Skating ahead to his future

Fakrulradzi, who lost his legs at the age of six, started skating two years ago and dreams of being a pro skater in the future.

LIVING without legs is not an obstacle for Mohamad Fakrulradzi Zahari as he continues pursuing his hobby and dream to be a professional skateboarder.

The 22-year-old, who had both his legs amputated just above the knee when he was six, said he was determined to become one of the few disabled pro skaters in the world.