Simone Biles

Simone Biles, American gymnast (born 14 March 1997 in Columbus Ohio U.S.), was considered as one of sport's best athletes. She was the first female gymnast from America in history to have won four gold medals during the same Games. In Rio de Janeiro, she was also the first female to have won consecutive World All-Around titles. Biles as well as the younger of her sisters Adria were conceived from Ronald Biles as well as Nellie Biles the grandparents of Spring Texas (in the Houston region), grew up there. Simone was first introduced to the sport of gymnastics through her teacher at daycare Aimee Borman when she was 6 years old. She was a student at Bannon's Gymnastix for eleven years. Biles took home a medal for vaulting, and also a medal in floor at the 2010 Women's Junior Olympic National Championships. In 2011, she began playing in elite levels of the sport. She was the most dominant in her sport less than two year later. The thing that set Biles apart was her consistency her flamboyant attitude and the extreme level of challenge she integrated into her routines throughout the four events she competed in: vault uneven bars balance beam and floor exercise.