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Transformasi skuad sepak takraw


Skuad sepak takraw negara memasuki fasa baru dalam latihan harian selepas mengadakan kerjasama erat dengan Majlis Sukan Negara.


KUALA LUMPUR - Skuad sepak takraw negara bakal melalui satu proses tranformasi dalam usaha memantapkan kembali pasukan tersebut yang mengalami kemerosotan prestasi di pentas antarabangsa beberapa tahun kebelakangan ini.
Ketua Pengarah Majlis Sukan Negara (MSN), Datuk Zolkples Embong berkata, perubahan yang dilakukan itu ialah melibatkan aspek fizikal, mental dan spiritual yang kali ini lebih diberi penekanan selain menyerahkan kepercayaan penuh kepada jurulatih untuk membentuk skuad yang mantap.

''Selain aspek fizikal, mental dan spiritual, kita juga mengambil kira program sains sukan yang perlu dijalani para pemain.

''Harap ia akan membawa satu perubahan yang baru kepada sukan sepak takraw kerana dulu kita tidak campur sangat dengan sesi latihan skuad negara dan sekarang ini Persatuan Sepak Takraw Malaysia (PSM) lebih terbuka serta bersedia untuk menjalinkan kerjasama lebih erat dengan MSN,'' katanya ketika dihubungi Utusan Malaysia di sini, semalam.


Skuad sepak takraw menerima tamparan hebat apabila kerap dikritik ekoran prestasi buruk yang dipamerkan dan episod duka itu berterusan setelah Malaysia tidak lagi digeruni lawan di pentas antarabangsa.
Demi sebutir pingat emas Sukan Asia Guangzhou, November ini yang sekali gus menjadi penebus maruah kekecewaan Sukan SEA XXV Laos, Disember lalu, satu rombakan jurulatih dan pemain telah dilakukan bagi memantapkan kembali skuad kebangsaan yang kian tercalar maruah mereka.

Menurut Zolkples, beliau yakin terhadap usaha yang sedang dilakukan oleh MSN kerana sebelum ini, institusi itu telah berjaya membuktikan kemampuan untuk membangunkan sukan berprestasi tinggi di negara ini.
Jelasnya, skuad sepak takraw akan melalui proses yang sama seperti mana yang dijalani oleh sukan-sukan lain.

''Para pemain akan menjalani latihan dan pendedahan seperti biasa selain menyertai pelbagai pertandingan kompetitif bagi meningkatkan kualiti permainan mereka,'' ujarnya.
Selain itu, beliau memberitahu, pihaknya turut melantik seorang penyelaras pasukan yang akan melakukan kerja-kerja menyelaras untuk skuad negara.
''Penyelaras ini kita bayar gaji penuh dan dia ditugaskan bagi memastikan skuad takraw negara diselaras dengan lebih teratur.

''Namun begitu, perlu diingat tugas penyelaras ini berbeza dengan pengurus pasukan, jangan keliru pula,'' tambahnya.

Mengulas mengenai peranan jurulatih, Zolkples berkata, memberi sepenuh kepercayaan kepada jurulatih untuk menjalankan tugasnya amat penting kerana dia yang bertanggungjawab bagi membentuk pasukan yang baik serta mantap.

Menurut beliau, MSN turut memberi kebebasan kepada jurulatih skuad kebangsaan untuk mencari ramuan terbaik tanpa ada campur tangan daripada mana-mana pihak pun.

Oleh AIZAWATI AHMAD
sukan@utusan.com.my

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