Retired but not resting as Farah serves sport in new ways


More to give: Farah Ann Abdul Hadi posing for a photograph with Youth and Sports Minister Dr Mohd Taufiq Johari (centre) and NSC director-general Jefri Ngadirin

PETALING JAYA: Former national gymnastics queen Farah Ann Abdul Hadi may have stepped away from competition, but her schedule remains as full as ever.

From plans to establish her own academy to judging and mentoring young athletes, the 31-year-old has kept herself constantly on the move since retiring from the sport in 2022.

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