Top rhythmic gymnast calls it quits to run dance studio


Sleek performance: Amy in action during the gold medal-winning ribbon routine in the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. Inset: It’s bye bye now as she embarks on another chapter of her life.

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian gymnasiums have lost a leading light. Amy Kwan Dict Weng, who used to floor everyone with her dazzling smile and infectious charm, has announced her retirement.

The national rhythmic gymnast is looking to chart a new life path with her dance studio in Kajang.

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