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Singapore surfer Camille Spaccarotella eyes podium finish on Asian Games debut - channelnewsasia.com - Japan - India - South Korea - Philippines - Singapore - Maldives

Singapore surfer Camille Spaccarotella eyes podium finish on Asian Games debut

SINGAPORE: Singapore surfer Camille Spaccarotella is eyeing a podium finish at the upcoming Asian Games in Japan, where the sport will make its debut at the continental Games.

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What does the team behind the Singapore F1 race do beyond the three-day race weekend? - channelnewsasia.com - Singapore - county Bay

What does the team behind the Singapore F1 race do beyond the three-day race weekend?

SINGAPORE: By 1am on Monday, the Padang's concert stages are dark and the roar of Formula 1 engines has faded. But on the Marina Bay Street Circuit, another race against the clock has just begun.

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International - Singapore gymnast Amanda Yap targets balance beam final on Asian Games debut - channelnewsasia.com - Japan - Singapore

Singapore gymnast Amanda Yap targets balance beam final on Asian Games debut

SINGAPORE: Singapore gymnast Amanda Yap has set her sights on reaching the balance beam final at her maiden Asian Games, as she looks to continue her breakthrough run on the international stage.

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How sport science is helping Singapore’s elite athletes gain a competitive edge - channelnewsasia.com - Singapore

How sport science is helping Singapore’s elite athletes gain a competitive edge

SINGAPORE: Singapore’s elite athletes are increasingly tapping sport science and technology to uncover small performance gains that may not be visible to the naked eye.With the Asian Games starting on Saturday (Sep 19), such marginal improvements could prove crucial as athletes seek an edge over their competitors on one of the region’s biggest sporting stages.Sport Singapore’s (SportSG) High Performance Sport Institute draws on areas including physiology, strength and conditioning, psychology and performance analysis to identify where individual athletes can improve.The aim is to use data alongside the observations of athletes and coaches, helping them make more informed decisions about training and competition.“If a quick 1 to 2 per cent of anything can make a difference, you probably get an advantage,” said Dr Low Chee Yong, head of sport science and sport medicine at the institute.“At the highest level, even the 1 or 2 per cent can lose a chance of silver or gold."But he stressed that collecting data alone is not enough. The findings ultimately have to translate into meaningful changes in an athlete’s training.“If everyone is unique, not one set of instructions can work for everyone,” said Dr Low.“But with our data, now the coach is able to fine tune the instruction and help the athlete get the improvement they need.”

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Singapore kitefoiler Max Maeder wins third consecutive European Championships open title - channelnewsasia.com - Switzerland - Portugal - Italy - Singapore

Singapore kitefoiler Max Maeder wins third consecutive European Championships open title

SINGAPORE: Singapore's Olympic bronze medallist Maximilian Maeder capped off an impressive outing at the 2026 Formula Kite European Championships by clinching the open title in Akyaka, Türkiye on Saturday (Sep 12).

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20 Team Singapore athletes to compete in nine sports at Asian Para Games in Japan - channelnewsasia.com - Japan - Indonesia - state Indiana - Singapore

20 Team Singapore athletes to compete in nine sports at Asian Para Games in Japan

SINGAPORE: Singapore will send 20 athletes across nine sports to the 2026 Asian Para Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, in October.

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International - Barry Whitbread, who led Lions to historic 1998 Tiger Cup, dies aged 77 - channelnewsasia.com - Indonesia - Vietnam - Malaysia - Laos - Singapore - Instagram

Barry Whitbread, who led Lions to historic 1998 Tiger Cup, dies aged 77

SINGAPORE: Former Singapore national football coach Barry Whitbread, who led the Lions to their first international title, has died, the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) said on Friday (Sep 11). He was 77.

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Coach Timo Soroti Kesinambungan Kompetisi Kelompok Usia Sepakbola Putri - sport.detik.com - Singapore

Coach Timo Soroti Kesinambungan Kompetisi Kelompok Usia Sepakbola Putri

MilkLife Soccer Challenge (MLSC) 2026 - 2027 dibuka dengan bergulirnya Seri 1 Tangerang dan Semarang. Perhelatan berlangsung pada 1 hingga 6 September 2026.

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