Hurdler Mandy wants to dip below 60 seconds in 400m


Mandy Goh Li woman 400m hurdler.

KUALA LUMPUR: A switch from long jump to 400m hurdles three years ago has turned out to be a good move for Mandy Goh Li (pic). With success and experience on her side, Mandy has set a new goal – to become only the second Malaysian woman hurdler to dip below 60 seconds. The first is former national ace Noraseela Khalid, who holds the national record of 56.02.

And she hopes to do so at the Malaysia Games (Sukma) in Johor next year.

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