She’s the Australian model and high jump superstar.
And on Tuesday, Amy Pejkovic took some well deserved time out for a swim at Sydney’s Bronte Beach.
Flaunting her enviable athletic physique, the 24-year-old stunner showcased her washboard abs and pert derriere in her racy bikini.
Beach babe! On Tuesday, model and athlete Amy Pejkovic flaunted her her washboard abs and pert derriere in her racy bikini during a trip to Bronte
Amy donned a polka-dot two-piece for the beach excursion.
Her halterneck top was held together with a tie around her back.
Amy also paired matching bottoms that showcased her toned behind.
Stylish: Amy donned a polka-dot two-piece for the beach excursion
Model ready: Along with her incredibly toned stomach, the model also showcased her long lean legs as she walked along the sand
Natural beauty: Looking beach ready, Amy kept her mid-length blonde locks out in natural waves
Along with her incredibly toned stomach, the model also showcased her long lean legs as she walked along the sand.
Looking beach ready, Amy kept her mid-length blonde locks out in natural waves.
The high jump champion also added a pair of uniquely shaped sunglasses that featured a dark tint.
Keeping it together: Her halterneck top was held together with a tie around her back
High jump injury? Amy was also spotted with a dark bruise appearing high up on her left thigh
Cancer survivor: Speaking to the Herald Sun earlier in the month, the athlete spoke candidly about her battle with brain cancer in 2012
Accessorising her beach look, she was also seen with dainty gold rings and hooped earrings.
Amy was also spotted with a dark bruise appearing high up on her left thigh.
Speaking to the Herald Sun earlier in the month, the athlete spoke candidly about her battle with brain cancer in 2012.
Going strong: After being misdiagnosed twice with a middle-ear infection after symptoms of excruciating headaches and vomiting, doctors later told her she was very close to dying
Something wasn’t right: ‘At one stage the headaches were daily, I was vomiting at every training session, I could not balance properly. I would try to walk through a door frame and just fall into the wall. I could not do anything properly’
After being misdiagnosed twice with a middle-ear infection after symptoms of excruciating headaches and vomiting, doctors later told her she was very close to dying.
‘I was probably days away from dying, that is what they [doctor] said to me,’ she said.
‘At one stage the headaches were daily, I was vomiting at every training session, I could not balance properly. I would try to walk through a door frame and just fall into the wall. I could not do anything properly.’
Life threatening: But luckily enough when she went on to have an MRI scan, doctors found a five centimetre tumor in her brain
So young: ‘All I could think of was that I was only 19, I still have so much left to do, I have so much left to give and I am not ready to die’
But luckily enough when she went on to have an MRI scan, doctors found a five centimetre life-threatening tumor in her brain.
‘All I could think of was that I was only 19, I still have so much left to do, I have so much left to give and I am not ready to die,’ she continued.
After the condition resulted in her missing out from the London Olympics, Amy is currently training hard to qualify for next year’s Gold Coast Commonwealth Games and the Tokyo Olympics in 2020.
Moving forward: After the condition resulted in her missing out from the London Olympics, Amy is currently training hard to qualify for next year’s Gold Coast Commonwealth Games and the Tokyo Olympics in 2020