Saya #RemajaMalaysia: Myra Natasya, Jurulatih Pasukan Sorak Elite Cheer Academy
Saya #RemajaMalaysia kembali bersama Myra Natasya, Jurulatih Pasukan Sorak Elite Cheer Academy yang juga merupakan finalis Dewi Remaja 2019.
Bagi Myra, penting buat remaja untuk mempunyai wawasan dan jati diri tersendiri. Dengan semangat cinta akan pasukan sorak yang membara, Myra bukan sahaja menjadi jurulatih, malah dirinya masih bertanding dan ingin meraih kejayaan tanpa henti
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Bagi Myra, penting buat remaja untuk mempunyai wawasan dan jati diri tersendiri. Dengan semangat cinta akan pasukan sorak yang membara, Myra bukan sahaja menjadi jurulatih, malah dirinya masih bertanding dan ingin meraih kejayaan tanpa henti
Siapakah kisah #RemajaMalaysia seterusnya yang ingin korang tonton? Komen di bawah okay!
#MajalahRemaja #Remaja
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00:00 [Music]
00:20 Hi, I'm coach Myra Natasha, 29 years old.
00:23 I'm the 2019 Youth Dewey Finalist.
00:26 I'm also a coach for the Elite Cheer team.
00:30 In 2023, I'll be the Malaysian National Coach for the under-18s.
00:38 [Music]
00:45 Elite Cheer Academy was established in 2022
00:48 with two football teams, SMK BUD3 and Sribesar International School.
00:54 At that time, both teams wanted to compete in Bangkok.
00:58 But both teams were not enough.
01:00 So we combined and that's where Elite Cheer All-Star started.
01:04 So far, we have about 200 people in Elite Cheer Academy.
01:08 And for Elite Cheer All-Star, we have about 60 people.
01:11 Starting from 7 years old and the oldest is 25 years old.
01:15 How long have you been training?
01:17 We have training every year from January to November.
01:21 So from January to March, we train as usual.
01:25 After March, we will select the best 20 for the first team.
01:30 Then the second 20 for the second team.
01:33 And for the under-18s, we will see who is the most flexible,
01:37 who is more committed and who is more...
01:39 People say that for under-18s, we are a little different.
01:41 We will choose more mature kids
01:44 so that we can groom them to be a better athlete.
01:46 Open.
01:48 Close.
01:49 Open.
01:50 Close.
01:51 The story is very simple.
01:53 I want to do an activity that I can do with my little sister.
01:56 So at that time, we watched Bring It On on TV.
01:59 And we thought, "Oh, she can wear pretty clothes and groom people."
02:03 And cheerleading is a combination of performance and sport.
02:08 So the two things that I love most combined, cheerleading.
02:11 And this is where all the journey started.
02:13 With the intention at the beginning, I just want to spend time with my sister.
02:16 But it became a passion.
02:18 And I am today is a hobby that I cannot live without.
02:22 I have been in this industry for about 11 years.
02:25 In cheerleading, we have three types.
02:34 One is solo.
02:35 Then we have a duo, pairing.
02:37 And the last one is a team.
02:39 So for me, I am an expert.
02:41 I have also been an Asian champion for many years for the duo.
02:45 Then we have a group.
02:47 And now we introduce solo.
02:49 Solo is when we do a little gymnastics.
02:51 Discomfort and injuries cannot be separated.
02:59 So at first, there was also an injury like sprain, broken leg.
03:03 That we have to change our athlete.
03:05 There are those who are about two weeks before the competition.
03:07 My sister's arm was broken and could not go to Singapore and everything.
03:10 So at first we couldn't perform as well as we did now.
03:14 Because of these challenges.
03:16 Press the stand.
03:17 7, 8, 1, 2.
03:18 Down.
03:19 Wave.
03:20 Sushi down.
03:21 Okay, 1, 2, down.
03:23 Okay, cradle.
03:24 7, 8, 1, 2.
03:25 Okay.
03:28 If you see IG, I always do acrobatics.
03:30 That's for my own training.
03:32 Because I am still competing.
03:34 After that, I got second place in Kejohanan in Indonesia.
03:38 I got second place.
03:39 And Kejohanan in Bangkok, I got first place.
03:42 Okay, so as an athlete, we are really interested in this sport.
03:45 And as we get older, we can't perform as good as we were back then.
03:50 So now I'm 29 years old.
03:52 I can't perform as well as I did when I was 21.
03:56 So this is a very suitable time for me to continue my career.
03:59 And to continue this legacy to build a better team.
04:03 And because I love to teach so much.
04:05 I love all the kids.
04:06 All these kids have been a part of my life for a very long time.
04:10 They become a student.
04:11 And they become a close person to me.
04:15 So my students, not only I teach cheerleading.
04:18 But I can also take care of their problems at home and at school.
04:23 Hi, my name is Momo.
04:26 I'm 10 years old.
04:27 I'm from Sribeshkari.
04:28 And I'm captain for Baby Falcons.
04:30 What do you think about Coach Myra?
04:32 Coach Myra is the best.
04:33 So pretty.
04:35 I love her so much.
04:38 She has made me a better person after I joined cheer.
04:42 Has she been tough with you?
04:44 No.
04:45 Well, sometimes when she's tough, it's just to make us be better.
04:50 Coach Myra, very patient.
04:52 Very loving.
04:53 And she's the best coach.
04:55 She's my favourite coach.
04:57 She's not only a coach.
04:58 She's also like a mother to us.
05:00 She cares about us.
05:01 She's like being our friend.
05:02 She tells a lot of stories about herself.
05:05 And she listens.
05:07 She always listens if we ever have anything to talk about.
05:10 I think it's very good for a coach to listen to us.
05:12 Rather than just putting us to training and multiple training.
05:15 As long as you care about us, she knows how are we going on in our life.
05:19 And cares about us, knows what are we going on in our lives.
05:22 For me, Coach Myra is one of the more stronger and stable women that I know.
05:30 I see her like my mother.
05:32 Because my mother is also a single mother who works strong.
05:36 Everything she works by herself.
05:37 Raising my two sisters and me alone.
05:42 So, when I see Coach Myra working so hard for her own pursuit in her dreams.
05:47 I feel that, I feel touched.
05:50 I feel touched and hope her all the best.
05:53 Thank you Coach Myra for always listening and always asking how we are.
06:02 And thank you for letting me join your team.
06:06 Thank you for letting me become ECA captain.
06:08 And thank you for everything.
06:11 I love you Coach Myra.
06:12 Hi Bobby!
06:14 Alright, okay.
06:17 Good job, Hedy!
06:27 Being a Malaysian teenager is to be a talented teenager.
06:32 The most important thing is to be yourself.
06:34 You don't have to be certain people to do certain things.
06:36 You can be the best version of you.
06:38 If today, you are a musician.
06:43 Be the best musician and don't follow others.
06:46 Follow what your heart desires.
06:48 I am a Malaysian teenager.
06:50 I make sure I am educated.
06:51 Even though I am an athlete, education always comes first.
06:55 With education, your sports and your career will go online.
06:58 Hi, I am Myra Natasha.
07:00 I am the coach of Elite Cheer All-Star.
07:03 And I am a Malaysian teenager.
07:06 Go Malaysians!
07:09 Go Malaysians!
07:12 Go Malaysians!
07:15 Go Malaysians!
07:18 Go Malaysians!
07:21 Go Malaysians!
07:24 Go Malaysians!
07:26 [BLANK_AUDIO]