girls screaming all day long here, just waiting, waiting on simone. and folks are so excited, in fact that they sold out every single seat. 7,200 of them. all of them here to witness the greatest of all-time back in action. and this meet is so important because it is the last chance to qualify for the u.s. nationals in san jose and then later on in the fall for the world championships. and all that leading, of course, to the olympics. biles has been registered for all four events, and people keeping a close eye on how she does after this two-year hiatus. and that s the last time we saw simone biles compete was in tokyo where she shocked the world by withdrawing from all of her events after suffering from the twisties. that s a spatial and mental block that gymnasts can suffer from where they can t tell what s up and what s down when they re flipping in midair, so certainly problematic for an elite gymnast.
s and all of that leading to the olympics. biles has been registered for all four events and people keeping a close eye on how she does after this two-year hiatus. that s the last time we saw simone biles compete if tokyo, where she shocked the world from withdrawing from all of her events after suffering from the twisties. that s a spatial and a mental block that gymnasts can suffer from, where they can t tell what s up and what s down when they re flipping in midair, so certainly problematic for an elite gymnast. she after the tokyo games disappeared from competitive gymnastics. now so many people are excited to see her back. what does your shirt say? simone freaking biles! the courage and the role model to come out and say, no, my male is more important, my physical healthy is more important. because she could have got paralyzed, let s be honest. i was so proud of her. when you heard that simone
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