15/07/2026
Rotary Club of Nilai Central partnered with WSSA Malaysia, Jabatan Pendidikan NS and Pejabat DUN Bukit Kepayang to organize Seremban Sport Stacking Challenge at Terminal One, Seremban.
YB Nicole Tan launched the event with 136 participants taking part coming from PPKI students, autism centres and public. The Organizing Chair for the event our Rotarian Lilian Goh Lai Lian is also the WSSA Malaysia Deputy President and stacking sports advisor to YB Senator Isaiah Jacob. Thanks to Puan Khalidah Bte Haji Omar the Pengarah Pendidikan for giving the necessary approvals and recognition of the event under Education Ministry.
We will be organizing one specially for PPKI children and another for senior citizens later quarter of this year.
📷 Story & Picture Credit: Rotary Club of Nilai Central
📅 Project Date: 5 July 2026
📍 Project Location: Seremban
Sport stacking not only promotes physical fitness, but also academic learning. Students that sport stack on a regular basis have shown increases in test scores and levels of concentration. This is achieved by students using both their right and left sides of their brain.
Helps to prevent and manage mental health conditions (such as depression) and lowers stress and anxiety. Improves our state of mind – boosts mood, energy levels, concentration and confidence.
Sport stacking offers key medical and developmental benefits, including enhanced bilateral coordination, boosted hand-eye coordination (by up to 30%), and improved reaction times. By requiring the use of both hands, it stimulates both brain hemispheres, which fosters neuroplasticity and aids in cognitive development in youth and cognitive preservation in seniors.
Sport stacking offers key medical and developmental benefits, including enhanced bilateral coordination, boosted hand-eye coordination (by up to 30%), and improved reaction times. By requiring the use of both hands, it stimulates both brain hemispheres, which fosters neuroplasticity and aids in cognitive development in youth and cognitive preservation in seniors.
Sport stacking not only promotes physical fitness, but also academic learning. Students that sport stack on a regular basis have shown increase
