Simone Biles ‘Embarrassed’ by Low Scores at Gold Over America Tour Grip Strength Challenge
Renowned artistic gymnast Simone Biles recently took part in the Gymnast Grip Strength Challenge. She took on the challenge alongside other gymnasts during rehearsals for the Gold Over America Tour (GOAT). The tour will see American gymnastics stars perform alongside world-renowned athletes in cities across America, showcasing their exceptional skills and inspiring the next generation.
The Gold Over America Tour, which kicked off after the conclusion of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, will begin on September 17 and conclude on November 3. At the quadrennial Paris Olympics, Biles added four medals to her collection, including three gold and one silver, bringing her Olympic medal total to 11. With her impressive performance at the Paris Olympics, Biles also became the most decorated American woman. Olympic gymnast. The 27-year-old gymnast helped her team win the individual all-around gold medal at this year’s Summer Olympics, surpassing Shannon Miller, who already had seven medals to her name, to achieve this feat. Recently, during GOAT rehearsals, Biles, along with fellow gymnasts Jade Carey, Hezley Rivera, Jocelyn Roberson, Paul Judah, Shane Whiskas, Brodie Malone and Ian Gunter, underwent strength tests using a dynamometer to measure grip strength. However, the 23-time World Championship gold medalist only lifted 60 pounds. In a video uploaded to Instagram, Gunter was seen calling out in the segment: “Oh, he was so weak.”
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Later, she shared her own feelings through comments and spellings on the same post. “I am embarrassed, hahahahahahahahaha”
Nevertheless, Simone Bills still studied him and added the following, despite his low results.
“But, frankly, this is more than half of my weight,
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In the interaction with the New England sports network (NESN), Simon Biltz shared the children in the United States and interacted with idols in the United States. She believes that this is incredibly special to the tour show (1:24):
“Sharing our stories, having ideas, and holding a gold tour in the United States to not only as a great athlete that children watch on TV, but also to resonate with us really intimate and personally. I’m glad you give me. I think that in our show is so special that we are really very close to them, to pamper ourselves with them, have fun, say hello, greet and interact, and each fan sees how it feels visible and heard. “”