Gymnastics is a physically demanding sport that involves a combination of strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and artistic expression. With that said, competitions are usually judged based on a combination of execution and difficulty. Judges assess how well athletes perform their routines, the precision of their movements, the complexity of their skills, and their overall artistic presentation.
Sarawak aesthetic gymnastic group places second at AGG National Series
Just recently, according to local newspaper The Borneo Post, it was reported that the Sarawak aesthetic gymnastic group has managed to obtain excellent results, placing themselves in second place at the Aesthetic Gymnastic Group (AGG) National Series. Held in Shah Alam at the Panasonic Stadium, the ‘jewels of Borneo’ were able to showcase their prowess, landing themselves a second place in the competition.
Jewels of Borneo that stood out among the rest comprised Joan Chai, Joanne Wong. Qaisara Watiqah, Vernice Lee, Christine Wong, Shirley Ng and Verlyn Lee. Following their victory, the Sarawak aesthetic gymnastic group (AGG) thanked Sarawak Team Manager, Eileen Wong for her dedication, guidance and passion in ensuring that the team would excel.
Source: The Borneo Post
“We would also like to thank all the coaches, parents, sponsors and supporters who have been with us, showering us with unconditional support”, said the SAGGA.
Other than that, the SAGGA shared that the journey to Nationals weren’t easy as it required plenty of hard work, hours of training and a shared passion towards aesthetic gymnastics. This achievement has not only inspired aspiring gymnasts, but it also brought them a step closer to making gymnastics a prominent sport in Sarawak.
Congratulations on the win girls!
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