Olivia Dunne is taking her fans through her floor, beam, and bar tricks ahead of the College gymnastics competition season. Moreover, the ‘beam queen’ has kept the world on its toes with her sharp landings. Early next year, on Jan 5, 2024, as LSU goes against Ohio State University, her skills would be very crucial for the win. But the 21-year-old has faced some tumbles previously.

Wobbly landings, half-hearted routines, and failed mid-air flips are some errors that the gymnasts make. But besides these, a technical issue is the most common across all sporting realms. On a similar note, in an old video that resurfaced, Olivia Dunne’s unexpectedly awkward situation was uncalled for.

Olivia Dunne’s tumble caught the attention

Planet of Gymnastics took to their Instagram handle to share an old video of the 21-year-old. The caption went like “Having to recatch your breath whenever you have to restart is the worst.” In the video, the 21-year-old stood prepared to embark on her stellar floor journey, but the music was not willing to support her.

She was taking her stance and dropping her hands loose, and that repeated. Though this situation came out in a light-hearted manner, the gymnast knew what she was facing. The in-video text reads, “When the floor music doesn’t work“. Though the trainers and the village behind the gymnasts keep everything on check, a technical complication can be the worst nightmare.

Now, ahead of the season-end championship, one of Oliva Dunne’s team mate took over LSU Gym’s Insta story. When one fan questioned, “How excited are you for everyone returning and all the newcomers added to the roster“, there came a strong answer. “So excited!! We’ve all grown so close this pre-season and all super excited to get started” was the answer. Naturally, the 21-year-old will play a pivotal role this time.

Livvy’s strong routine

With “Lovin on Me” by Jack Harlow playing in the background, Olivia Dunne’s floor routine looked nothing short of jaw-dropping. Donning a jet black leotard and sporting a loosely made bun, the gymnast looked skilled and strong. She stunned her 7.8 million followers on TikTok with chalk dust on her hands for better grips.

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In addition, she tapped her ankles to avoid falls. The video also featured Livvy in the uneven bars and the balance beam. Naturally, she stupefied fans with her mid-air splits and spins. The model, influencer and gymnast all in one, Olivia Dunne is looking forward to a podium finish this time.

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