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National singles shuttler Leong Jun Hao is hoping to rediscover his form with the national setup set to revert to an Asian-style coaching approach.

Speaking to the media on Monday (Jan 5), a day before the Malaysia Open begins at Axiata Arena, Bukit Jalil, Jun Hao admitted he struggled to adapt to the European training methods introduced last year by national singles coaching director Kenneth Jonassen.

Jun Hao also said he is eager to overcome China’s Wang Zheng Xing in his opening match of the Malaysia Open, which starts on Tuesday.

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00:00How did you do this for the first round?
00:15First, I'm going to see China.
00:18If I see China, it's not fun.
00:21So, I'm going to prepare what's going on
00:23and I'm going to be happy later.
00:25What's your goal for the first round?
00:28I'm going to be 1-1.
00:301-1 against 1-1.
00:32After SEA Games, I got a football.
00:35So, how did you do it?
00:37From the performance, do you have improvement?
00:41Are you improving?
00:44I still do the best for the future.
00:55Zing Zing is one of the young players who are coming up for this past?
00:59As I said, they are not going to win.
01:01So, how strong is that challenge for you for the first round?
01:06Even though not famous, but he is a strong player.
01:09Yeah, for sure.
01:11I feel that in the tournament, there is no one who is not strong or not fun.
01:18So, the opponent is still a player.
01:21But the players who are 100% can win or win the game today.
01:31So, how do you do the best for the first round?
01:36Yeah.
01:37I feel that last year, the first time I won, but I won the first round.
01:43So, I still focus on this year.
01:49I will also focus on the second round and win the first round.
01:55How did you get the best for the first round?
01:59How did you get the best for the first game today?
02:02Yeah, after that, in the coaching, I had a little bit in coaching, so maybe more back to style before this.
02:15So, maybe this is one of the best for me, and I hope I can find back what I had before.
02:27I don't know, at the time that Kenneth brought into the style of Europe, you can't get into it?
02:36What makes you feel like it's difficult to get?
02:38I don't have to say that I can't get into it, but maybe from the beginning, from the beginning, until the last year, it's normal with what I had before.
02:49So, at the same time, I can still add to what I had before.
02:56But, at the same time, I can take the time to adapt, and I had a little bit of a feeling that it was difficult to think about.
03:16So, now, I think it's a bit different.
03:21So, what do you feel like the difference between the players and the players and the players?
03:32Maybe it's not because of the players and the players, it's not the same.
03:39But, it's just that the players and the players have a little different.
03:45So, what do you feel like the players and the players?
03:50So, when I came back to the game, I started to start training.
03:57So, you and the team, as you brought me, are you okay?
04:00You've never been training with them before?
04:02So, do you feel like you're still fit with your team?
04:06I feel like I need to communicate with my coach so that I can get into the slot.
04:17So, I feel like I need to take the time to adapt and communicate with my coach.
04:34But, you know, you did quite well as you brought last year.
04:37You managed to reach the final performance.
04:40Maybe a few promising performances for you.
04:43So, you feel more comfortable under this coach?
04:46And a bit more confident that you can come back to your basketball?
04:50Actually, actually, I feel like the coach who is looking for the coach,
04:56the coach who is looking for the coach,
04:58the coach who is looking for the coach,
05:00but maybe in the outside or in the outside program,
05:03they can help you.
05:05So, what do you think about the coaching men's singles?
05:09And, you start with the coach?
05:10No, because we were training with the seniors.
05:12We were training with the seniors.
05:13We were training with the seniors.
05:14So, the seniors there are some people who are in the outside.
05:19And we were training with the coaches.
05:21So, we were training with the coaches.
05:22So, the coach was also training with the coaches.
05:23So, BM was telling me about introducing structural changes in men's singles.
05:28For you, what do you feel about BASELA?
05:32I feel that it's important to them because I can't speak about the changes.
05:42So, whoever will be looking for it, hopefully we can do the best together.
05:49Knowing these changes are coming but you are competing in a big tournament,
05:54you don't want this to distract you from something like that?
05:58Do you want to focus on your coach?
06:01I feel that at the moment with Coach Yogin, I also want to protect my coach.
06:06That's because we are training as a group.
06:10We can say that as a help.
06:13So, I still focus on my coach today.
06:24I feel that I have a great friend with Coach Yogin.
06:30He has been training as a refugee group,
06:33it's MR.
06:34He has been training since his mission.
06:37I think he has been training since then.
06:40I am really sure to stay in his career.
06:43I feel that he is training at home.
06:46Well, he is training at home for his training.
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