But other than that, I feel like maybe for gymnastics I am kind of one of them, or at least everybody says so. I think the only thing that bugs me is when they don't include women, because then again, I feel like it's a little bit sexist because we worked so hard to put our marks in the sports that we've done so that in itself is kind of irritating. discussion these days and I wanted to know where you think you placed in it and if it bugs you when you're not included in the discussion? And I wasn't ready to hang that up just because of the quarantine and the postponement. Now, obviously, I'm still a year older, but it's just like it's tough, but it's been my goal for a while. And once we did that, we still were doing one workout a day before we could go back to two workouts and that honestly kind of helped keep my spirit up and think that it was going to be OK. We quarantined for seven weeks before we got to ease back into the gym. So, we're going to take a little bit of a break. And once it was postponed, it's like I've gone too far to give up now. We're going to keep striving for this goal that all the athletes have kind of put in their head is the 2020 Olympics. It's just a lot to think about, but then at the end of the day, it's like we worked so hard. But the main thing was just like trying to stay healthy another year, trying to have your mental game up another year, it's another year on the body. I feel like there were pros and cons to both of them. Q: What went into your decision - I know it was hard to wait another year - what were the pros and cons as you pondered keeping training? But, you know, the main goal is 2021 Olympics first, tour, and then we'll have to see. with all the girls and do that thirty-six city tour and then afterwards, I'm not so sure because Cecile and Laurent are from Paris and so they've kind of guilted me into at least being a specialist and coming back. Simone: I knew you were going to give me a hard question, but honestly, right now my main focus is the Olympic Games and then after I have a tour that we've put together, so I'm really excited to go around the U.S. Q: Have you started to think about what life will be like post Tokyo, if this is going to be your final competition or if it's not going to be your final competition, what do you think your competitive future might hold after this Olympics? But 100 days still sounds so far away, but like three, four months sounds sooner. But then again, for us, it's just another day in training, one day closer. Simone: It's crazy because to think about 100 days out, it is crazy. does that mean something special or is it on your calendar just another day on the schedule?
Q: We're quickly approaching the 100 day out mark. Hopefully, we get to show off our athleticism this year at the Games. I feel like every athlete can say the same: we're not going to give up and we're going to keep striving for perfection. It's been tough, but it's definitely been worth it.
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As soon as we got back into the gym, it was kind of like full speed again to try and get ready for this year's Games. But during out time off, we still did Zoom workouts with our coaches, so we were still engaged. Q: What has it taken to get yourself back into for lack of a better term 'Games mode after a one-year postponement.
So, I'm just super excited for the journey. I'm feeling pretty good, pretty confident, and all of our training has geared us for this moment.
Simone: Right now, you know, we're four months out. Question: How are you feeling about your prep in this road to Tokyo?
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