Tse Wing Fai and Ip Kwun Ying are not your average athletes. By day they each juggle demanding careers—one running a fitness center, the other working full-time as a physiotherapist. But when night falls, they train side by side on the handball court, united by a single dream.
This year, these slashie athletes have earned the honor of representing Hong Kong SAR in the men's handball competition at the 15th National Games, hosted for the first time at Kai Tak Sports Park. It's a milestone moment for the city's vibrant sports community.
Their journey isn't just about goals and victories on the court. It's a story of persistence—balancing boardroom meetings, client sessions, and physiotherapy appointments with early morning drills and late-night practices. It's about refusing to let busy schedules dim the fire for a game they love.
Game On, Kai Tak! – Road to the National Games, an upcoming documentary, will take you behind the scenes of their preparation, showing how passion and teamwork fuel their quest. Stay tuned for a front-row seat to the power of never losing sight of your goals.
In a world where chasing a single passion can feel like a full-time job, Tse and Ip prove that with determination, you can wear many hats—and still score big.
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