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Danger man: Jayden Tan broke the 200m and 400m individual medley short course national records in June.

IT could turn out to be an explosive opening day at the Pandelela Rinong Aquatic Centre today with aspiring dentist Jayden Tan, Andrew Goh and Chong Xin Lin all aiming for personal bests to spark the Malaysia Games (Sukma) swimming gold chase.

Federal Territories’ Jayden will swap his dental training tools for goggles and will take aim at breaking his national record in the boy’s 400m individual medley event today.

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