September 11, 2023

Julian Lancia: Learning

Young Julian Lancia writes a great blog about his 2nd Malaysia Youth Polo Tournament experience.  Coming second two years running has given this up-and-coming player a new perspective of what it takes to be a winner.
September 9, 2023

Feeding Napier

For much of this year, Kuala Lumpur Academy of Polo has been trialing Nutrenics fresh Napier Grass, called Nutrenics Green. It is a hybrid Napier grass that is treated with prebiotics and cut fresh, to a length of not less than 5 cm, bagged and delivered to us the same […]
September 6, 2023

Updated Asian Games Technical Handbook

For those of you who are interested, here is the updated and final technical handbook for the 19th Asian Games, to be held in Hangzhou this September.
August 25, 2023

Julian Lancia: Campeones Otra Vez

Julian Lancia writes a great blog.  His latest piece Campeones Otra Vez is not so much about winning, as it is about what he learned with La Sarita in the process of a very competitive win in a very competitive Tan Sri Jamaludin Jarjis Cup.  As Julian says, “With teams […]
August 23, 2023

TSJJ Cup and the EIA Round-Up

That was no 2-goal tournament!  The speed and quality of play in the Tan Sri Jamaludin Jarjis Cup was more like a 4 to 6 goal tournament.  With eight teams, it was always going to be competitive.  But what a tournament it was.  With no upper limit on handicaps, and […]
August 20, 2023

8 Teams for the TSJJ Cup

Eight teams have entered the Tan Sri Jamaludin Jarjis Cup polo tournament and gymkhana, set to run from 8th to 20th August at the Kuala Lumpur Polo Club.
July 20, 2023

Player and Equipment Bags

Here is Zack’s Tack’s answer to player and equipment bags.  A classic design with sufficient space for your helmet, boots, and with side pockets for gloves, spurs and other paraphernalia.  These bags come lined or unlined, and either predominantly blue or red.
July 17, 2023

The KLAPtomaniacs

Coach Agha Khan and I created a concept tournament called the KLAP-KLPC Polo Challenge Cup, where we played with one Pro with three amateurs of -1 and -2 handicaps in a team. The rules were that the Pro could not go past the half-way line, and therefore could not shoot […]