National Mixed Doubles Pair Focuses on Overcoming Weaknesses
Consistency is Key
Kuala Lumpur, Feb 5 (Bernama) – National mixed doubles pair Hoo Pang Ron and Cheng Su Yin are gearing up for the Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships (BAMTC), set to take place from Feb 11-16. To achieve greater consistency, they are focusing on overcoming their weaknesses, particularly reducing unforced errors.
Managing Expectations
Pang Ron highlighted that one of the key areas they need to improve on is managing the high expectations placed on them. "This year, we may have set expectations too high, which added to the pressure. Fans have also started to place their hopes on us, so we need to learn to handle that better," he said.
Preparations
Pang Ron and Su Yin have been announced as part of Malaysia’s mixed doubles lineup for BAMTC alongside Goh Soon Huat and Shevon Lai. They have been preparing well after taking a short break for Chinese New Year. "For BAMTC, I believe we have prepared well. We are focusing on enhancing our consistency on the court," Pang Ron said.
Group Stage
On Malaysia’s opponents Indonesia and Hong Kong in Group B, Pang Ron believes all teams have an equal chance of advancing. Although both teams are expected to field their best doubles pairs, he is confident Malaysia can put up a strong fight to progress beyond the group stage. "I don’t think any team has a clear advantage because once we step onto the court, anything can happen. We just need to keep fighting for the team and never give up," he added.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Pang Ron and Su Yin are determined to overcome their weaknesses and achieve greater consistency in the upcoming BAMTC. With their preparations well underway, they are confident of putting up a strong fight against their opponents and advancing beyond the group stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the key areas that Pang Ron and Su Yin need to improve on?
A: Reducing unforced errors and managing the high expectations placed on them.
Q: How are Pang Ron and Su Yin preparing for the BAMTC?
A: They have been preparing well after taking a short break for Chinese New Year, focusing on enhancing their consistency on the court.
Q: Who are Malaysia’s opponents in Group B?
A: Indonesia and Hong Kong.
Q: Is there a clear advantage for any team in Group B?
A: Pang Ron believes that all teams have an equal chance of advancing, as once they step onto the court, anything can happen.