She’s really taking women empowerment onto the next level.

Youngest  Malaysia Artistic Gymnast Farah Ann Abdul Hadi proves that she’s more than just pretty face. First, she made us proud when she brought  Malaysia’s first-ever gold medal during her outing in the Ukraine International Cup 2019, having won gold on Uneven Bars and Silver on Floor Exercise.

 

 

 

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Gold on Uneven Bars ? and Silver on Floor Exercise.? . It has been such an amazing experience here in Ukraine. I couldn’t have done it without my amazing coaches Ms. Nataliya and @sw3727 who always push me to do my best and always believe in me. My teammates who are incredible and whom I wouldn’t be able to achieve what I have without them. @ing_yueh @tracie_ang @rachel1230com @_aziraaziri @esmeldaalfred @sitinurbahirah @geanieeeee.ng @imaanzubaidi . Thank you so much . . . Thank you as well to MSN and ISN , especially @tomnywong for you support. . #FarahAnn#Gymnastics#TeamMas

A post shared by Farah Ann Abdul Hadi (@farahann94) on Mar 31, 2019 at 8:44pm PDT

But, now she has finally broken Malaysia records by becoming the first Malaysian woman artistic gymnast to qualify for Olympics after 20 years. 

The Star reported that the 25-year-old made the cut by finishing 16th out of 20 qualifiers in the qualifying session at the World Championships in Germany on Saturday, and there are seven criteria for selection in total. 

Previously, the women gymnast category was represented by Au Li Yen, she was last featured in 2000 Sydney Game. 

Farah expressed her gratitude in one of her Instagram post, saying that her 8 years old dream finally came true. She also thanked her family and friends who have been very supportive of her journey, and without the guide from the  two most important people in her life, her coaches Ms Nataliya and Ng Shu Wai, she would never make it this far. 

The 2o20 Summer Olympics scheduled to take place in Tokyo, Japan. 

 

 

 

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As I sit here typing this I still can’t wrap my head around the fact that I qualified for the Olympic Games in Tokyo, 2020. It has been my dream since I was 8 years old and to see it become a reality is an indescribable feeling. After coming so close in Rio and not qualifying, it was devastating. I am incredibly thankful and grateful to soo many people in my journey to get to this moment. To my coaches Ms. Nataliya and Ng Shu wai. You have pushed me, guided me and believed in me and my dreams. There are no words to describe how thankful I am for you. To my amazing teammates, Ing yueh ,Tracie, Ena, Azira, Siti , Rachel, Geanie and Imaan. You are the most amazing friends, teammates, and sisters. Thank you so much for everything you’ve done for me. To my family, my amazing sisters , Tina and Aisyah , my mom and dad. None of this would have been possible without your constant support and love. Thank you to Ms Soo, Ms Sukhdev and Kak Nurul for helping us prepare for this competition, and the support you’ve given us throughout the years. Thank you to KBS, MSN, MGF, ISN especially, Erik, Tomny and Thomas for your continuous support and for allowing us to compete and continue our journey for Malaysia. Thank you to all of you who have supported us , cheered for us and most importantly believed in us. Thank you Malaysia ?? Tokyo 2020 here we come ? #farahann #tokyo2020 #malaysiangymnast

A post shared by Farah Ann Abdul Hadi (@farahann94) on Oct 5, 2019 at 11:42pm PDT

Farah is truly at the peak of her career!

Congratulations to Farah Ann. Keep on growing wings, Atta girl!