Showing posts with label olympic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label olympic. Show all posts

Saturday, 20 August 2016

Malaysia negaraku....

Tamat edisi olympic kali ni. Kita masih lagi menunggu emas pertama negara. Satu pencapaian terbaik untuk kem badminton yang telah berjaya membawa pulang 3 pingat Perak. Kita selalu hanya mengharapkan DLCW saja disetiap kejohanan besar tetapi tidak pada kali ini.. 2 acara yang tidak diberikan harapan berjaya membuat kejutan.

Pada aku , edisi olympic akan datang di Tokyo .. mampu tak kita mengulangi kejayaan ini. Ramai pemain utama negara lain mengumumkan pesaraan selepas kejohanan ini. Lagi 4 tahun aku ramalkan kebanyakan muka muka baru akan muncul. China , Indonesia , Malaysia akan atau munkin ada pemain baru diketengahkan. Soalannya mana satu pemain muda kita yang akan menyerlah ... munkin Goh Jin Wei.....

Ayoh atlit badminton remaja yang lain .. tugas berat sekarang ditangan anda...

Pada seluruh atlit atau kontinjen Malaysia kali ini... ucapan setinggi tahniah atas kejayaaan luar biasa ini... terima kasih ... to DLCW .. terima kasih kerana sentiasa memberikan sesuatu kepada Malaysia...

Bangga menjadi rakyat Malaysia....

Sunday, 14 August 2016

CHAN Peng Soon /GOH Liu Ying vs Robert MATEUSIAK /Nadiezda ZIEBA - RIO OLYMPICS


RIO olympic Q-Final draw

Ernmmmm....

Aku rasa pair ni laaaa yg kita xnak jumpa. Rekod pertemuan pun tak memihak kepada pasangan kita. Inilaaa terjadi jika undian dibuat berdasarkan cabutan undi .

Tetapi aku ada keyakinan pasangan utama negara kita ni mampu membuat kejutan berdasarkan persembahan LYD / YYS yang pada aku agak menurun dalam edisi olympics kali ini. Nampak tekanan terutama LYD yg tidak bermain seperti biasa.

Aku rasa pasangan kita harus prepair untuk bermain dalam rally rally yg panjang tetapi dalam pace yang tinggi. Kesilapan mudah harus dikurangkan terutama TWK . Ambil peluang mengambil mata sebanyak munkin dalam permainan servis & receiving. Kuatan mental sudah pasti harus kental dan mantap .

Caiyokkkk...

GOH V Shem /TAN Wee Kiong vs FU Haifeng /ZHANG Nan - RIO OLYMPICS VIDEO


Saturday, 13 August 2016

Malaysia pilihan saya

Yakin pasangan kita mampu mara ke separuh akhir ...

RIO OLYMPICS -MIX DB DRAW Q-FINAL

Aku rasa pasangan negara kita mempunyai draw yang paling baik dalam semua pair yang ada .

Kesemua pasangan yang sangat jarang mereka tewaskan berada di draw bahagian atas . Ditambah pula , berjumpa dengan pasangan dari Poland di peringkat suku akhir ... idaman semua pasangan yang ada . Walaupun bukannya mudah tetapi adalah lebih baik dari berjumpa dengan pasangan negara lain.

Kalau mereka berjaya atasi padangan Poland ni , posibility akan berjumpa samaada pasangan utama Korea atau pasangan kedua China yang pada pandangan aku , sentiasa menunjukkan permainan tidak konsisten sepanjang tahun ini. Aku yakin kejutan boleh kita lakukan disini.

Secara keseluruhan , dengan berkedudukan kedua dalam peringkat kumpulan dan mendapat undian sebagus ini... pasangan negara kita mempunyai peluang yang teramat baik untuk membawa pulang sebarang  pingat.

Good luck Peng Soon & Liu Ying .

Friday, 12 August 2016

Sama kuat - Keong/Goh vs Fu/Zhang

#walaupun kedua dua pair sudah layak ke suku akhir ... pertemuan kedua pasangan ini pasti menarik .

Peluang kepada pasangan utama negara kita menepis segala tohmahan kepada mereka sebelum ini....

Good luck ....

Thursday, 11 August 2016

RIO badminton - semua lepasi halangan pertama

Tahniah team Badminton kita dimana semua melepasi halangan pertama peringkat kumpulan.

Untuk aku , cara main sudah x penting lepas kita menang ... just fokus and plan taktikal untuk nexg game .

Untuk peminat badminton macam aku ni ... dah tentu akan tidur lewat start from sekarang .... masa tulis ni pun ada rasa nak lena dah .... yang pasti kerja tetap jalan ....

Jom tidur lewat lagi malam ni....

Vivian & woon khe wei winning point - Rio Olympics


Vivian & khe Wei winning point

https://youtu.be/-m9AMf6NX8A

Vivian & khe Wei winning point

https://youtu.be/-m9AMf6NX8A

Carl Lewis Wins Long Jump Gold - Seoul 1988 Olympics ( HISTORY )


At the 1988 Seoul Games, Lewis defended his 100m title after Ben Johnson was disqualified. He also defended his long jump title and claimed silver in the 200m. Four years later in Barcelona, he won a third gold medal in the long jump, defeating world record holder Mike Powell by just three centimetres. He also anchored the world record-setting US relay team.

Korakaki adds gold to her Rio medal tally








Olympic debutant Anna Korakaki took gold in the women's 25 metre pistol event on 9 August in Rio, just two days after winning Greece’s first ever shooting medal in the 10 metre air pistol.

The 20-year-old Korakaki prevailed over Germany’s Monika Karsch, 13 years her senior, who mounted a late but ultimately unsuccessful rally to reel her young rival in, coming back from 6-0 down to 6-6, before Korakaki won the seventh five-shot round to secure an 8-6 victory overall.
Heidi Diethelm Gerber of Switzerland won the bronze medal, beating world No. 1 and world champion Zhang Jingjing of China to the final spot on the podium. Remarkably, the 47-year-old Swiss shooter only took up the sport at 33. After a disappointing showing at London 2012, she decided to give up her job as a bookkeeper to focus on the next Olympic cycle, and her dedication paid dividends.
After winning what was an incredibly tough and nerve-wracking final match, Korakaki jumped up and down and embraced her father, who had been so tense during the final rounds that he could not even bear to watch his daughter perform.
“We have been through many, many difficulties," reflected Korakaki, who burst into tears of joy on the podium. “I was about to quit shooting three years ago when I was 17.”


And she admitted that the fact she already had a medal in the bag meant she was able to approach her gold medal showdown without so many nerves. “I can say that winning the bronze [in the 10 metre air pistol] two days ago helped me because my mentality has changed," she explained. “It meant I was calmer and I only wanted to enjoy it and I did. But it was still a difficult match today.”
Now, says Korakaki, she is already looking forward to using her performance in Rio as the springboard for future success: “Goals never stop, so I am dreaming of more medals in my career.”
Defending Olympic champion Kim Jang-mi of the Republic of Korea narrowly missed out on qualification for the semi-final, and ended up in ninth place.

Republic of Korea’s Jin completes unique shooting hat-trick







The winner of Olympic gold in the event at Beijing 2008 and London 2012, Jin became the first shooter, male or female, to win the same shooting event at three consecutive Games and to land four individual shooting gold medals, the South Korean having also won 10m air pistol gold in the British capital four years ago.
Taking silver behind him was Vietnam’s Hoang Xuan Vinh, who won 10m air pistol gold on the opening day of Rio 2016, with Kim Song Guk of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea third.


Ranked no1 in the world, the 36-year-old Jin went in the final as the favourite, only to score a disappointing 6.6 with his ninth shot. That relegated him to seventh place, 5.2 points behind the then leader Kim, competing in his first ever international final. Showing why he is the world’s best, Jin fought his way back into contention, climbing up the scoreboard and overhauling his two fellow medallists to post an Olympic record total of 193.7 points.
Reflecting on his unique achievement, Jin, who also won 50m silver at Athens 2004 and 10m air pistol silver four years later, said: “I have won three gold medals at the Olympics, but this one is the happiest and most valuable because this was the most challenging competition and I was under the greatest pressure.


“I told myself: ‘Don’t give up. Don’t give up’,” he said of his faltering start. “I wanted to give up, I was doing so badly, but I said to myself this is my last Olympics. I cannot give up. I did badly in the 10m (air pistol) so I wanted to do better today. I felt nervous. I’m so glad I did well.”
After winning his country’s third shooting medal, bronze medallist Kim had this to say: “I didn’t do as well as expected. I wanted to do better, but in the end I got bronze. If I train harder, I think I will do better.”



Wednesday, 10 August 2016

Vivian / Khe Wei vs Lauren Smith / Heather

# kalau dilihat dari pertemuan sebelum ini... ternyata kelebihan berpihak kepada pasangan kita.. tidak pernah tewas tetapi 3 pertemuan terakhir berlangsung dalam 3 game . Ternyata pasangan dari Great Britain ini semakin merbahaya .
Kekuatan pasangan ini adalah dari segi formation tactical yang baik. Persefahaman dalam gelanggang nampak solid.
Pasangan kita lebih baik dari segi speed ,  power & skill ability.
Untuk mendapat kelebihan , pasangan kita harus mengamalkan game menyerang dan mengerakkan pihak lawan dalam pace yang tinggi .
Aku harap pair kita tenang dan bermain dalam game plan yang diberikan oleh jurilatih mereka ... good luck girls....  


Tuesday, 9 August 2016

Tahniah Malaysia - Perak pertama

Tahniah Pandalela & Jun Hoong . Pingst pertama untuk negara kita dan maybe pencetus untuk medal medal seterusnya.

Tertarik dengan cerita pagi ni , apabila mereka diinterview oleh radio Era , pasangan ini nampak cool jer , x over excited dengan pingat diaorang coz kata mereka , lepas ni ada event lagi , kena keep focus ... ... terbaik punya decision...

Bagi team badminton pulak , presure less now , pingat dah dapat ... tumpuan kurang laaaa sikit kat badminton... peluang untuk player kita buat yang terbaik tampa sebarang tekanan...

Happy day for rakyat Malaysia ...

Lilly King backs up tough talk with gold


After catching the country's attention with her criticism of rival swimmer, Russian Yulia Efimova Sunday, Lilly King backed up her strong words in the 100-meter breaststroke final. The Indiana native set an Olympic record in claiming the gold medal, beating out Efimova with relative ease. The Russian, whose presence in the Olympics has been controversial amid doping allegations, took silver, while American Katie Meile earned bronze.

Rio Olympics 2016: Yuri van Gelder sent home







Dutch gymnast Yuri van Gelder has been sent home from the Olympics after drinking alcohol on a night out in Rio.
Having qualified for the finals of the rings event on Saturday, Van Gelder spent the night celebrating and returned in the early hours of Sunday.
The Dutch team said the 33-year-old violated rules concerning alcohol consumption and leaving the team base.
In 2009, Van Gelder was suspended after taking cocaine three days before the national championships.
"It's terrible for Yuri, but this kind of behaviour is unacceptable," said Dutch team chef de mission Maurits Hendriks in a statement

Jangan ganggu Azizulhasni, Fatehah

# agree dengan coach mereka ... bagilaaaa diaorang relax sikit....