Simone Biles has been thinking of colors lately. The seven-time Olympian was framed at the US National training camp in Texas. There, Simone Biles tried something she hadn’t done in a while: the Amanar maneuver, pushing her boundaries. Her phantasmagoria continued, conveying an idea of the same dexterity that had before left the audience in amazement. Aside from that, the 26-year-old gymnast gave the Simone Biles Invitational a considerable amount of time last week.
Simone Biles had been thrilled on social media before that Meet, when she was planting a deep root. Thus, the legend became grateful when the memory disappeared once more.
Texas hosted the Simone Biles Invitational from February 1–February 4, 2024. The gymnast, who has won 23 global titles, took a minute after the competition to thank everyone who had helped out at that meet. She wrote on Instagram, “I hope you had an incredible experience that you will always cherish. I want to thank all of the gyms and athletes for coming out to support and congratulate y’all on competing.”
Texas hosted the Simone Biles Invitational from February 1–February 4, 2024. The gymnast, who has won 23 global titles, took a minute after the competition to thank everyone who had helped out at that meet. She wrote on Instagram, “I hope you had an incredible experience that you will always cherish. I want to thank all of the gyms and athletes for coming out to support and congratulate y’all on competing.”
Over the course of the four days, numerous people contributed to the gymnastics competition. The parents of Simone Biles were largely responsible for that. In the end, Nellie Biles’ selfless sacrifice in the first place was what led to the meet. As Nellie’s daughter, Simone was especially appreciative to her parents. “I’ve always dreamed of hosting my own competition, but I never thought it would actually happen,” the woman wrote. I am so grateful for the opportunity to host this tournament, but I couldn’t have done it without everyone’s love and support.
Jonathan Owens also got his due appreciation for helping out at the meeting. In addition, Tiana Sumanasekera, Joscelyn Roberson, Zoe Miller, and Jordan Chiles were acknowledged by their teammates for their supporting performances. But Roberson, the newbie in the competition, had a few words to say about that.
In addition to providing a joyful arena for aspiring artistic gymnasts, the Simone Biles Invitational is an official Nastia Liukin Cup qualification competition. Joscelyn Roberson wrote a note of gratitude for the meet after understanding that there were opportunities all under one roof. She posted on Instagram, saying, “This weekend was so much fun! I appreciate @worldchampionscentre organizing this.
