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Rayzamshah kembali dapat keyakinan baru


RAYZAM semakin yakin selepas berguru selama dua bulan di Jerman.


PENGALAMAN dua bulan berlatih di Jerman telah mengembalikan keyakinan jaguh acara 110 meter lari berpagar negara, Rayzamshah Wan Sofian.

Keyakinan itu semakin melonjakkan semangatnya untuk kembali menggegar trek pada Sukan SEA di Laos Disember depan.

Malah, atlet kelahiran Sabah itu juga bertekad untuk mempertahankan pingat emas dan rekod Sukan SEA yang dilakukannya pada edisi 2007 di Korat dua tahun lalu.

"Memang saya mahu pertahankan pingat emas yang saya menangi dua tahun lalu. Tidak kira dengan apa cara sekali pun, saya akan berusaha untuk mencapainya," ujar Rayzamshah yang kini memegang rekod Sukan SEA dengan catatan 13.91 saat.

"Begitupun, saya tidak mahu terlalu yakin kerana ia boleh menghadirkan tekanan kepada diri sendiri.

"Lagipun, saya perlu melepasi had kelayakan ke Sukan SEA iaitu 13.95s sebelum boleh membuat sebarang perancangan."

Sebagai persediaan awal, Rayzamshah mahu menggunakan sepenuhnya pengalamannya ketika berlatih di Jerman selama dua bulan baru-baru ini bagi melakar catatan yang lebih baik.

"Memang banyak yang saya pelajari sepanjang berada di Jerman. Saya juga telah beraksi dalam beberapa kejohanan tempatan selain diberi peluang membuat penampilan pada Kejohanan Olahraga Dunia di Berlin," tambahnya yang mempunyai catatan peribadi terbaik musim ini dengan 13.98s.

"Saya harap saya dapat menggunakan sepenuhnya pengalaman ini untuk melepasi had kelayakan pada Terbuka Perlis dan Terbuka Malaysia bulan depan."

Dalam pada itu, Rayzamshah juga mengakui dia kini berada pada prestasi terbaik selepas kembali mendapat sentuhan daripada jurulatih peribadinya, Raymie Abu Bakar.

"Bayangkanlah, saya terpaksa berlatih di Jerman selama dua bulan tanpa kehadiran Raymie dan saya masih mampu mencatat masa 13.98s.

"Kini, saya telah kembali berlatih di bawah bimbingan Raymie dan saya harap saya mampu melakukan yang lebih baik daripada itu terutamanya untuk melepasi had kelayakan ke Sukan SEA," ujar Rayzamshah.

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