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                    [Title] => POC hopes to break cycling impasse
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                    [Title] => Unified race may solve cycling row
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                    [Title] => Funds, training key to SEAG success
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Mike Keon, the training director of the Filipino athletes who competed in the two-week event, said without these, Team Philippines couldn’t have done it despite the hometown advantage. 


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                    [Title] => Athletics sure of winning 10 golds — GTK
                    [Summary] => "I have 10 golds in my pocket."


This was the reaction made by athletics president Go Teng Kok to Mike Keon’s recent statement that track and field would be lucky to win 10 gold medals, and not 15 as earlier predicted, in the coming SEA Games.


Keon, training director of the close to 800 RP athletes for the biennial event, came out with a recent forecast that the Philippines could win from 92 to 128 gold medals in the SEA Games.


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"Honestly speaking, some of these NSAs have overestimated their prognosis," said Mike Keon, former president of the Philippine Olympic Committee and director of Project Gintong Alay.


Now the training director of the RP athletes to the forthcoming SEA Games, Keon had the inside track in monitoring their training here and abroad as they gear up for the biennial event which the country is hosting Nov. 27 to Dec. 5.


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                    [Title] => RP can win overall title, says Keon
                    [Summary] => Don’t be surprised if the Philippines would go on to win the overall title in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games.


Mike Keon, training director of the RP athletes for the forthcoming event, yesterday said the country is very much capable of winning the overall title on home soil.


Appearing at the SCOOP sa Kamayan forum, the flamboyant sports official said he based this belief on a study made not only on the "strengths and weaknesses" of the RP athletes but also on their opponents.


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POC junks 'have-money will-travel' rule

By Abac Cordero | June 18, 2010 - 12:00am

While the Philippine Olympic Committee is looking at a maximum participation in the Guangzhou Asian Games in November, the have-money-will-travel policy is strictly and simply out of the question.

Sports

POC hopes to break cycling impasse

By Abac Cordero | June 8, 2010 - 12:00am

The Philippine Olympic Committee wants the problem within the Integrated Cycling Federation of the Philippines solved before time runs out on its participation in the 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou in November.

Sports

Unified race may solve cycling row

By Abac Cordero | June 2, 2010 - 12:00am

The Philippine Olympic Committee has offered a solution to the problem that has threatened the country’s participation in the cycling competitions of the 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou in November.

Sports

POC wants fair deal for all NSAs

By Abac Cordero | May 30, 2010 - 12:00am

The Philippine Olympic Committee is batting for equality among the more than 40 national sports associations (NSAs) when it...

Sports

Funds, training key to SEAG success

By Abac Cordero | December 7, 2005 - 12:00am

Sufficient funds and adequate training were the key factors and the main ingredients in the Philippines’ winning the overall title in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games. Mike Keon, the training director of the...

Sports

Athletics sure of winning 10 golds — GTK

By Abac Cordero | November 15, 2005 - 12:00am

"I have 10 golds in my pocket." This was the reaction made by athletics president Go Teng Kok to Mike Keon’s recent statement that track and field would be lucky to win 10 gold medals, and not 15...

Sports

Keon: Don’t overestimate your chances

By Abac Cordero | November 13, 2005 - 12:00am

While some NSAs may have underestimated their potential in winning the gold, there are some who may have overestimated theirs. "Honestly speaking, some of these NSAs have overestimated their prognosis,"...

Sports

RP can win overall title, says Keon

By Abac Cordero | November 12, 2005 - 12:00am

Don’t be surprised if the Philippines would go on to win the overall title in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games. Mike Keon, training director of the RP athletes for the forthcoming event, yesterday said the country...

Sports

Palaro cancellation not good for athletes

May 13, 2002 - 12:00am

(The writer, Michael Keon, is consultant for Sports Development of Ilocos Norte, chairman for Luzon, Phil. Taekwondo Association, former Phil. Olympic Committee president and executive director of Project Gintong...

Sports