Malaysia Gymnast - Farah Ann Abdul Hadi

Malaysian Gymnast Darling - Farah Ann Abdula Hadi

 

She took up gymnastics at age three and started to compete at national level competition Sukma Games. Hadi make her first appearance at the 2010 Games in New Delhi, scored 12.050 points (floor exercise), 10.500 (beam) and 10.250 (uneven bars) as Malaysia finished fourth in the team event. In 2014, Hadi then took up the bronze in floor exercise and team event at Artistic Celtic Cup-Commonwealth Invitational in Perth, Scotland. Later that year, she finished 11th out of 24 gymnast at the women’s individual all-around final at Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland .

After the Commonwealth Games, she competed at the Asian Games in Gwangju, Korea. At qualification stage she was placed sixth in the vault (13.650 points), sixth in the uneven bars (12.800), 12th in the balance beam (12.250) and fourth in the floor exercise (13.050). She made it to the final in the floor exercise, and finished 7th.

In 2015, she competed at the Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games), competing in all events — bars, beam, vaults, floor exercise, individual and team — in the preliminary round of the competition and made it to the final of all events. She took up her first gold medal in the team's events, followed by a second in the floor exercise. She then gained a silver medal each in both the uneven bars, and individual events. The Malaysian gymnast won bronze medals in the vault, balance beam, as well as the uneven bars event, where another Malaysian gymnast Tan Ing Yueh took the gold.

South Korea Gymnast - Son Yeon Jae

Fall in love with Korean gymnast's amazing moves -- and pretty face

 

Rhythmic gymnast Son Yeon Jae has captured netizens hearts after impressing the audience with her moves at the 2016 Olympics held in Rio de Janeiro.

Not to mention, her pretty face.

  

  

Although this year she was unable to win any medal, it is already a large milestone for South Korea to be sending their first rhythmic gymnast to the Olympics for the second time.

Son Yeon Jae’s flexibility and elegance stunned the audience at what she could do. Even though she didn’t go home with a medal this time around, the young gymnast has plenty of time to practice and prepare for the next Summer Olympic Games in 2020.



 

 

China Rhythmic Gymnast - Shu Siyao

China Rhythmic Gymnast - Shu Siyao

Shu Siyao (born 12 September 1992) is a Chinese group rhythmic gymnast. She represents her nation at international competitions. She competed at world championships, including at the 2011, 2014 and 2015 World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships.


 
  
  
 

China Gymnast - Liu Xuan (刘璇)

China Pretty Gymnast Liu Xuan  

born March 12, 1979 in Changsha, Hunan) is a Chinese Gymnast. She was coached by Guo Xinming and Zhang Zhen.

Liu said she took up gymnastics with encouragement from her mom, who had to cease gymnastics training during her younger years because of the closure of the gym during the Cultural Revolution. In fact, Liu's decision to continue for another 4 years after a disappointing 1996 Atlanta Olympics (where she failed to make beam finals due to a fall in the team optionals) was partly to realize her mom's unfulfilled dream.

Liu was the first female gymnast to perform a one-arm giant swing on the uneven bars which is named after her in the Gymnastic's Code of Points; she also performed this skill into a Geinger release move. However, this skill was considered too risky for women gymnasts, and hence was given a ridiculously low "B" difficulty rating so as to discourage female gymnasts from learning it. As a result, Liu herself also stopped performing it after the 1996 Olympics.

Liu was also strong on balance beam, but weak on vault and floor exercise.

In 2000, she was China's first Olympic Champion on balance beam as well as China's first All Around Medalist. At the 2000 Olympics Liu Xuan also led her team to a bronze medal, but the medal was stripped by the IOC in 2010 after one of the Chinese team members, Dong Fangxiao, was found to be underage during the competition.

In March 2012, the 1999 World Team bronze medal previously won by the Chinese was forfeited to Ukraine in light of the same information.

At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Liu served as the on-site gymnastics reporter for Hong Kong broadcaster TVB.

In the July 2009, she became a management contracted actress for TVB.

In the December 2013, she reported that she would marry Wang Tao in Hong Kong.