Top gymnast Sharul displays grit as he makes his way back from injury


Tough luck: Mohd Sharul Aimy suffered a knee injury while doing a control test for the World Cup in Egypt last April.

PETALING JAYA: Setbacks don’t define champions but comebacks do.

And national men artistic gymnast Mohd Sharul Aimy is living by that mantra as he pushes through pain and rehab with his sights firmly set on the World Championships in Jakarta from Oct 19-25.

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