Rhythmic gymnast out to prove she's more than pretty face

 Son Yeon-jae,20, the South Korean rhythmic gymnast, has been making history virtually every step of the way since her senior debut in 2010.

 She is eyeing her first Asian Games gold medal in Incheon. Son Yeon-jae became the first South Korean rhythmic gymnast to win an Asian Games medal, finishing third in the individual all-around event.

Two years later at the London Summer Olympics, Son finished fifth, the best Olympic performance ever by a South Korean rhythmic gymnast.

She won a silver at the 2013 World University Games and swept up three gold medals, including one in the all-around, at the 2013 Asian championships

Son, who is training in Croatia. "I won my first all-around medal as a senior at the Asian Games four years ago, and this competition holds a special meaning for me," she said. "Since the Asian Games this year will be at home, I am determined to do my best and post good scores on the board."

   Son is scheduled to compete at the world championships in Turkey in September before arriving in Incheon

Good Luck to Son Yeon-jae.

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