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LAM Hin Chung
NOC Hong Kong, China   
GenderMen
Born 04 Nov 1986
Height1.85 m
Weight 75 kg
Human Interest
Further Personal Information
Residence Hong Kong, China
Occupation Athlete, Coach
Languages Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Sport Specific Information
When and where did you begin this sport? He began fencing in 2000.
Why this sport? “My father encouraged my sister and me to try different sports from a young age. After one or two months of fencing, I told him I wanted to continue with the sport.”
Training Regime He trains for at least four hours a day.
Handedness Right
General Interest
Nicknames Antonio, Gentle Swordsman (Instagram profile, 18 Jun 2015; sina.com.cn, 19 Nov 2010)
Sporting philosophy / motto "Even if I am the best in the world, I will continue to practise as I want to be better at what I do." (likeaudi.com.hk, 12 Feb 2015)
Awards and honours He received a Hong Kong Potential Sports Star Award in 2007. (hkolympic.org, 23 Mar 2008)
Famous relatives His sister Lam Hin Wai has represented Hong Kong, China in fencing. She won bronze in team sabre at the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, Republic of Korea. (SportsDeskOnline, 30 Jun 2015; tvb.com, 28 Oct 2014)
Other information NATIONAL FIRST
He became the first male fencer from Hong Kong, China to claim a medal in individual sabre at the Asian Games. He won bronze at the 2014 Games in Incheon, Republic of Korea. (SportsDeskOnline, 30 Jun 2015; likeaudi.com.hk, 12 Feb 2015)

COACHING
He teaches fencing classes in his spare time. "Fencing taught me the importance of having a goal. This is what I teach my students. Their goal might be to compete at the Olympics. In that case, I will help them the best I can. They might choose not to pursue fencing in the future, and that's fine. But you should always have a goal in life." (likeaudi.com.hk, 12 Feb 2015)

Major Results
Year Rank Event Venue
Asian Championships
2017 4 Team Sabre Hong Kong, China
2015 5 Team Sabre Singapore, Singapore
2014 3 Individual Sabre Suwon, Korea
2011 3 Team Sabre Seoul, Korea
2011 6 Individual Sabre Seoul, Korea
2010 5 Team Sabre Seoul, Korea
2009 5 Individual Sabre Doha, Qatar
2008 4 Team Sabre Bangkok, Thailand
2007 6 Individual Sabre Nantong, China
2005 3 Team Sabre Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
2004 5 Team Sabre Manila, Philippines
2003 6 Team Sabre Chiang Mai, Thailand