BAM to bring in psychologist to work on players’ mental tenacity ahead of Games


SHAH ALAM: The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) will bring in psychologist Frederick Tan to help boost the confidence and mental strength of the country’s shuttlers ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games scheduled from July 26-Aug 11.

Academy of Badminton Malaysia (ABM) administrative director Michelle Chai said with the appointment of Frederick, it will help build the will power of the players, despite psychological services already being provided by the National Sports Institute (NSI).

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