Shahrul discovers he can soar high on the trampoline


Lofty dreams: Mohd Shahrul Aimy (right), who has set his sights on making it to the Olympics and the Asian Games, training under the watchful eyes of his coaches Ng Shu Liang (left) and Tan Jia En.

PETALING JAYA: Mohd Shahrul Aimy was an avid footballer who would spend hours with his friends on the field at Bukit Payong Primary School at the age of 10.

After football, the boy from Marang, would go to the school’s gymnastics centre and have fun on the trampoline.

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