Helping neuro-divergent runners reach the finish line


Chan (fifth from left) with some of the volunteers/pacers. Photos: The Star/Azhar Mahfof

With the proper technique, practice and training, anyone can learn how to run or at least walk, says SpecialMe.MY Run Club coach Chan Chow Meng, 57 (better known as “Captain Meng”).

Chan says that says his aim is to help special needs runners reach their goals.

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