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Head Coach of Pan-Am Talent Camp, Puerto Rico, 2007 |
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Head Coach of the Peruvian National Badminton Team and the Regatas Club, Lima, Peru, 1994-2002. |
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Head Coach for Liaoning Men's Badminton Professional League Team, 1991-1993. |
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Head Coach for the Chiangmai Badminton Team, Chiangmai, Thailand, 1993-1994.
Two of his students competed in the World Junior Championship representing Thailand in 1993. |
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Certified Class One Athlete by the Chinese Sports Ministry in 1990. |
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Selected for the Chinese Youth National Badminton Training Team in 1988. |
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6 medals in major Chinese and international tournaments despite his untimely injury and early retirement as a professional player in 1990. |
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BS in Sports Coaching, Liaoning Institute of Physical Education, 1994. |
Coach Liu built the
Peruvian National Badminton Team to a formidable force in South America and
Pan America tournaments. During Liu's tenure, the Peruvian National
Badminton Team had won 133 golds, 102 silvers and 121 bronzes in international
tournaments. The Peruvian teams qualified for the Thomas/Uber Cup semi finals
in the European section in 2000 under their leadership. They had repeatedly
identified talented children and started coaching them when they were merely
eight or nine years old, coached them all the way to win gold medals in the
Junior Pan America Championship games, and to become top players in the
Peruvian National Team. One of their students qualified for the Atlanta
Olympic Games in 1996 (in men's singles, as the only player from South
American to qualify for badminton in the 1996 Olympics). As a result of their
success, badminton has become a popular sport in Peru.