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Diving - 15th FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
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not sure if we have this thread -
i did the search but cudn't find it
if mod find it -- can merge 'em please -
btw -
have a few article about it -
but before that wanna tell you
i am scared diving myself -
i love watching the athletes diving -
especially the 10 m -- very scary though
but interesting to see how they can reach the pool
and not much splash -- very neato!! --
anybody here love diving?
i mean in the swimming pool -
share your experience please - wud be interesting -
[ Last edited by dexa at 21-4-2009 06:29 ] Last edited by karambunai on 25-7-2013 11:46 AM
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Diving: China tuneup ahead of world meet
15 Feb 2007
Christopher Raj
EIGHT national divers, five men and three women, left for Kunming, China on Sunday for a four-week training stint as part of their preparations for the World Championships in Melbourne on March 22-29.
The divers are Yeoh Ken Nee, Rossharisham Roslan, Khairul Safuan Mansur, Bryan Nickson Lomas and Ahmad Fakhri, and women Leong Mun Yee, Elizabeth Jimie and Cheong Jun Hoong. All are under the guidance of Chinese coach Li Lijie.
Elizabeth, 14, and Mun Yee were bronze medallists at the Doha Asian Games last year.
"Everything is going on well so far. I hope to achieve some good results in the World Championships," said Elizabeth.
Bryan, who with James Sandayud, took the men抯 10m synchronised platform silver in Doha, is being drilled in certain weak areas of his discipline.
"There were errors we made in the Asian Games and these are being corrected," said Bryan. "I am confident I will have a good run in the World Championships".
"The divers are making good progress here (in China). It is good for them to train with the other divers as this makes it more competitive." said Li Lijie.
Siow Yi Ting has opted out of the World Champions in order to concentrate on the NCAA Divison One championships in the United States scheduled for March 17 to April 1.
Yi Ting is in the US under a University of Wisconsin sports scholarship and being one of their top swimmers, the Malaysian is obligated to represent them.
Besides the eight divers, top junior Daniel Bego also leads a group of young swimmers who will be making their debut in the biennial World Championships which is the first stage of qualifying for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
The juniors are Eric Chang, Kevin Yeap, Yap See Tuan and Melvin Chua, while the women swimmers are Chai Sook Fun, Khoo Cai Lin and Australian-based Ong Ming Xiu.
The swimmers are currently training at the National Aquatic Centre in Bukit Jalil under Australian Gavin Urquhart, whose contract has just been extended for two another years.
The Malaysian World Championships Squad |
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Lomas layak separuh akhir terjun dunia
PENERJUN negara, Bryan Nickson Lomas melakar pencapaian cemerlang apabila berjaya melayakkan diri ke peringkat separuh akhir acara terjun 10 meter platform Kejohanan Renang Dunia di Melbourne, semalam.
Bryan menamatkan pusingan kelayakan dengan himpunan 428.35 mata untuk menduduki tempat keenam daripada 18 penerjun yang bakal meneruskan saingan pada acara akhir, hari ini. Lapan penerjun terbaik kemudiannya bakal menempah laluan ke final.
Pusingan awal itu dikuasai penerjun China, Zhou Luxin yang mencatat 537.60 mata, diikuti penerjun Russia, Gleb Galperin dengan 502.05 mata. Seorang lagi penerjun China, Lin Yue di tempat ketiga (461.90 mata) sementara juara Olimpik dari Kanada, Alexandre Despatie di tempat keempat dengan jumlah 460.05 mata.
Namun ceria sama tidak dapat dirasa penerjun wanita negara, Elizabeth Jimie yang gagal menempatkan diri dalam kelompok 18 penerjun ke separuh akhir selepas menduduki tempat ke-27 pada kelayakan acara 3m papan anjal wanita.
Seorang lagi penerjun wanita negara, Leong Mun Yee turut hampa apabila menghimpun 200.60 mata untuk sekadar di tangga ke-33 daripada jumlah 40 penerjun keseluruhan acara berkenaan. |
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Ken Nee, Elizabeth ke separuh akhir akuatik dunia
MELBOURNE |
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pakar dive...
1. arjen robben
2. j. klinsman
3. c. ronaldo
4. p. inzaghi
5. rvn
6. ......errr..tara betul ka??sudah salah benang ka?? 
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More divers may make it to Beijing
By LIM TEIK HUAT
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia have never had more than three divers in the last two Olympics but from the performances in the World Championships in Melbourne, the Games in Beijing next year is likely to see a change.
On the final day of the diving competition yesterday, Leong Mun Yee and Elizabeth Jimie made their presence felt on the world stage by reaching the top 12-final of the women抯 synchronised 3m springboard event.
They finished ninth on 276.96 in the preliminaries to join diving powerhouse China as the only two Asian representatives in the final.
In unison: Malaysia抯 Leong Mun Yee and Elizabeth Jimie competing in the women抯 3m synchronised springboard event yesterday. |
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Lomas tekad bersaing di Kanada
Oleh Alias Abd Rani
TIKET pada kejohanan Terbuka China, minggu lalu sudah terlepas daripada genggamannya gara-gara kecederaan tangan kanan dan sekali lagi penerjun muda negara, Bryan Nickson Lomas mungkin menerima nasib sama pada Kejohanan Grand Prix di Kanada, Mei depan.
Apa tidaknya, penerjun kelahiran Sarawak itu masih memerlukan rawatan susulan tetapi dia sendiri memberi keyakinan bahawa kejohanan itu akan disertainya memandangkan proses pemulihan sudah mencapai 70 peratus.
Sesekali dia menghitung nasibnya selepas tersenarai ke Olimpik Beijing 2008, baru-baru ini dan yang nyata setakat ini belum menerima kata putus daripada Kesatuan Renang Amatur Malaysia (Asum).
Bagaimanapun, dalam usaha menempatkan diri ke kejohanan ini, dia juga menerima khabar gembira apabila kecederaannya dialami sudah beransur pulih.
Meskipun belum mendapat kesahihan sebenarnya, penjelasan itu antara petanda awal baginya untuk ke Kanada dan peluangnya dilihat semakin cerah.
Menurutnya, selepas menerima rawatan dia sudah mula merasai satu kelainan pada tangan kanan dan yakin akan dapat meneruskan cabaran yang berlangsung 4 Mei ini.
揟erbuka China bukan tidak penting bagi saya, tetapi memandang kecederaan yang saya alami terpaksalah saya menolak penyertaan itu. Tiada penyesalan dalam diri kerana saya lebih pentingkan rawatan daripada penyertaan itu.
揕agipun doktor yang merawat saya juga memberi nasihat supaya banyak berehat buat sementara waktu. Tapi sekarang semuanya sudah kembali seperti biasa dan saya yakin dapat menyertai pentas di Kanada, |
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Bryan dalami teknik terjunan
Oleh ALIAS ABD RANI
STATUSNYA selaku atlit Olimpik tidak terbatas setakat melakukan terjunan di setiap pentas kejohanan.
Bagi penerjun negara, Bryan Nickson Lomas, peningkatan teknik dan kemahiran terus menjadi agenda utamanya menjelang persaingan di Sukan Sea Korat, hujung tahun ini sebelum kembali ke pentas Olimpik di Beijing, tahun depan.
Teknik 憆everse |
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Diving: Rossharisham wants own glory
By : Shirlexia Tan
TO qualify for the Beijing Olympics 3m springboard individual and synchronised events is the target national diver Rossharisham Roslan has set for himself.
Often known only as "Yeoh Ken Nee抯 partner" for the synchronised event, the 24-year-old Rossharisham (picture) is now ready to walk out of his partner抯 shadows and achieve some personal glory.
"For years I抳e been concentrating on the synchronised event with Ken Nee. But since our new coach Huang Qiang took over, I抳e started to train for the individual event as well.
"I am not giving up the synchronised event. In fact, I want to compete in both the events at the Olympics next year ," said the Kuala Lumpur-born diver.
Rossharisham made a comeback to the individual event early this year at the Canadian Fina Diving Grand Prix but returned with poor results.
However, at the Italian Grand Prix last month, he finished ninth in the field of 43 divers. It was the first time he had made an individual event final at a grand prix diving competition. i
And that was when he decided to try his luck to qualify for the Olympics.
"The result at the Italian Grand Prix had given me confidence to do well in the individual event, and I抦 confident of a place in the Olympics if I can maintain my form," he said.
If he does qualify for the Beijing Games, it would be his first Olympics after being with the national team for 12 years.
Rossharisham and Ken Nee抯 partnership, since 2001, has been a success story so far.
The pair had created history in numerous world class competitions, with the highlight being the silver medal performance at the Doha Asian Games last year, finishing only behind powerhouse China.
Their performance this year has also been impressive, winning the country抯 first medals at the diving grand prix, with two bronze medals at the China and Canadian Grand Prix in April and May.
The pair are now in China with the national team for a training stint until the end of next month. |
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fuh...aku minat gak diving ni..
tapi tak amik lesen lg la |
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skrg ni bape riban kos
tuk amik lesen? |
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Malaysian increases tally to four golds at Asian meet
PETALING JAYA: Malaysian diver Cheong Jun Hoong produced an impressive show to bag two gold medals on the fourth day of the Asian Junior Aquatics Championships at the Senayan Swimming Complex in Jakarta yesterday.
The 17-year-old came out tops in the girls' 10m platform and then went on to clinch a second gold in the 1m springboard to give Malaysia their seventh diving gold medal in the championships.
It was Jun Hoong's fourth gold and she now has a chance to make a clean sweep of all the five titles at stake.
She will compete in the 10m platform synchronised event on the final day of competition today.
On Tuesday, Jun Hoong emerged champion in the 3m synchronised event. Two days later, she triumphed in the 3m springboard.
Yesterday, Jun Hoong bagged gold in the 10m platform with a total of 348.65 points.
Kazakhstan's Ludimia Kahmel amassed 339.95 points for the silver.
Malaysia extended their domination in the absence of the Chinese divers in the girls' competition with Jun Hoong winning the 1m springboard event with a total of 420.15 points.
Macau's Choi Suk Pan was second with a 393.70 total while Kahmel, who collected 382.05 points, took the bronze.
Malaysia also bagged a bronze in the boys' Group B (Under-15) 10m platform through Ahmad Fakhri.
He picked up 339.50 points to finish behind two Chinese divers.
Feng Wuhan accumulated 431.10 for the gold while Wang Feng finished second on 415.95.
Amateur Swimming Union of Malaysia (Asum) secretary Edwin Chong said they were pleased with Jun Hoong's performance.
揥e are now grooming her in the 10m platform for the Thailand SEA Games in December. We do not have any good platform divers and she is our best option, |
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Originally posted by hyphrigian at 29-7-2007 02:09 PM 
aku holy diver.....
teringat lagu HOLY DIVER - by Dio!!
teringat zaman
tok kadok tapi best lagu tu -- (masa kita kecik suka la)
holy diver.....
you've been down too long in the midnight sea..
oh what's becoming of me...
gilerrrrrr heavy metal habis!!
[ Last edited by dexa at 12-8-2007 08:38 PM ] |
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Our divers grab three more gold medals on final day
By LIM TEIK HUAT
PETALING JAYA: It was a glorious outing for the Malaysian divers when they bagged all three gold medals at stake on the final day of the Asian Age-Group Aquatics Championships at Senayan Swimming Complex in Jakarta yesterday.
Beijing-bound Olympian Bryan Nickson was the toast of the team, beating the more fancied Chinese to win the boys' Group A (Under-17) 1m springboard title.
After finishing with three silvers from his earlier events, it was a satisfying final outing for Bryan, the first Malaysian to qualify on merit for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Bryan: The Beijingbound Olympian beat the
more fancied Chinese to win the boys' Group
A (Under-17) 1m springboard title
He amassed 481.30 points to clinch his first gold in the championships. Wang Jihao (461.50) took the silver while Chang Quan (458.55) clinched the bronze.
Cheong Jun Hoong picked up her fifth gold of the championships when she partnered 14-year-old Pandelela Rinong to win the girls' synchronised 10m platform final. It was Pandelela's fourth gold in her first international outing.
The Malaysian pair accumulated 280.38 points to beat Indonesia's Shenny-Hadina for the gold. The Indonesian pair garnered 269.52 points while Hong Kong's Selena Mah-Louisa Mah took the bronze on 185.28.
Elizabeth Jimie completed a grand day for Malaysia when she triumphed in the girls' Group B (Under-15) 1m springboard event.
The 15-year-old from Sarawak chalked up 319.30 for her first gold of the championship while compatriot Wendy Ng posted 280.60 points for the silver.
Malaysia emerged as overall champions with a 10-gold haul. Diving giants China bagged six gold medals through their boys' team. China did not enter a team for the girls' competition.
Malaysia also managed to surpass their previous best haul of eight golds in the last championships in Bangkok two years ago.
Amateur Swimming Union of Malaysia (Asum) secretary Edwin Chong said it was a very fruitful outing for the Malaysian team. 揥e have proven that we are the second best Asian team after China in diving at the junior level too. I am happy to note that our boys managed to contribute two gold medals, |
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2008/03/11
Diving: Record four divers make Olympics
Elizabeth Jimie (left) will compete in the women抯 3m
springboard at the Beijing Olympics while Pandelela
Rinung will compete in the 10m platform.
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A RECORD four divers have earned automatic qualification for the Beijing Olympics, while Yeoh Ken Nee抯 hopes of a backdoor entry remains in the balance.
 | | Bryan Nickson Lomas was the first to book his Beijing ticket. |  | | Leong Mun Yee is the most seasoned diver. |  | | Yeoh Ken Nee抯 ticket is still uncertain. |
The four are led by Athens Olympics semi-finalist Bryan Nickson Lomas, who was the first to book his place via a seventh place finish in the 10m platform at last year抯 World Championships.
The Sarawak duo of Pandelela Rinung and Elizabeth Jimie, the all-conquering pair that swept all six gold medals on offer in the women抯 events at the 2006 Malaysia Games, will both be making their Olympic debut this year.
Last year抯 World Junior Championships gold medallist in the non-Olympic 1m springboard event, 16-year old Elizabeth has made the cut in the 3m springboard alongside the seasoned Leong Mun Yee, who will be diving in her second Olympics.
Elizabeth had qualified thanks to a fifth place finish in the event at the final Olympic qualifier in Beijing on March 25, where Mun Yee finished seventh.
In that same meet, the 15-year-old Pandelela finished sixth in the 10m platform, to earn her debut as the youngest ever Malaysian to qualify for the women抯 events at the Olympics.
Amateur Swimming Union of Malaysia (ASUM) secretary Edwin Chong said the qualification of the quartet was confirmed yesterday by the International Swimming Federation (FINA).
揟hose were the qualifiers in three stages from the World Championships, World Cup and the Olympic qualifier, who make up the 34 places in each event, |
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Atlet terjun intai pingat di Amerika
Oleh DRAHMAN BAHARUN
PINGAT pada kejohanan peringkat dunia memang payah untuk dicapai oleh atlet negara tetapi ia bukan halangan buat atlet terjun.
Walaupun menyedari ia misi sukar tetapi penerjun negara tetap meletakkan sasaran untuk sekurang-kurangnya membawa pulang sebutir pingat daripada Kejohanan Terjun Dunia Grand Prix Amerika Syarikat yang akan berlangsung di Ft Lauderdale pada 7 hingga 10 Mei depan.
Walaupun bakal bersaing dengan jaguh dunia, ia tidak melunturkan semangat mereka untuk memberi cabaran.
Menurut Setiausaha Persatuan Renang Amatur Malaysia (ASUM), Edwin Chong Ah Kew, sasaran untuk meraih sekurang-kurangnya sebutir pingat adalah sasaran yang agak realistik dan beliau yakin penerjun negara mampu melakukannya.
"Kita sedar, penerjun kita akan bersaing dengan jaguh dunia yang lain. Walaupun menyedari ia sukar, kami tetap menaruh harapan bahawa atlet kita mampu memberi saingan.
"Penerjun kita juga mempunyai kemampuan," kata Edwin.
Sebagai persiapan menghadapi kejohanan dunia itu, penerjun negara kini gigih menjalani latihan harian di Pusat Akuatik Nasional, Bukit Jalil.
Penerjun yang mempamerkan aksi konsisten akan mendapat tempat dalam kontinjen negara.
"Setakat ini, kami belum memutuskan siapa yang akan dihantar menyertai kejohanan itu.
"Kami mahu semua penerjun negara bersedia sepenuhnya sebelum mengharungi kejohanan berprestij seperti ini," katanya kepada Kosmo!.
Edwin menjelaskan, kejohanan di Amerika Syarikat itu dianggap paling mencabar kerana ia akan membariskan beberapa jaguh dunia khususnya dari China.
"Inilah adalah peluang terbaik bagi atlet kita untuk menimba pengalaman daripada lawan mereka yang lebih hebat itu.
"Ia juga akan menilai sejauh mana prestasi penerjun negara," katanya.
Mengenai prestasi penerjun negara, Bryan Nickson yang diketepikan pada Kejohanan Terjun Terbuka Berlin, Jerman baru-baru ini, Edwin berkata: "Bryan sudah menunjukkan peningkatan dan ini adalah perkembangan yang baik."
Menurutnya, jika dia (Bryan) terus mempamerkan aksi konsisten, penerjun dari Sarawak itu akan kembali diserapkan ke skuad negara bagi menghadapi tugasan antarabangsa. |
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malaysia kuasa terjun asia tenggara |
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atlit diving x ramai sangat.. |
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Post time 16-2-2007 12:03 AM
变色卡
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Post time 26-3-2007 12:44 PM
