Shooting coach Firdaus shifts aim to sustaining team’s momentum


Going great guns: Johnathan Wong topped the men’s 10m air pistol event at the Thailand SEA Games.— MUHD SHAHRIL ROSLI

PETALING JAYA: National shooting coach Firdaus Abdul Rahim is keen to make full use of the preparation time available next year as the focus shifts to sustaining the team’s momentum.

The national shooting squad enjoyed a strong outing at the recently concluded Thailand SEA Games, returning from Bangkok with four gold medals.

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