PETALING JAYA: It’s all up to the shuttlers to make it work when they begin centralised training at the Academy Badminton Malaysia (ABM).
If the relevant authorities give the approval and all goes according to plans, the Badminton Association of Malaysia coaching director Wong Choong Hann is expecting to start their training in batches from June 1, although an earlier start would be better.
Choong Hann said training can start any time as they have put in place plans to accommodate limited movements in the training centre without compromising on the health nor the quality of training of the shuttlers. The first batch players to utilise the training facilities are those involved in the Road to Tokyo programme involving 18 to 20 players. The same players will also be gearing up for the Thomas-Uber Cup Finals from Oct 3-11 in Aarhus, Denmark.
“There is about a two-metre gap between each court. It will not be a problem to practise social distancing inside the stadium.“There will be selected pathways from the hostel to the training centre. Different groups will use different routes.
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