Where do we draw the line between 'having fun' and doing something silly?
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News website Twentytwo13.my had yesterday tweeted t he Amateur Swimming Union of Malaysia's (ASUM) statement, confirming the involvement of three senior and four junior national divers of a "disciplinary issue" during their training in Guangzhou, China. This comes following a video that made its rounds showing several divers allegedly " partying and drinking alcohol", as widely reported. The reports also named the divers involved - Pandelela Rinong, Nur Dhabitah Sabri, Chew Yiwei, Hanis Nazirul Jaya Surya, Jellson Jabillin, Gabriel Gilbert Daim and Kimberly Bong. Smoking severely impairs a person's stamina - even more so for an athlete. Yet, it is obvious some of our athletes continue to smoke. I'm sure the experts (and test results) from the National Sports Institute know so (and will reveal so). Alcohol when consumed excessively is bad for health too. But athletes of the yesteryear will tell you how they used to spend hours at