Tahniah kepada Haryati Mansor & Abdul Hafiz Salleh dengan kelahiran puteri pertama mereka yang bernama Aiyla Arianna pada 20 Januari 2011 jam 5.32petang di Hospital An-Nur, Bangi. Welcome to our big family!
Friday, January 21, 2011
new family member - Aiyla Arianna (20.01.2011)
Tahniah kepada Haryati Mansor & Abdul Hafiz Salleh dengan kelahiran puteri pertama mereka yang bernama Aiyla Arianna pada 20 Januari 2011 jam 5.32petang di Hospital An-Nur, Bangi. Welcome to our big family!
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Athletics: Athletes scream for changes in MAAU
2011/01/11
EIGHT disgruntled track and field athletes are up in arms with the the Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union (MAAU) for failure to provide adequate needs for them to become world class competitors.
These athletes met Sports Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek at the National Sports Council (NSC) in a closed-door meeting yesterday.
They want a change in the MAAU system, which they claimed was the main contributing factor to the dismal showing in recent competitions and multi-sports games.
Malaysia, who were once among the best nations in track and field in Asia, produced their worst ever showing in the Sea Games at the 2009 Laos edition by returning with only six gold while in last year's Guangzhou Asian Games, they failed to win medals.
Among those who met the minister were hurler Norasheela Khalid, Norbani Hassan, Roslinda Samsu and Lee Hup Wei.
"These athletes are concerned about the current state of the sport. They want changes in the training and coaching system and also want more competitions," said Ahmad Shabery after chairing the Malaysia Games supreme council meeting in Bukit Jalil yesterday.
"I have to admit that our performance in competitions has not been encouraging of late. Even our youngsters are staying away and we can't even attract a respectable number of participants in local meets.
"We don't even have enough athletes with potential coming through the ranks. It is a serious matter and we need to address it quickly."
Ahmad Shabery said several athletes are also unhappy with the MAAU plan to move its training centre to Ranau, Sabah.
"They do not agree with it as some of them are still studying while others feel Ranau is too far," he said.
MAAU deputy president Karim Ibrahim had recently stated that athletes needed to train in isolated areas to avoid distractions and proposed Ranau.
"We do not know whether MAAU needs funding but if does, we will have to make a trip to Ranau. I need to know MAAU's future plans and also make a check on the existing facilities there.
"If they are only laying a track without other facilities like a gym, then it will not be adequate for the athletes," said Ahmad Shabery, adding that he will speak to MAAU on these complaints and other pending issues after its elections later this month.
Ajitpal Singh
ajitpalsingh@nst.com.my
ajitpalsingh@nst.com.my
EIGHT disgruntled track and field athletes are up in arms with the the Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union (MAAU) for failure to provide adequate needs for them to become world class competitors.
These athletes met Sports Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek at the National Sports Council (NSC) in a closed-door meeting yesterday.
They want a change in the MAAU system, which they claimed was the main contributing factor to the dismal showing in recent competitions and multi-sports games.
Malaysia, who were once among the best nations in track and field in Asia, produced their worst ever showing in the Sea Games at the 2009 Laos edition by returning with only six gold while in last year's Guangzhou Asian Games, they failed to win medals.
Among those who met the minister were hurler Norasheela Khalid, Norbani Hassan, Roslinda Samsu and Lee Hup Wei.
"These athletes are concerned about the current state of the sport. They want changes in the training and coaching system and also want more competitions," said Ahmad Shabery after chairing the Malaysia Games supreme council meeting in Bukit Jalil yesterday.
"I have to admit that our performance in competitions has not been encouraging of late. Even our youngsters are staying away and we can't even attract a respectable number of participants in local meets.
"We don't even have enough athletes with potential coming through the ranks. It is a serious matter and we need to address it quickly."
Ahmad Shabery said several athletes are also unhappy with the MAAU plan to move its training centre to Ranau, Sabah.
"They do not agree with it as some of them are still studying while others feel Ranau is too far," he said.
MAAU deputy president Karim Ibrahim had recently stated that athletes needed to train in isolated areas to avoid distractions and proposed Ranau.
"We do not know whether MAAU needs funding but if does, we will have to make a trip to Ranau. I need to know MAAU's future plans and also make a check on the existing facilities there.
"If they are only laying a track without other facilities like a gym, then it will not be adequate for the athletes," said Ahmad Shabery, adding that he will speak to MAAU on these complaints and other pending issues after its elections later this month.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
My view of the day
How was your day today? Mine was Fantastic. My coach will love to hear me saying this. Its actually help you to feel good about yourself- Try it. I woke up this morning to make sure my niece prepared well and off to school before 7 am and than my other niece is up at 8.40am. We had breakfast and off she go to her reading class Bao Bei. Mikyle's first teeth came out today and i am proud of her for being so strong to allowed Mawar her helper to pull out the old teeth. I had lots of fun babysitting my two nieces for the pass few days and it came into my conscious mind that parenting is a huge responsibility and a continues challenge as well. To all of you out there, let your child grow in an environment which can enhance their growth physically and mentally. Enrich your child with love and do practice healthy lifestyle. Sport is one great tools toward excellency in life. Why don't we teach them to run, jump and throw, that's the basic in Athletics. I wish more and more children will involve in sport esp Athletics. Only than we could have more champions in the country and lift up our current standard to a higher level.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Happy Birthday Dian
Today the 3rd Jan 2011 is the day Dian Rafee our former 100 hurdler from Pulau Pinang were born. We wish you and your family a great future ahead. Keep the athletic passion within you and maybe one day you'll be contributing your skills and knowledge to our new generation.
Majlis Perkahwinan Jamrah Othman
01.01.2011 Merlimau- berlangsungnya Majlis perkahwinan antara bekas atlet Olahraga, Jamrah Othman bersama . Tahniah diucapkan kepada pasangan pengantin baru.Majlis sungguh meriah dengan kehadiran beberapa orang atlet seperti Seela dan Hafiz sekeluarga. "Semoga Allah memberkati kamu dan melimpahkan berkat kepada kamu dan menghimpunkan kedua kamu di dalam kebaikkan"
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