Wang Lin ( 王琳 )

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  1. Justin L

    Justin L Regular Member

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    CBA is very people-oriented and treats all their staff very well, esp the players with the best medical care. Wang Lin was sent to Germany for treatment in a sport therapy hospital, one of the very best in the world, and it was she herself who wanted to give it another go to undergo training at the national centre in the hope of making another comeback but now realised it's beyond her. The training regimen is pretty tough but it's necessary for world class players who aspire to be champions.

    As we know, CBA has been giving her lots of chances and been very patient with her, and this is as it should be; the final decision was hers to make to call it quits. If I may mention in passing, discipline isn't just about obeying rules and instructions but more importantly it encompasses self-discipline which is highly stressed since the old days of coaches , Grand Masters Tang Xianhu and Hou Jiachang. Unfortunately, her problem or stumbling block is one of fitness due to repeated injuries,not once but thrice, certainly not for lack of self-discipline and motivation. Indeed,sports injuries are the unavoidable bane of any athlete's life, that's the sad reality.

    It remains for us now to wish her the very best in all her future endeavours. At her age of just 24 and with her good looks, she should have more opportunities offered to her, I hope. She has said before she wanted to go back to school for her academic studies and learning English is definitely one of them. Who knows,one day,we might be reading her posts here.:)
     
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    My only hope is that WYH and LXR do not push themselves too hard and aggravate their knees problems.
     
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    WYH has some injury problems, I think.
     
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    Sad :( such a pity. Wang Lin is one of the most talented player.

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    the nice pretty lady.. all the best to her future journey.
     
  5. AlanY

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    wang lin, wang lin and more wang lin.

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    Top right of 2nd photo is WSX.
     
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    Thanks for the link, pcll99. For the friends who can't read chinese, Wang Lin says that she did not retire. She went back to her provencial team because the training rythm there is better suited to her rehabilitaion. The national team training rythm is too high for someone not yet cured from injury.
     
  9. AlanY

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    some new images of her in training

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  10. Justin L

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    Specifically, Wang Lin did not say she is retiring but the fact that she pull herself out of the national team of her own accord doesn't seem to bode well for her career even if she's biding her time to rise to the top again in future. In Chinese badminton history, I can't think of any precedent of a national player withdrawing from the national squad and later making a strong comeback, injury layoff is a different thing.

    Take Wang Xin's case. After about a year's rehabilitation during which she still remains in the national team, she is now getting ready to resume competition in the upcoming National Games and may likely rejoin the international circuit soon after if all goes well for her.

    Honestly, I long to see Wang Lin make another comeback,her third, if possible as she is still relatively young and talented to boot, her three successive, severe knee injuries notwithstanding.
     
  11. AlanY

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    At the china open this week;

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    As gorgeous as ever. Should have a career in PR
     
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    #1393 AlanY, Dec 3, 2013
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    Yes, sad indeed.

    Alan, did it mention in which direction her future career is headed?
     
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    sad news for me too:crying:
     
  16. AlanY

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    Not much info atm.

    New start, new challenges... That's all about it.
     
  17. Justin L

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    Such a pity indeed. Wang Lin was once on course to lead the CHN WS according to Li Yonbo,and she was on a high with victory at the 2010 world championships at Paris before the fateful severe knee injury struck her during a match at the CHN Masters 2010 with Maria Febe Kusumastuti; thereafter she was plagued by two more successive knee injuries that finally now ended her promising career.

    With her talent and looks,many were certain she would make it big in the badminton world but,alas, it was not meant to be. She will be sorely missed. We wish her all the very best in her future endeavours.

    This is what she wrote on her tengxun weibo(microblog) today(4th Dec'13):" After today it is really time to say goodbye....Grateful to those coaches who accompanied me along the way, grateful to my teammates who once fought alongside me, this period of precious memory is for a lifetime. Tomorrow, everything starts afresh, new challenges await, an all-new mode (of life) is about to begin, will use my knowledge and pair of hands to strive for it. JiaYou then! Wang Lin! Also blessings to everybody, tomorrow will be better."

    http://sports.qq.com/a/20131204/010475.htm - Badminton world champion Wang Lin retires, tormented by injury ordeal, opts for new life

    Wang Lin said her greatest regret in her career is not being able to take part in the Olympics, "as an athlete,I certainly wish to participate in the Olympics, but reality is such, although regrettable, still have to look forward."

    Referring to life after retirement, Wang Lin once expressed:"Whether to take up coaching, go to school, I've thought about it; I'd first listen to friends' opinions and the suggestions of my parents, they will give me advice but,ultimately, it depends on my decision."
     
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    I just registered on this site just to admit how sad i am on hearing this...:crying:
    this is really the news we were all afraid of...
    i hope whatever she chooses to do now, she will excel in that field as well...all the best to her.
    will always be a true fan of hers.. :)
    And a big Thanks to all the guys who kept us informed about her career, her progress and her achievements ..:)
     
  19. Fidget

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    Not necessarily.... maybe you can convince her to move to your hometown and take up coaching there. :rolleyes:
     
  20. OneToughBirdie

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    Perhaps, private lessons...I mean on badminton;):D
     

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