Training Complete! See Team USA Women Gymnasts Prep For Their Highly Awaited Olympics Debut

Women's artistic gymnastics at the Olympics will, without a doubt, be a true highlight of the Tokyo Games, with athletes representing Team USA leading the charge. Ahead of their qualification round on Sunday, July 25, the four-person US squad [1] and individual athletes Jade Carey [2] and MyKayla Skinner [3] completed podium training (an official precompetition practice) while sporting jewel-covered leotards [4]. We'll know after that round which two athletes out of those six will make it into each event final for vault, bars, beam, and floor as well as the all-around final. Additionally, we'll see if the US is one step closer to adding onto its two-time Olympic team gold streak. If all goes as planned, these women will qualify through to the team final [5] and come home with the win.

Keep scrolling for a glimpse into podium training on July 22. You'll witness Simone Biles [6] executing her soon-to-be signature Yurchenko double pike vault [7], scroll through group images from the session, and more. It gets us beyond ready for gymnastics at the Olympics — and it's right around the corner!

To learn more about Team USA, visit TeamUSA.org [8]. The Tokyo Olympics begin July 23 on NBC. Watch the women's artistic gymnastics qualification round with Team USA on July 25/24 starting at 2:10 a.m. ET/11:10 p.m. PT.

Simone Biles's Tokyo 2021 Olympics Podium Training Video

Here, you'll see Biles practice routines on three out of the four events: vault, bars, and beam. Some highlights: the massive Yurchenko double pike that will bear her name if she officially competes it at the Olympics and the double-twisting double backflip beam dismount [9] that's already named after her.

Simone Biles's Floor Routine at Tokyo 2021 Olympics Podium Training

That triple-double [10]! And, yes, her second tumbling pass, the Biles, is also named after her [11].

Simone Biles's Yurchenko Double Pike at Tokyo 2021 Olympics Podium Training

The amplitude! NBC Sports slows the Yurchenko double pike down in this footage, too, so you can see it in slow motion.

US Women's Gymnastics Team and Individuals at Tokyo 2021 Olympics Podium Training

Sunisa Lee, Simone Biles, Jordan Chiles, and Grace McCallum at Tokyo 2021 Olympics Podium Training

Simone Biles on Beam at Tokyo 2021 Olympics Podium Training

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