Simone Biles

Simone Biles (born on March 14, 1997 Columbus Ohio U.S.A.) American Gymnast widely regarded as one of the best athletes. As the only U.S. female gymnast, Biles was one of the few to win four gold medals at a single Games during the 2016 Olympics. Biles was the only person to have three world titles consecutively. Biles was born at home in Spring Texas, in the Houston metropolitan area. She and her sister Adria were adopted by Ronald Biles and Nellie Biles. Simone was introduced to the sport of gymnastics through her teacher at daycare Aimee Borman, when she was six years old. She was a student at Bannon's Gymnastix for 11 years. Biles won a gold medal for vaulting, and also a medal in floor at the 2010 Women's Junior Olympic National Championships. She began participating in the elite level of competition. She dominated her sport less than two year later. Biles distinguished herself by being constant, possessing an enthusiastic and energetic personality and incorporating the most difficult of exercises in all of her competitions - vault uneven floor workouts.

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