Simone Biles:These Gymnasts Will Make A DREAM TEAM For USA Gymnastics Paris 2024
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Simone Biles:These Gymnasts Will Make A DREAM TEAM For USA Gymnastics Paris 2024
This is no secret to all of you. And because it is, you all know that every athlete out there - at least those aspiring to actually compete in Paris - is scrambling to earn a spot in the team. US gymnasts are no exception.
Training hard, these gymnasts are excited for the Summer Olympics. Well, who wouldn’t want to be an Olympian, right? It is for this reason that they are working hard towards the ‘dream’, as some would call it. Obviously, they, like others, are excited to compete. Likewise, fans are excited to witness brilliant performances in Paris.
One of the most popular sports at the 2024 Paris Olympics will be artistic gymnastics. This sport is made up of numerous individual competitions on different apparatus, as well as a team competition involving all apparatus. Men's events include the floor exercise, pommel horse, still rings, vault, parallel bars and high bar, while the women’s events include the vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise.
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Her name is NASTIA not Natasha. And you were talking about Trinity Thomas but showing Kayla Dicello. Do better.
Exactly. Just lazy reporting
Also her full name isn’t even Natasha it’s Anastasia hence the short version of her name being Nastia
MORE BLACK WOMEN! ON THE U.S. TEAM; THAN EVER BEFORE!
WOOOOOW❤
Definitely don't fall asleep on Gabby Douglas. What a fierce competitor! The U.S. women's team is very deep! What an exciting time!
Jade Carey has an impressive skill set that will benefit Team USA.
Also forgot the possibility of Gabby Douglas.
Pulling for Trinity T!
All the way in Trinidad pulling for Trinity too!
If you’re going to have a gymnastics channel, please give the athletes the respect they deserve and learn their names and pronounce them correctly.
Is Sunny Lee with the USA team?
When I googled "2024 Olympics," it said the dates to the 2024 Olympics, are from Fri, Jul 26, 2024 - Sun, Aug 11, 2024. (not July 27 - Aug 5th like mentioned in the video at 6:43 )
It's not NATASHA, it's NASTIA! She's been a major figure in sports for twenty years. Get her name right, please.
Shilese is pronounced shy - lease (ik bc I train with her)
They didn’t show Trinity Thomas, who is black. They showed someone else under her name.
I caught that as well every time you said Natasha, what was that? What was that cartoon Natasha and oh shoot what the hell I want to say Bullwinkle shit and something is annoying the shit out of me. I haven’t looked down further. Anybody cut the fact that this guy is a couple years off I mean he got a screw is that’s for sure22 Olympics 2024. I mean you got some twos in there so you still don’t pronounce the names right you still know what you’re talking about