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[Title] => Cash incentives come late to four coaches
[Summary] => A total of 21 coaches of past sports achievers belatedly received their legally-mandated incentives amounting to P9.5 million, four of whom did not live to see the day.
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[Title] => Petron jins compete in Bangkok World Cup
[Summary] => The Petron national taekwondo team faces another big test in preparation for the Doha Asian Games when it competes in the 2006 World Cup championships on Sept. 14-18 in Bangkok, Thailand.
According to Philippine Taekwondo Association president Robert Aventajado, the Philippines will be among the top 35 taekwondo countries selected by the World Taekwondo Federation to vie for honors in the prestigious championships.
Among these, he says, are Korea, Chinese Taipei, United States, China, France and Spain.
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[Title] => RP jins rarin’ to strut wares
[Summary] => With proper training and motivation, the Petron Philippine taekwondo team is confident of putting up a solid campaign against the best jins in the region in the Southeast Asian Games slated Sept. 9-18 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Four hours training, balanced diet, limited night outs, are the basic Spartan routine a determined jin should brace for in order to be a part of the team that represents the Philippines in international competitions like the SEAG.
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According to Philippine Taekwondo Association president Robert Aventajado, the Philippines will be among the top 35 taekwondo countries selected by the World Taekwondo Federation to vie for honors in the prestigious championships.
Among these, he says, are Korea, Chinese Taipei, United States, China, France and Spain.
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Four hours training, balanced diet, limited night outs, are the basic Spartan routine a determined jin should brace for in order to be a part of the team that represents the Philippines in international competitions like the SEAG.
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September 12, 2006 - 12:00am
August 31, 2001 - 12:00am
