70YO Malaysian yoga teacher proves it's never too late to learn and start anew


Lai in a traditional yoga pose. - Photos: Putri Zanina

The tinted glass walls of Raja Tun Uda Library in Shah Alam can’t quite conceal Lai Nge Mooi’s beaming smile and rosy cheeks, which sit firmly on her slightly glistening, sweat-kissed skin.

As the automated sliding doors glide open, Lai – widely and fondly known as Mrs See among her peers – enters the room wearing a wide smile, her right hand extended in a warm, welcoming gesture.

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