- All Frontliners going for the annual dinner in January, please prepare RM25. The dinner will be held at Sirarom (opposite Phor Tay school) on 11 January.
- Those who wish to order Frontliners Annual Yearbook, please leave a comment on this post. Cost is RM15, and orders will be taken only until 3 January.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Must-Read Announcements!
Thursday, November 26, 2009
The day we celebrat-ED!
We the Saints managed come in as Champions and 1st Runners-up the Floorball Tournament organized in Shang Wu quite sometime ago.We celebrated our acheivements by having a training comemakan session.Coach Jason treated us with 2buckets of KFC! Thank you COACH! =)
We are sorry for the delayed post.
There you go people.
PICTURES!
We are sorry for the delayed post.
There you go people.
PICTURES!
Hello people!
Match Time!
Makan SESSION!
ALEX!
GUESS WHO haha
Coach Jason!
Alamak,Michael. ahah
Bapa Jason!
Kiddos!
Big BOYs!
Share your drink la,Alpha!
One big happy family.=)
The reason why we celebrated.It was SXI Floorball Club's first achievement and many reasons why we celebrated.On behalf of SXI Management Team,We would like to thank Coach Jason for spending his time and coaching us and we would also like to thank every SXI player for believing in the vision.And we hope we can grow together even more as a family as time passes by.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Training 211109: Of V Passes, Triangles and Parallels
Surprised?
yes.. FFC's blog has finally been updated after being on hiatus for a month.
And you'll only know what the title means if you came for training. So, come for training!
Like Coach Jason, most of the Saints and Salvation Army boys were missing in action this week.
Soooo...we welcome back...(it's a time like this where a club photographer would be much appreciated)
Coach Kuan Yang and his (lack of) 'come on la guys!' yells.
(there were lots of yells just none which said 'come on la guys")
Training started off with V pass (or V-pass?) with those in attendance lazily dragging their feet to the middle of the court and were suddenly brought to life with coach's yelling.
Frontliners had two newcomers this week in the form of potential goalkeepers,
Parvin Raj and Omprekash from Saints.
Omprekash showed good promise as a goalkeeper eventhough he had no equipment whatsoever.
Su Rong, sporting a new hair cut, was fashionably late.
Coach Kuan Yang got more into the tactical side of the game by trying to get the idea of the V pass into players' heads, which explains why all the drills were based on the first thing we learnt that day.
The drills were very different from the usual warm-up drills we've been doing for weeks. No snakes, nor ones originating from Japan.
Instead, there was one that went on for what seemed like forever. 3-on-2.
5 push ups for missed passes and 2 push ups for something to do with shots.
And a triangle must be existent at all times.
Kuan Yang resorted to using the multi-coloured balls to use as pointers for his lectures after each round when his old (or maybe just cheap) marker ran out of ink after one use.
Nick and Jeffery dropped by for a visit and ended up joining in during game time.
Compared to the previous week, this week only saw one hour of game time. Coach hoped the better players would at least put in elements of the V-pass into their game.
You gotta ask him if they did.
Coach Jason showed up right at the end and delivered a short, but meaningful (sounds corny, doesn't it?) message.
"Keep floorballing"
yes.. FFC's blog has finally been updated after being on hiatus for a month.
And you'll only know what the title means if you came for training. So, come for training!
Like Coach Jason, most of the Saints and Salvation Army boys were missing in action this week.
Soooo...we welcome back...(it's a time like this where a club photographer would be much appreciated)
Coach Kuan Yang and his (lack of) 'come on la guys!' yells.
(there were lots of yells just none which said 'come on la guys")
Training started off with V pass (or V-pass?) with those in attendance lazily dragging their feet to the middle of the court and were suddenly brought to life with coach's yelling.
Frontliners had two newcomers this week in the form of potential goalkeepers,
Parvin Raj and Omprekash from Saints.
Omprekash showed good promise as a goalkeeper eventhough he had no equipment whatsoever.
Su Rong, sporting a new hair cut, was fashionably late.
Coach Kuan Yang got more into the tactical side of the game by trying to get the idea of the V pass into players' heads, which explains why all the drills were based on the first thing we learnt that day.
The drills were very different from the usual warm-up drills we've been doing for weeks. No snakes, nor ones originating from Japan.
Instead, there was one that went on for what seemed like forever. 3-on-2.
5 push ups for missed passes and 2 push ups for something to do with shots.
And a triangle must be existent at all times.
Kuan Yang resorted to using the multi-coloured balls to use as pointers for his lectures after each round when his old (or maybe just cheap) marker ran out of ink after one use.
Nick and Jeffery dropped by for a visit and ended up joining in during game time.
Compared to the previous week, this week only saw one hour of game time. Coach hoped the better players would at least put in elements of the V-pass into their game.
You gotta ask him if they did.
Coach Jason showed up right at the end and delivered a short, but meaningful (sounds corny, doesn't it?) message.
"Keep floorballing"
Friday, October 23, 2009
HOT core training. 21 Oct 2009
That simply explain the weather for that day especially the shade-less basketball court. However, that doesnt seems to tire out the Saintz but fire up their passion for floorball even more! With 20 Floorballer, we started off jogging around the street soccer court and Coach Jason then led the team into warm up himself.
Warming up session
Coach Jason then demonstrate the 'team work and physical' drill which is to carry their teammate across the court.The defender's drill 2-on-1 come up next.
Defenders line
attacker's line
Captain Mikey guarding the post
After afew more drills, the Coach declare its GAME TIME.Teams were split. Junior aside, Senior the other side.
THis time, the senior gets to play in a much wider plane.
2 Basketball court. one cone at the end of both side.
and YES.
the cone is the 'goal post'
Coach Jason stressed on playing with our senses and get into the game.
not just playing for the sake of playing
2 Basketball court. one cone at the end of both side.
and YES.
the cone is the 'goal post'
Coach Jason stressed on playing with our senses and get into the game.
not just playing for the sake of playing
time reali flies when we just started to get into the game.we wrap up the day with one last match for both Senior and Junior
the casualty
Coach Jason debriefing the players.the Management then took over and reminded them to study for their finals.
Good result will lead to more floorball.
just before the training ends,
Jason promoted on the Big-E camp and also promised the players a treat for OUR first victory as a school
SXI Floorball Club
Management Team
Management Team
Saturday, October 17, 2009
VAANIKAM VAANIKAM !!!
Happy Deepavali to those who celebrate it... when u think of deepavali, you think of murukus... capati... bla bla bla... :)
THIS IS OUR... MURUKU AND CAPATI...
Coach Jason took up the training with warm up drills...
Coach Jason then moves on for a meeting along with the wiseman Steven and ironlady Pei li...
Coach Kuan Yang took the training and spice it up with his killer drills... heh heh... sounds evil...
The SEMPOI punya Budak-budak Coach, Michael Cheah took the budak-budaks for a kindergarden session in floorball...
Hmm... I wonder what are those budak-budaks doing in the dark eh??
All come back for a battle on the court with 5 minutes ongoing gameplay...
And then... the second coming of Coach Jason and iron lady Pei li...
FINALLY... manager Jason Chan gave a challenge to all FRONTLINERS...
Can you remember what is it... ? Next training...all must show hand...
SO lets see if we all remember the challenge or not ? Can remember or not?
YES OR YES ???
Friday, October 16, 2009
Oh when the Saint's go marching in! 14/10/2009
"Oh when the Saint's go marching in!"
This is the best song lyric to represent the training on the 14th Of October 2009.
A total number of 35 PEOPLE! attended training.Welcoming new and old players.
It is the highest attended training in the history of SXI Floorball Club.
Praise God for that!
This is the best song lyric to represent the training on the 14th Of October 2009.
A total number of 35 PEOPLE! attended training.Welcoming new and old players.
It is the highest attended training in the history of SXI Floorball Club.
Praise God for that!
Stretching.
What are you looking at punk?
Excited faces!
Coach Explaining the Snake Drill
Bonding between Brendon and Fred! =D
Showing Off
Some defenders drill.
Getting into teams.
"Bring it on"As training ended,the management team announced the players participating in the exhibition on the 18th Of October 2009 in Shang Wu.9am- 12pm
Team 1
Team 1
- (C) Gray lee
- Michael Cheah
- Ho Jun Yi
- Kenneth Yeap
- Algin Tan
- Jeffery Lim
- Bryan Tan
- Darien Tan
- (C) Ong Ray Gan
- Walson Chua
- Marcus Kam
- Daryl Ooi
- Fred
- Alpha Pan
- Gideon Joseph
- Alex Vellu
SXI Floorball Club
Management Team
Management Team
New Battle Ground. 7/10/09
Its been sometime since SXI Floorball Club has posted up something.
We apologize for this.
On the 7th Of October 2009.Training was held at the basket ball court cause the street soccer court was not available due to PMR.
After getting on to the basket ball court,we found out that it was not bad.
Well,its has always been said that pictures can some how talk.
So,its better to have the pictures do the talking.
We apologize for this.
On the 7th Of October 2009.Training was held at the basket ball court cause the street soccer court was not available due to PMR.
After getting on to the basket ball court,we found out that it was not bad.
Well,its has always been said that pictures can some how talk.
So,its better to have the pictures do the talking.
The Basketball Court.
KIDS!
The MENS!
Team TALK.
Penalty Shot!
PMS DRILL.
SXI FLOORBALL CLUB,
Management Team.
Management Team.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Newly IMPROVED training... konon
Sms to all Frontliners... "NEWLY IMPROVED TRAINING .... GUARANTEED INTENSITY AND EXTENDED MATCH TIME"...
sounded catchy...
Perhaps the catchy part was the extended game play...
So... HOW did we fare???
Suddenly SO MANY PPL in training... 30+ people in the court. INTENSITY... both coaches Kuan Yang(head coach) and Jason(the other coach/manager) had some intensed moments... headaches...
"too little players also SUSAH..."
"too MANY players also SUSAH..."
Haih... tat was the cry of head coach Kuan Yang(sekolah cina... :P)
Extended match time? was it really extended? Of course... well... just slightly more than the previous week... but player being players... always complain... PLAY NOT ENOUGH... right?
Complain complain paling pandai... kekeke... Well... Relak ah...
Management's gonna come out with even more innovative training package to cater for all your needs...
BE EXCITED... BE VERY EXCITED... BE EXTREMELY EXCITED kerana
Our philosophy has always been... "Ada Idea Baru"
See you in training :)
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Another Army In The House
For many of those who came for training this week, it probably was the first time stepping foot on PBSM's next-door neighbors, St. John.
Oh, yes, all of them do pass by the pink-and-white building every week, on their way to PBSM, but the most they give would be a sparing glance at the young St. John's'es who seem to forever march.
Well, here's a big note.. St. John's is way more canggih than PBSM! They even have a reception area, with a password-key box beside the door.. fu-yoh!
The court, however, was small when compared to PBSM's; miniscule when compared to Dalat's; and.. non-existent when compared to Balik Pulau's.
Small as it was, though, it sure was better than playing under the hot, hot sun at Taman Gelugor's basketball court. So it was good.
The first drill after warm-up was a leg-exercising one. There was a puddle of very dirty water at one spot on the court, and the players were all told to walk, dance, and shuffle over it to spread the water.
That done, Coach Kuan Yang took a leaf out of Coach Jason's book and actually did a fun drill.
At one end of the court, he placed two chairs at opposite sides, and at the other end, he placed a stack of dustbins (PBSM and St. John's seem to get their dustbins from the same shop) in the middle.
Standing at one end, a player had to pass the ball between the legs of the chair, run and pick it up, then dribble around said chair. The player then had to pass the ball and hit the dustbins, and again, run, pick up and dribble around. Finally, the player had to repeat this procedure for the final chair, and the drill would be over.
After a few rounds, Coach divided the players into two groups and made the drill a friendly competition. A ball between the legs of the chairs gets one point; so does hitting the dustbins. The team with the most points win and get to determine the losers' punishment.
The chair legs seemed to have suddenly gained magnetic powers, drawing the ball to them but not between them.
Su Rong's team ran out winners, and he happily doled out the punishment: that the other team would have to run three rounds round the whole place.
Not inside, not just outside, but the whole place; including the houses.
Obviously, Coach stepped in and spoiled the fun, saying running inside would do. Thus the losing team had to run 10 rounds inside, and the winning team had to set up the goalposts.
At that moment, in came fifteen or so males, ranging from the tiny to the muscle-packed to the.. well-aged. These, ladies and gentlemen, were the boys from Salvation Army!
So whatever plans to torture the players by Coach had to be scrapped. Instead, almost immediately, it was time for a match.
The SA boys definitely were no pushovers.
At the end of training, a few announcements were made, and the players were dismissed.
Oh, yes, all of them do pass by the pink-and-white building every week, on their way to PBSM, but the most they give would be a sparing glance at the young St. John's'es who seem to forever march.
Well, here's a big note.. St. John's is way more canggih than PBSM! They even have a reception area, with a password-key box beside the door.. fu-yoh!
The court, however, was small when compared to PBSM's; miniscule when compared to Dalat's; and.. non-existent when compared to Balik Pulau's.
Small as it was, though, it sure was better than playing under the hot, hot sun at Taman Gelugor's basketball court. So it was good.
The first drill after warm-up was a leg-exercising one. There was a puddle of very dirty water at one spot on the court, and the players were all told to walk, dance, and shuffle over it to spread the water.
That done, Coach Kuan Yang took a leaf out of Coach Jason's book and actually did a fun drill.
At one end of the court, he placed two chairs at opposite sides, and at the other end, he placed a stack of dustbins (PBSM and St. John's seem to get their dustbins from the same shop) in the middle.
Standing at one end, a player had to pass the ball between the legs of the chair, run and pick it up, then dribble around said chair. The player then had to pass the ball and hit the dustbins, and again, run, pick up and dribble around. Finally, the player had to repeat this procedure for the final chair, and the drill would be over.
After a few rounds, Coach divided the players into two groups and made the drill a friendly competition. A ball between the legs of the chairs gets one point; so does hitting the dustbins. The team with the most points win and get to determine the losers' punishment.
The chair legs seemed to have suddenly gained magnetic powers, drawing the ball to them but not between them.
Su Rong's team ran out winners, and he happily doled out the punishment: that the other team would have to run three rounds round the whole place.
Not inside, not just outside, but the whole place; including the houses.
Obviously, Coach stepped in and spoiled the fun, saying running inside would do. Thus the losing team had to run 10 rounds inside, and the winning team had to set up the goalposts.
At that moment, in came fifteen or so males, ranging from the tiny to the muscle-packed to the.. well-aged. These, ladies and gentlemen, were the boys from Salvation Army!
So whatever plans to torture the players by Coach had to be scrapped. Instead, almost immediately, it was time for a match.
The SA boys definitely were no pushovers.At the end of training, a few announcements were made, and the players were dismissed.
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