This year, Pereira has adopted a different training approach under the guidance of her long-time coach Margaret Oh.
Oh, who was not surprised by Pereira's feat due to the improvements she had been making during training, said:"She's much faster and stronger now, with the help of staff from the Singapore Sports Institute who have helped her improve her strength and technique.Pereira said she has been working with a strength and conditioning coach who incorporates elements of speed and reaction into her workouts.
Her 11.58sec effort currently ranks her top in the women's 100m in South-east Asia this year, with Kristina Knott of the Philippines posting 11.64sec last month and Malaysian Zaidatul Husniah Zulkifli clocking 11.65sec in February.
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