Jinq En digging in for a long haul in the US in bid to earn ticket to Tokyo


Joy: Phee Jinq En celebrates after winning the 100m breaststroke gold medal in the 2019 SEA Games in Manila.

PETALING JAYA: Training without any inkling of where the next competition will be can be daunting but swimmer Phee Jinq En is keeping her spirits up.

Jinq En has her sights on earning a second Olympics appearance and has been training under American John Klinge for the last two months.

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