Becoming A Gymnastics

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As cliche as it might sound, it is true. Often, your success as a gymnast is a measurement of how hard you have worked. Simone trains 32 hours per week and advises to always go to gym with a mindset to “train harder”.

Commit to training, stay focused and persist in every move you make, every flip you

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