Jordan Chiles faced disappointment on the beams once again. After her fall at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, the athlete failed to make a mark on the second day of the Xfinity USA Gymnastics National Championship 2023 at the SAP Center in San Jose. Chiles occupied the fifth position in Women’s All-Around, with a score of 107.750.

Despite these setbacks, the athlete bounced back stronger. With a beautiful performance in the remaining days of the championship, the 22-year-old secured her name on the Senior U.S. Women?s National Team roster. “Now it’s just going up from here,” she declared. Amid joining best friend Simone Biles on the roster, Chiles posted a story on Instagram announcing her future plans in gymnastics. What could it be?

Jordan Chiles posts her next step

After achieving success at the US National Championship on Sunday, Jordan Chiles posted a heartwarming update on social media. She reposted the olympian and coach Cecile Landi?s Instagram story showcasing the US national team members with the caption “2023-2024 U.S. Senior National Team Members.”

In the picture, a collage of the four senior members, including Simone Biles, Tiana Sumanasekera, Joscelyn Roberson, and Jordan Chiles, was clubbed together which was accompanied by a US flag and a star emoji.

This heartwarming post comes after the athlete paved her way toward training after her Xfinity USA Gymnastics National Championship 2023 fall. Chiles’s UCLA coach Janelle McDonald said that even though it wasn’t her best day at gymnastics, making a jump to all four events was not an easy victory.

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McDonald added, ?This week was a really huge step for her and her process of getting back into elite competition shape. … She definitely got stronger this week from doing that, and I?m excited to see her be able to gain that confidence and style and some of those things to be able to really make a push for the end of the year.?

While the recent imbalance and fall were disappointing for her, Chiles’ biggest career highlight is completing a team-high 56 routines for the Bruins with just three earning scores lower than 9.8. She earned five perfect 10s and competed in the all-around every week. Despite that, the Tokyo Olympics had a different game plan set for her altogether.

When Simone Biles comforted Chiles after a rough Olympic debut

The Tokyo Olympics was Chiles’ big debut. However, a couple of things went wrong. During her stint on the beam balance, she fell to the mat on her hands and knees after her dismount. Post her performance, Chiles was visibly upset and crouched on a chair next to her coach from the World Champions Centre where she trained, Cecile Canqueteau-Landi.

Biles, who had her own beam routine to worry about, walked over to Chiles and crouched beside her. She shared a few words of encouragement and patted Chiles?s knee?before mounting the beam for her own routine.

Chiles finished her routine with a disappointing 11.366 score from the judges, settling for 40th place overall, while Biles received a decent score of 14.0, clinching the bronze despite an apparent error on her landing.

Now, at the recent Xfinity, as Simone Biles soared toward the pinnacle, the gymnast’s best friend faced disappointment. Jordan Chiles? fall from the uneven bars cast a shadow of disappointment, echoing the unpredictable nature of gymnastics.?But Chiles is optimistic about her future ahead.

Hopefully, now the athlete will continue to maintain her zeal and showcase her utmost potential at the big games with her positive attitude and love for gymnastics. What do you think?

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