Tey Seu Bock to join Lee Chong Wei in Dubai

Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian badminton coach Tey Seu Bock who was on Lee Chong Wei’s side when the World No. 2 won clinched his fifth men’s singles crown at the Yonex-Sunrise Hong Kong Open three weeks ago, was once again handed the challenging task of coaching Lee Chong Wei to re-assert his dominance in men’s singles at the BWF World Superseries Finals in Dubai. Continue reading Tey Seu Bock to join Lee Chong Wei in Dubai

Malaysia’s Sudirman Cup squad relax at beach

Gold Coast: Malaysian Sudirman team relaxed in Gold Coast, Australia ahead of their opening Sudirman Cup fixture next Tuesday with a trip to the beach.

Malaysia’s Sudirman Cup team relaxes on the beach. (photo: Lai Pei Jing's Facebook)
Malaysia’s Sudirman Cup team relaxes on the beach. (photo: Lai Pei Jing’s Facebook)

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Lee Chong Wei and coaches fully commit to “special project”

Kuala Lumpur: A “special task force” that was established by the Badminton Association of Malaysia’s (BAM) last month aimed at helping World No. 1 men’s singles player Lee Chong Wei win his first World Championships title of his career is now in full swing.Lee Chong Wei continues to focus on winning his first World Championships title this August. (photo:AP)

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Lee Chong Wei returns to court for training session ahead of All England

Kuala Lumpur: Although his coach Hendrawan and team doctor have yet to clear Lee Chong Wei and to ensure he is healthy enough to participate in the 2017 All England tournament, after Lee tore the medial collateral ligament (MCL) on his left knee following a fall on a slippery badminton court mat, Lee has shown progress in recovering from the knee injury.Lee Chong Wei was sparring with his coach Tey Seu Bock. (photo: A18)

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BAM announces special task force to prepare Lee Chong Wei for World Championships

Kuala Lumpur: The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) unveiled a special “operations task force” to help Malaysian badminton superstar Lee Chong Wei to achieve his dream of winning the World Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, from August 21st to August 27th.BAM's deputy President Datuk Seri Mohamad Norza Zakaria and Morten Frost answer questions in a press conference. (photo: Bernama)

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Lee Chong Wei requests Hendrawan, Tey Seu Bock to join him in Rio

Kuala Lumpur: Malaysia’s badminton maestro World No. 1 Lee Chong Wei who regained the World No. 1 ranking on June 16, has requested his two coaches including Hendrawan and Tey Seu Bock to be on his side during the Summer Olympics that will be held in Rio de Janeiro, from 5 to 21 August 2016.Hope Lee Chong Wei can get what he wish for in Rio. (photo: GettyImages)

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Indra Wijaya to join BAM on Feb 9

Kuala Lumpur: Former world No. 4 Indra Wijaya, who moved to Singapore after representing Indonesia from 1995 to 2000, will join Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) as their new men’s singles coach on Feb 9.Indra Wijaya faces the challenging task of getting the struggling Malaysia badminton back to its glory days.

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Tey Seu Bock: Lin Dan is still Lee Chong Wei’s greatest rival in Rio

Kuala Lumpur: Lee Chong Wei’s Olympic gold medal hopes have been dashed … twice by the same player – Lin Dan, both in the 2008 and 2012 Olympic men’s singles finals. While gearing up for the Rio 2016 Summer Olympic Games, Lee Chong Wei’s coach Tey Seu Bock admitted that Lin Dan remained the major hurdle in Lee’s bid for his first-ever Olympic gold at Rio Games.Regardless of the outcome, really hope to see Lee Chong Wei plays Lin Dan in the 2016 Olympic final again.

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Morten Frost admits differences with Lee Chong Wei

Kuala Lumpur: Since their arrival in March, Badminton Association of Malaysia’s (BAM) Technical Director Morten Frost, he has been assigned the task of reviving Malaysia’s glorious days in badminton.Both Morten Frost and Lee Chong Wei should work smoothly together if they want to be successful.

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Coach confident Chong Wei Feng has character to bounce back

Russia: Despite winning the men’s singles gold medal at the Singapore SEA Games in June, Malaysia’s top shuttler Chong Wei Feng has suffered back-to-back first round exits at both Canadian Open and Chinese Taipei Open in the last few weeks.Coach Tey Seu Bock gives advice to Chong Wei Feng during the training session.

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