Aly Raisman, captain of the U.S. women’s Olympic gymnastics team, explains why the balance beam is the scariest event and demonstrates some of the trickiest skills in her routine. Photo: Getty
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Wow! One of the greatest athletes on the planet!
You are such an inspiration!❤️❤️
She forgot to mention that the split needs to be parallel to the floor or the beam
I love watching her soooo much. ❤❤❤❤😍😍 she's just perfect, her split jump… 😮😍 Omg!
I have a question how does she get her split jump so big?? Plz answer!!!
I have Ben to your gym before
I agree .. I never liked a round-off .. off the end of the beam, it's hard to get your footing just right 😛
I don't think I could even walk on that beam from end to end
I have never understood why they don't make the men do the balance beam as well. It's level 2 of the floor. Everyone should be doing something on there. Just my opinion.
she would own and kill it in the wwe womens division juss sayin
Go, Aly! We are proud of you and Team USA.