Chased by three major champions, Princess Superal stayed in hot pursuit of the prime jewel, fending off their threats with a poise and class of a seasoned big-league campaigner to capture the Asia Pacific Cup individual crown with a gem of a finish in Jakarta on Saturday, Aug. 20.
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Published January 18, 2021, 3:42 PM
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National athletes holed up in “Calambubble” are set to maximize their 90-day training camp with “no limitations” as far as all-around support is concerned.
Lee Tajonera, marketing director of the Inspire Sports Academy, told
Manila Bulletin that it is high time for national athletes to receive such training experience, especially amid the coronavirus pandemic.
“There are no limitations,” Tajonera said in an e-mail interview Sunday night. “Our national athletes carry our nation’s hopes on their backs, and so they deserve all the attention and high level of support which they are getting at Inspire- from the training venues, equipment, accommodations, food, to our special support teams on the ground ensuring our athletes are in the best position to focus 100 percent on their preparations.”