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Senior Lecturer

BEd (Hons) (University of Liverpool), Advanced Course of Teacher Education - Physical Education (Grantham College of Education). Convenor of the Intra-University Sports Activities Subcommittee of the Physical Education Unit. Vice-Chairman of Racketlon Federation of Hong Kong, China. Holder of International Certificate in Sports Coaching (United States Sports Academy), International Certificate in Sports Management (United States Sports Academy) and Certificate for Olympic Solidarity Course in Badminton (International Olympic Committee). Intermediate Table Tennis Coach (HKTTA), ITTF Development Programme High Performance Coaching Certificate(ITTF), Table Tennis Umpire, Intermediate Handball Coach, Squash Coach, Swimming Coach (British Swimming Teachers’ Association) and Tennis Coach (Lawn Tennis Association). Previous positions: Physical Education Instructor at the University of Hong Kong and Technical Institute. Present posts: CUHK Table Tennis Team Coach, Shaw College Soccer and Table Tennis Team Coach. Table Tennis Coach/Manager of the Hong Kong Team to the 11th, 12th,14th and 16th World University Table Tennis Championships 1996 (Geelong), 1998 (Sofia), 2002 (Wroclaw) and 2006 (Maribor) . Table Tennis Coach of Hong Kong Team to the Asian University Table Tennis Champioship 2008 (Ulaanbaatar) and 2010 (Hong Kong). Teaches Physical Education required and elective courses.

Expectations to the university table tennis team members

Being the coach of the CUHK university table tennis team, I do not solely expect the team to strive for victory, but to be confident to overcome hardship and face challenges. I hope to share with every team member the importance of team spirit through trainings, competitions and the time we get along with each other. So, they can understand that victory does not merely depend on individual skills, but also team-work.
Besides, a team is just like a microcosm of our society. Each of them can experience the abidance of discipline and the ways to get along with others. I believe all these social skills are worthwhile for their future career after graduation.

Director, Physical Education Unit

Doctor of Philosophy (CUHK). Founding member of the Hong Kong Society of Behavioral Health, Honorary Advisor and Instructor Trainer of the European Resuscitation Council, Hong Kong Instructor Association, Automated External Defibrillation (AED) Instructor Trainer of the European Resuscitation Council, Examiner and lecturer of the Physical Fitness Association of Hong Kong, China, International Life Saving Competition Coach and Referee. Lecturer of the University Required Physical Education Programme. Research interests include the efficacy of the Internet for physical activity promotion among university students and physical activity promotion on campus.

Assistant Director

BPE, MS (Springfield), Certificate of proficiency (Award of Merit) of The Royal Life Saving Society, American College of Sports Medicine Health/Fitness Instructor Certificate. Previous positions: secondary school PE teacher, member of Working Groups (Physical Fitness Section) for Supporting Materials of the Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination Physical Education Syllabus (Curriculum Development Council) and Hong Kong Sports Institute HKCAP Course Tutor. Present posts: Lecturer and examiner of Physical Fitness Instructor Courses and Executive Committee member in Hong Kong Physical Fitness Association, Advisor of Physical Fitness Instructors' Union, Convenor of Required and Elective P.E. Programmes of P.E. Unit, College Co-ordinator of Chung Chi College & CU Men's Swimming Team Coach, Chung Chi College Men's and Women's Swimming and Table Tennis Team Coach. Teaches Physical Education required and elective courses.

Being a coach of the CUHK Swimming Team, introducing the updated swimming technique and training method to the swimmers is the basic task. Therefore, all the swimmers in the team are expected to improve their swimming performance in accordance with their pre-set goal each year through the systematic training in swimming and physical fitness so that they can achieve their recent best time in their events during the university years. Besides, all the swimmers are expected to be well trained in discipline and sportsmanship. Furthermore, high co-operation, encouragement and concern among the teammates are expected as well so that the CUHK Swimming Team can achieve her best result in all the competitions and become a continuous improving and high team spirit CUHK Swimming Team.