Diving in head first


  • Diving
  • Tuesday, 23 Jul 2019

Out of comfort zone: Pandelela Rinong aims to achieve higher dive difficulties to have a better chance against the younger competitors.

PETALING JAYA: Her rivals are getting younger and it is getting tougher to stay competitive at the highest level.

And diver Pandelela Rinong knows she cannot rest on her laurels if she wants to nail a third successive Olympic medal in Tokyo next year.

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