Ee Wei deals with post-Olympics stress after learning to stay courageous


Up for the challenge: Toh Ee Wei (front) and Chen Tang Jie will face Taiwan’s Lin Bing-wei-Lin Chih-chun in the first round of the Korean Open.

PETALING JAYA: It takes a player with great mental strength to cope with post-Olympics lethargy.

And mixed doubles shuttler Toh Ee Wei is learning to deal with it in the best way she can and that is without over stressing about her form with her partner Chen Tang Jie on the court.

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