Athlete-turn-coach Hup Wei is on lookout for more high jumpers


PETALING JAYA: It has been two years since former national high jumper Lee Hup Wei gave up his athletics career to become a coach but the role isn’t getting any easier .

The 37-year-old Hup Wei had focused on the juniors for the past two years after announcing his retirement from the sport in 2022 but now, he is the national high jump coach.

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