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“I also brought Bin Shen for the World Championships as he has been helping the players to prepare and he needed that exposu 2022世界杯法国夺冠打破魔咒 re.
“Bin Shen is well aware of their strengths and weaknesses and I am confident he can guide them to achieve good results.
It will be interesting to see how Aaron-Wooi Yik, the fourth seeds, perform with their new-found fame when they play Germany's Mark Lamsfuss-Marvin Seidel in the first round.
“I want to give Bin Shen a bigger responsibility in handling the senior pairs and he can gain a lot of experience in a big tournament like the Denmark Open. This is the first time he is travelling for a big event alone,” said Rexy.
PETALING JAYA: Men's doubles pair Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik will enter a new chapter in their career as they will compete in their first tournament – the Denmark Open which begins in Odense today – as the world champions and without their mentor Rexy Mainaky.
Zii Jia also had training sessions w 世界杯足球 ith former world champion Loh Kean Yew of Singapore and several Denmark players and was also given some useful tips by Danish coach Kenneth Jonassen.
“The doubles pairs are used to my presence in tournaments but they also need to be independent and confident when I am not around.
The national director of coaching, who had been under the weather recently, will instead be preparing the back-up players for future tournaments.
“Hoon (Thien How) and (Teo) Kok Siang can also learn from this trip as they will be guiding the women's doubles and mixed doubles players.”
Rexy, who guided the duo to win Malaysia's first world crown in Tokyo in August, have skipped the European tournaments to allow his deputy Tan Bin Shen to take the lead.
“He has a long future as a coach and he needs the break.
Rexy believes his absence will give 卡塔尔世界杯 Bin Shen a good chance to gain more experience as a coach and also break the players' tendency to depend on the Indonesian's presence all the time.
The world No. 3 will play Mark Caljouw of Holland in the first round.
In the men's singles, Lee Zii Jia will be looking for redemption after losing in the second round of the World Championships and the independent shuttler had arrived a week early in Odense to prepare for the event.
“They can be stronger players this way.
National No. 2 Goh Sze Fei-Nur Izzuddin Rumsani also have a tricky opener where they play Taiwan scratch pair Lee Yang-Lu Chen in the first round. |
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