Jeannie Yeo

Jeannie started Rhythmic Gymnastics at the age of 7 and pursued it for 6 years before retiring. In her years as a gymnast, she represented Malacca state in MSSNM, MSSM, Sports Excel, National Championships and SUKMA. She has trained under Ms Julia Ivanova (the current national coach for the Malaysian RG team). Jeannie has been a CSRG coach since 2013 with level 1,2 and 3 coaching qualifications sanctioned by Malaysian Gymnastics Association (MGF). She is passionate about bringing out the best in her students and with that, pushes her gymnasts to their best abilities. Her students have qualified and achieved good results at various state and national competitions such as MSSS, MSSD, Bakat and National Circuit.  

El Regina Tajudin

El Regina was selected for the Malaysia national Rhythmic Gymnastics team in 1995. She was coached by Mrs Irina Gabashvili and has competed in countries such as Australia, Canada, Uzbekistan, China and Russia. Her achievements include being part of the 1998 Commonwealth Games gold medal winning team (together with Carolyn Au Yong), and was awarded the Pingat Pangkuan Negara (PPN) by the late Yang Di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah. Regina has more than a decade of experience coaching Rhythmic Gymnastics. She believes in contributing to the development of the sport at the grassroots and young gymnast levels. She enjoys watching her students grow and developing their talents in the sport.

Alice Masdewi Cheah

Alice started Rhythmic Gymnastics at the age of 7 and pursued it for 11 years before retiring in 2015. In her years as a gymnast, she represented Selangor state and competed in national competitions such as MSSS & MSSM, SUKSES VIII 2009, SUKSES IX 2012, and SUKMA 2012. Trained under Ms. Katja Kleinveldt (Germany) and Ms. Valeyria (Russia), Alice has competed overseas in countries such as Japan, Korea and China. Alice has Level 1 coaching qualifications sanctioned by Malaysian Gymnastics Association (MGF). Being a young coach at CSRG, she is fresh in her skills and believes in sharing her experience and knowledge with the next generation of gymnast.

Rachel Cheng

Rachel started Rhythmic Gymnastics at the age of 7 and pursued it for 10 years. She was selected for Selangor state team at the age of 9 by Ms Elena Mesheryakova (Uzbekistan) and at the age of 10, she got selected for Malaysia National Rhythmic Gymnastics Team. She was coached by Ms Svetlana Mekantsishvili (Georgia) for 5 years and was under National Group Exercise Coach Ms Eriko Akebayashi (Japan) before retiring. She has competed in countries such as Thailand, Luxembourg, Poland, Greece and Japan. Her achievements include being part of the 2018 Asian Championship in Malaysia winning the bronze medal. She is passionate and believe in sharing her experiences with young gymnast.

Emy Elena

Emy began her Rhythmic Gymnastics career at the age of 6 and pursued it for 12 years. She represented Kuala Lumpur, since the age of 8 having trained by the current National RG Coach, Ms Julia Ivanova (Russia) and Dr. Svetlana Mekantshivili (Georgia). Emy has competed internationally where she was also coached by Ms Eriko Akebayashi (Japan), Malaysia's current National Group Exercise coach. Among her notable achievements were, Most Promising Sportswoman (MSSWPKL) and Personality of The Year Award (MGF). Emy was also a competitive Latin American and Ballroom dancer. Her passion for dance also extended to ballet where she obtained Distinctions in the RAD examinations. Upon her retirement, she gave back to the sport by serving as a dance coach and assistant choreographer in the RG National Team, grooming the KL state team into winning various national competitions in both individual and group exercise categories. Emy is passionate about the holistic development of kids where she believes RG is a great platform to enrich skills like coordination, team work, discipline and self-confidence from an early age. She also finds fulfillment when she sees gymnasts grow into their fullest potential.

Izzah Amzan

Izzah Amzan discovered Rhythmic Gymnastics at the age of 5. It was then that she knew the sport was for her, dedicating her life to it for 18 years before retiring at the age of 23. She was trained under the guidance of Ms Elena Mesheryakov competing in various national and international competitions before being selected into the National Team at the age of 12. She was coached by Ms Julia Ivanova who is currently the National RG Coach. Izzah has achieved great success throughout her RG career representing Malaysia in countless international competitions. She has competed in 3 World Championships and numerous World Cup's competing alongside world class gymnasts all over the world. Her highest achievement is bagging a silver at the Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast in 2018 and a bronze in the Commonwealth Games, Birmingham in 2022. She also won a gold and silver at both 2017 and 2019 Sea Games. Izzah has tremendous experience as a National Gymnast and it is now her passion to share her knowledge to the next generation of gymnasts as a coach. She is passionate in coaching young girls and believes she is able to contribute to the development of the sport.

Shaleny Silvarajan

Shaleny started rhythmic gymnastics at the age of 7 years old and pursued it for 10 years. She was coached by Ms Carolyn Au Yong herself during her days as a gymnast and has participated in several gymnastic competitions. Shaleny is a Physiotherapist by profession and has been in the field for 7 years, whilst specialising in paediatric conditions. Apart from that, Shaleny's passion for kids has encouraged her to pursue studies in special needs education. She is also a certified yoga instructor and is currently teaching kids aged between 4 - 15 years old. By having a rhythmic gymnastics background, she has learnt many skills that mold her to be a versatile individual. She aims to inspire younger gymnasts to develop their skills in the sport as she finds it enriching to see progress in young girls when they not only learn the fundamentals of RG but also when they learn discipline, team work, and dedication at an early age which is pertinent to their development.