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Sport Specific Information | |
| Club / Team | Royal Malaysia Police [PDRM]: Malaysia |
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| Occupation | Athlete, Police Officer |
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| Handedness | Left eye, right hand |
| When and where did you begin this sport? | She took up shooting in 1994 and began competing in the same year. |
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| Languages | English |
General Interest | |
| Other information | DOPING BAN In 2007 she and Malaysian shooters Joseline Cheah and Siti Nur Masitah Mohd Badrin were banned for two years by the International Shooting Sport Federation [ISSF] after testing positive for propranolol. They had pleaded not guilty to the offence, claiming they were unaware chocolates given to them by their coach Anatoly Egrishchin contained the banned substance. They returned to the sport in April 2009. (thestar.com.my, 03 Aug 2009; indianshooting.com, 31 Jul 2009; thestar.com.my, 04 Jun 2009; news.asiaone.com, 30 Apr 2009) |
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| Why this sport? | She also played volleyball and badminton, but when she was selected in shooting for the 1994 Sukma Games in Perak, Malaysia, she found she loved competing at that level and pursued shooting instead. |
General Interest | |
| Ambitions | To compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (theborneopost.com, 13 Aug 2017) |
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| Name of coach | Park Sang-Soon [national], KOR; Park Cheol-Wan [national], KOR |