NSAM aim to sharpen bench strength with foreign firing power


On target: Haritz Iklil Hessly Hafiz (left) and Gan Chen Jie with their bronze medal in the 10m mixed team at the SEA Games.

PETALING JAYA: The National Shooting Association of Malaysia (NSAM) are planning to rope in a foreign coach to narrow the gap between their Podium Prog­ramme shooters and back-up athletes.

Said NSAM secretary Jasni Shaari: “We already have a local coach handling the back-ups, but an experienced foreign professional can further enhance the system.”

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