Chong Wei, 29, mengalami kecederaan buku lali kanan ketika menentang Peter Hoeg Gade dari Denmark pada Piala Thomas, minggu lalu.
Sejak kemalangan itu, dia cuma menjalani latihan fisioterapi di bawah pengawasan pakar dari Institut Sukan Negara (ISN), Sandra Fiedler.
Semalam, Chong Wei menjalani latihan fizikal pertama yang dikendalikan pakar kecergasan ISN, Roesdi Ghani tetapi hanya untuk bahagian atas badan dan tidak langsung menyentuh pergerakan kaki.
"Latihan hari ini (semalam) hanya untuk menguji skil tangan, tidak sama sekali menyentuh bahagian bawah badan, terutama kaki kerana ia belum pulih sepenuhnya.
"Memang Chong Wei sudah boleh berjalan tanpa bantuan tetapi Sandra sebenarnya menyuruh dia berjalan walaupun dalam keadaan masih sakit kerana ini sebahagian daripada latihan fisioterapi.
"Sedangkan berjalan masih sakit, tidak mungkin dia boleh berlari atau melompat dalam masa terdekat, ia akan mengambil masa,'' tambahnya lagi.
Sukan Olimpik London akan membuka cabaran pada 27 Julai hingga 13 Ogos.
Acara badminton perseorangan bermula pada 28 Julai, dan Chong Wei menjadi sandaran untuk menukar pingat perak yang dimenangi empat tahun lalu kepada emas.
Source : Utusan Malaysia (02/06/2012) |
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Chong Wei mula jalani latihan ringan
 Lee Chong Wei
KUALA LUMPUR - Kecederaan yang dialami jaguh No. 1 dunia, Datuk Lee Chong Wei tidak menghalangnya daripada menjalani latihan di Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara semalam.
Bagaimanapun, jurulatih perseorangan kebangsaan, Tey Siu Bock berkata, Chong Wei hanya melakukan latihan ringan setiap hari, iaitu 50 peratus daripada tahap latihan yang biasa dilakukan.
"Buat masa ini fokus utama Chong Wei adalah pada rehab (proses pemulihan).
"Dia hanya akan menjalani latihan ringan iaitu menumpukan pada tangan sahaja. Tak boleh terlalu berat kerana takut akan menjejaskan lagi kecederaan," kata Seu Bock.
Chong Wei, 29, mengalami kecederaan buku lali kanan ketika beraksi menentang Peter Hoeg Gade dari Denmark pada kejohanan Piala Thomas di Wuhan, China bulan lalu.
Pemenang pingat perak Sukan Olimpik 2008 yang menjadi sandaran utama Malaysia untuk meraih emas di Temasya London bulan depan itu, kini menjalani rawatan fisioterapi di bawah kendalian Institut Sukan Negara (ISN).
Biarpun tampak amat bersemangat untuk memulakan latihan dan masih mampu melakukan pukulan kencang, namun Chong Wei tidak banyak melakukan gerakan kaki serta lompatan.
Dia hanya berlatih kira-kira 30 minit bersama Seu Bock sejurus selesai melakukan fisioterapi.
Tegas Seu Bock, beliau akan sentiasa memantau proses pemulihan anak buahnya itu menerusi maklum balas yang diterima setiap minggu daripada ISN.
"Kita pun tak tahu berapa cepat proses pemulihan Chong Wei. Mungkin ambil masa empat hingga lima minggu lagi, bagaimanapun kita akan sentiasa mendapatkan maklum balas daripada doktor yang merawatnya." - BERNAMA
all the best datok!!  |
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Reply wawaKKK
syukur la chong wei dah boleh training semula..tpi mcm trauma je bila ingat balik ...
azalea_girl Post at 1-6-2012 15:47
kita pun trauma ... chongwei lagi la agaknye .... |
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Reply 1537# wawaKKK
all the best .....
berusaha yg terbaik tapi kalau dah itu ketentuanNya .... redha .... |
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Post Last Edit by kayla at 6-6-2012 22:26
Wednesday June 6, 2012 - THE STAR
Former BAM president wants to save Malaysian badminton
By KNG ZHENG GUAN
KUALA LUMPUR: Former BA of Malaysia (BAM) president Tan Sri Elyas Omar, fed up with the declining standard of badminton in the country, is ready to make a comeback and lead the association at the ripe old age of 76. It was under Elyas’ tenure that Malaysia won the Thomas Cup in 1992. And the former sports commissioner, who turns 76 in November, believes he still has much to offer to the sport.  Where’s the success?: Former BAM president Tan Sri Elyas Omar is fed up with the declining standard of badminton in the country.
However, this time he says he prefers to take on the role of an advisor – to share his experience in the build-up to the 2016 Thomas Cup Finals. In the recent Thomas Cup Finals in Wuhan, China, Malaysia crashed out in the quarter-finals, losing to eventual champions China. The squad were also severely weakened following world No.1 Lee Chong Wei’s ankle injury. “I am old already and it is hard to decide if I should make a return to BAM. But badminton is the people’s sport and, if the general consensus is they want me back, I could yet return,” said Elyas yesterday. “I am ready to share my experience as an advisor or a consultant for the building of a new squad for the 2016 Thomas Cup. “It’s just so disappointing to see how low we have fallen as a badminton nation despite our 1992 success. In fact, the recent Thomas Cup results were humiliating, to say the least. “We should have built on the success of the ’92 squad ... instead, we have gone backwards. “And now, the Olympics is more important than the Thomas Cup. “This is not right because while the Olympics are nothing more than personal glory, the Thomas Cup is a team event between countries and where our nation’s pride is at stake. “Perhaps a change is needed within the BAM management because we haven’t really progressed much in the past 10 years. “We’ve even had some of the best coaches in the world such as Morten Frost, Indra Gunawan, Park Joo-bong and Rexy Mainaky but it’s still the same old story at the end of the day – failure. “It’s not looking good now with Rexy and Yoo Yong-sung leaving just months before the Olympics begin and I dread the future of the sport, which is why I could return.” Elyas also took a swipe at the possibility of BAM hiring four coaches to replace Rexy and Yong-sung, saying “it is a pointless action”. “It’s not an issue of hiring four coaches to replace two ... but what if those four do not perform or leave? Are they going to hire eight coaches then?” he asked. Rexy and Yong-sung’s departure has left the BAM coaching staff severely shorthanded, with only Tan Kim Her and Pang Cheh Chang as the men’s doubles coaches, overseeing at least 10 pairs. Rosman Razak is now the women’s team coach and he is assisted by Chong Kien Ling.
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'Undur saja jika gagal'
BERITA HARIAN online
2012/06/06 
Nadzmi (kiri) dan Elyas Omar.
Elyas syor Nadzmi, Exco BAM letak jawatan
BEKAS Presiden Persatuan Badminton Malaysia (BAM), Tan Sri Elyas Omar secara sinis memberi isyarat kepada presiden badan induk itu, Datuk Seri Mohd Nadzmi Mohd Salleh serta rakan kepimpinan yang lain supaya bertanggungjawab dan berundur di atas kegagalan skuad negara dalam kempen Piala Thomas, baru-baru ini.
Dia sedih dengan nasib skuad negara yang merudum ketika ini dan menyuarakan jika gagal dalam tempoh lima atau enam tahun, pemimpin harus letak jawatan untuk membuka laluan kepada calon lain.
“Dalam bola sepak EPL, kalah dua tiga perlawanan, pengurus dipecat. Tak payah kalah banyak kali, dua atau tiga kali sudah cukup. Sayangnya budaya sebegitu tidak ada pada kita,” katanya, semalam.
~ setujuuuuuuuu .... akhirnye ada org 'besar' yg nak bersuara ....kita semut2 ni bersuara macamane pun takde org nak pandang ..... |
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Post time 29-5-2012 05:13 PM
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