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Malaysia National Sports Talent Plan (MyTP)

Malaysia’s MyTP aims to end ‘late bloomer’ bias and reshape sports talent development

Malaysia’s new National Sports Talent Plan (MyTP) seeks to tackle long-standing age and maturity bias in youth athlete selection, with sports science expert Professor Emeritus Dr Johan Pion saying a more data-driven system could prevent future stars from being overlooked while building a stronger grassroots sporting culture

NSI tests 15,000 schoolchildren as MyTP shifts Malaysia towards science-led talent development

Malaysia is moving to overhaul how sporting talent is identified and developed, with the National Sports Institute (NSI) testing 15,000 schoolchildren under the National Sports Talent Plan (MyTP) as experts warn that early specialisation and excessive coaching may be preventing future champions from emerging

Eight-year wait expected before Malaysia sees MyTP impact: Expert

Malaysia’s ambition to become a global sports science powerhouse by 2040 will require patience, with Sport Compass architect Professor Emeritus Dr Johan Pion saying meaningful results from the National Sports Talent Plan (MyTP) may only emerge after six to eight years of sustained implementation and refinement

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