A formidable pair, Jade Carey and Yul Moldauer earned U.S. team gold at the 2023 Swiss Cup in Zurich for the second consecutive year. With their impressive score of 29.050, they beat the competition handily. Her outstanding performance positioned her among the top competitors in the Swiss Cup. More recently, she has become the talk of the town due to a recent update shared by her as she is “getting back in the swing”.

A Shoutout from AJ McCord

Recently, Carey shared the story on Instagram that was a reshared story of AJ McCord who is an award-winning journalist. AJ captioned it as ‘Rooting for you always,‘ accompanied by a photo of herself with Carey. To this, Carey mentioned, ‘Thank you!‘ Intriguingly, within AJ’s stories, she added stellar performance in the recent OSF match of Carey. Her caption reads: “Tokyo Olympian and Paris hopeful Jade Carey getting back in the swing of competition with her Oregon State fam.”

The successful Olympian and recent Swiss Cup champion, Jade Carey had been preparing to enter the arena at the NCAA Gymnastics on December 16th. A successful attendee of Oregon State University, she already had a glorious career in both national and international gymnastics behind her. Before this event, she had also won the Swiss Cup and proved her mettle on an international stage. In training for the NCAA Gymnastics. Her dedication is incalculable and even her thinking looks toward future days of international competition such as those at the Paralympic Games 2024 held here in Paris.

Jade Carey’s Journey from Tokyo to Paris

A few months back, Jade Carey, the Tokyo 2020 Olympic floor exercise champion, faced challenges as she geared up for the 2023 U.S. Gymnastics Championships. In an interview with Olympics.com, Carey revealed “Since going to the Olympics was really never something that I thought I was going to do and to have made it the first time and now being motivated to want to make it”. Specifically, she addressed difficulties with her Maloney half on the uneven bars, which required dedicated training and a recalibration of her approach.

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Looking ahead to Paris 2024, she is motivated to not only prove herself beyond her specialization in floor and vault but also to overcome the haunting memory of a misstep during the vault final in Tokyo.  “I still think of it often,” said Carey. “If I’m having a bad day, I try to use it to motivate myself, like you’ve had a bad day before and you can come back from it.” She said

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