Gymnasts strike five-golds in Greece


Malaysia's Koi Sie Yan in action to win the join Gold Medal with S.Shasangari Nagarajan in Individual All-Around at Bishan Sports Hall in Singapore yesterday.(14/06/2015/S.S.KANESAN/The Star)

KUALA LUMPUR: National rhythmic coach Yulia Ivanova could barely hide her delight after watching her charges win five gold medals in their first international outing this year – the Elegant Cup Kalamata in Greece.

But it wasn’t the five golds that lit up her face. She was more excited by her gymnasts’ ability to adapt quickly to changes to their routines.

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