Ang Peng Siong is a household name to many Singaporeans. He won a gold medal for Singapore at the 1982 Asian Games, and held the 50m Freestyle National Record for 33 years. Now, Uncle Siong coaches swimmers at all levels - from young children to national champions, and swimming remains his top passion. Find out what motivates him and how he will continue to make waves for better lives. If he can do it, so can you. Join us at Liberty SAFRA Swim for Hope 2020 (www.libertysafraswim4hope.com.sg) now

Before Joseph Isaac Schooling, there was Ang Peng Siong, who once held the world no.1 ranking in the 50m freestyle. He held the fastest time by an Asian over 50 m freestyle until 1996. His time of 22.69 seconds stood the Singapore national record for 33 years until Joseph Schooling broke it at the 2015 SEA Games. What stopped Ang Peng Siong from achieving more during his prime? Via a news article on AsiaOne (http://news.asiaone.com/news/sports/schooling-there-was-flying-fish): "Just when he was