Malaysian climbing needs structured training to reach world stage
Malaysian climbing needs structured training to reach world stage
The Malaysian climbing scene possesses significant talent and physical fortitude, with athletes consistently focused on incremental performance gains.
However, as climber Hsiang Yee highlights, the pathway to elite-level competition requires more than raw potential.
By leveraging structured high-performance training and sports science, the nation can transition from a community of dedicated athletes to a powerhouse capable of achieving international podium finishes.
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