of the Philippines. Health Lim's health had been an issue during his playing days, with the numerous injuries he suffered as a result of his stunts on the court. After his retirement from active play, he kept himself fit by lifting weights, jogging and playing basketball. He has also set up a basketball clinic for children. In the early part of 2005, Samboy Lim started conducted basketball training classes and summer camps. His training regimen and modules focused on ball handling, dribbling, passing, shooting, lay-ups and defense. In 2010, the Samboy Lim Player Development Academy was created. Enrollment was highly successful specially for the summer basketball camps. Unfortunately, the program was discontinued when he suffered a heart attack in November 2014. In the evening of November 28, 2014, he was rushed to a hospital unconscious after collapsing just minutes after coming out of a PBA Legends exhibition game at the Ynares Center in Pasig. According to fellow PBA great Nelson Asaytono, Lim was doing some stretching on the sideline shortly after being pulled out of the game by Legends coach Bogs Adornado when he collapsed. He slipped into a coma, and was first admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of the Medical City, before he was later transferred to the intermediate care unit. On January 14, 2015, he slipped out of his comatose state and was brought home where he will continue to receive treatment and therapy. Samboy's story became instrumental in the passage of the Samboy Lim Law. Republic Act 10871, or “The Basic Life Support Training in Schools Act”. The Bill authored by Rep./Coach Yeng Guiao in 2015, was filed in honor of Samboy. The law provides for basic life support training or CPR in high school in public and private schools. To this day, years after that medical emergency, Samboy continues to receive round the clock 24 hour medical care and is attended to by a team of medical specialists/doctors, physical therapists, and private nurses. Career PBA highlights Member, PBA's 25 Greatest Players Member, 1989 San Miguel Grand Slam Team 2-time Mythical Second Team Selection (1990 and 1993) First ever recipient of the Sportsmanship Award (1993) 5-time PBA All-Star (1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1996) 1990 PBA All-Star Game MVP (Scored 42 points) All-Star Team PBA's 25 Greatest Player Award PBA's 40 Greatest Player Award PBA Hall of Fame Award, Class 2009 9 Time Member - PBA Champion