
Himanshi Garg
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1 week ago |
essentiallysports.com | Prasun Chakrabarty |Himanshi Garg
There’s only one rule you have to obey if you play from Jordan Chiles’s side. It is about pure aggression. A freshman from the UCLA Bruins gymnastics program knows this fact. That’s why after landing a huge team score of 198.45 in the Big Ten Conference final this year. The freshman left some big words on her social media handle. And what was that? “Just the warmup. #B1GCHAMPS.” A pure threat to the opponents before the mega NCAA final? You can decide.
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1 week ago |
essentiallysports.com | Prasun Chakrabarty |Himanshi Garg
“Like Beyoncé, but with an F.” On April 9, 2022, someone wrote these words as the caption of an Instagram post. However, can you guess what the post was about? It had Simone Biles sitting beside her special friend, Kayla Simone, flaunting their engagement rings with smiles on their faces. Now, three years later, things are different. On April 13 this year, Simone Biles shared several photos on her Instagram story, celebrating Kayla’s big day. Yes. Kayla is now pregnant with her baby boy.
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1 week ago |
essentiallysports.com | Prasun Chakrabarty |Himanshi Garg
Imagine someone texting her father before every gymnastics competition she enters. Well, it isn’t very unexpected, right, especially for someone close to her father? However, how would you respond if we told you that the daughter still sends brief texts before competing in gymnastics events, even though the father passed away four years ago? Touchy, right? Yes. That has been Konnor McClain’s story for the last four years.
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1 week ago |
essentiallysports.com | Prasun Chakrabarty |Himanshi Garg
“Someone asked before the race how would I love to go out, and I said I would just enjoy the moment.” Those words hung gently under the July sky, spoken from the heart by a legend standing on the sacred track of the University of Oregon’s Hayward Field in 2016. The crowd leaned in—not just to hear, but to feel. Because this wasn’t just any track, and this wasn’t just any athlete. This was Sanya Richards-Ross.
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1 week ago |
essentiallysports.com | Prasun Chakrabarty |Himanshi Garg
“People still hated on me all the way to the point of my retirement.” Shocking, isn’t it? To pour your heart into a sport, to climb the ranks, to stand at the pinnacle of the Olympic Games—and still be met with hate. For a track and field athlete, it’s not just about running fast or jumping far. It’s also about carrying the weight of expectations, scrutiny, and public perception.
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