Bend and not break


By JOY LEE
  • SMEBiz
  • Monday, 15 Jul 2019

Picking up: Intake at its classes has been growing due to increased interest in the sport.

THERE is always life after the arena, as Sarina Sundara Rajah, 37, has found. The former national rhythmic gymnast was down and out after suffering from a knee injury at her peak. Fortunately for her, she found coaching a good path to fall back on.

“I started coaching in 2004 while studying. And I found that I love coaching. I love kids and the sport, so it just gelled,” she shares.

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