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Kekuatan mental bakal jadi penentu


REXY (kiri) sekali lagi menyandarkan harapan kepada Boon Heong (tengah) dan Kien Keat bagi memburu gelaran Seluruh England.


PERSEDIAAN rapi telah diatur dan kini, hanya situasi sewaktu perlawanan sahaja yang bakal menjadi penentu.

Menurut ketua jurulatih beregu negara, Rexy Mainaky, berdasarkan prestasi semasa, semua pemain berada pada keadaan terbaik menjelang Kejohanan Badminton Seluruh England, Mac depan.

Tambahnya, melihatkan situasi tersebut, pastinya barisan negara berpeluang untuk merangkul gelaran pada kejohanan paling berprestij di dunia itu.

"Kami telah menyediakan pelan persediaan yang cukup baik buat semua pemain negara," kata Rexy semalam.

"Saya boleh katakan, persediaan pemain pada ketika ini memang sempurna dan semua pemain memiliki masa yang mencukupi untuk memastikan mereka berada pada prestasi terbaik menjelang Seluruh England.

"Malah bagi memastikan mereka benar-benar bersedia dan bagi mengelakkan sebarang kecederaan, semua pemain beregu negara tidak beraksi pada Terbuka Korea lalu.

"Namun, sehebat mana sekalipun persediaan kita, kemenangan lebih banyak bergantung kepada situasi pemain sewaktu perlawanan.

"Saya paling bimbang jika ada pemain yang mengalami masalah kesihatan sewaktu di sana kelak (England)."

Sementara itu, semua pemain badminton negara akan menyertai kem bina semangat selama empat hari di Kuching bermula hari ini.

Menurut Rexy, kem tersebut amat penting dalam memastikan pemain negara bersedia dari segi mental sebelum beraksi pada Seluruh England.

"Kekuatan mental amat penting buat semua pemain negara," kata Rexy.

"Kadangkala kekuatan mental memainkan peranan yang penting dalam perlawanan terutama dalam situasi genting dan mencabar."

Bekas juara Seluruh England 2007, Koo Kien Keat- Tan Boon Heong akan mengetuai cabaran negara pada kejohanan yang akan diadakan bermula 3 hingga 8 Mac selain Mohd. Zakry Abdul Latif-Mohd. Fairuzizuan Tazari dan beregu wanita No. 1 dunia, Wong Pei Tty-Chin Eei Hui.

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