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2008 Olympic gymnastics silver medallist Chellsie Memmel just wanted to get back in shape after giving birth. Little did she know where it would lead.
So, she turned to the familiar: gymnastics. She was already spending her days as a coach inside M&M Gymnastics in New Berlin, Wisconsin, where years

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One year into their tenures as the U.S. women’s gymnastics team leaders, 2008 Olympic silver medallist Alicia Sacramone Quinn and Chellsie Memmel are focused on a more personal approach with the squad.
Taking over the reins of a successful team – let alone one as dominant as the U.S. women’s

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A year on, Memmel and Sacramone Quinn reflect on their time at the helm of U.S. squad

Chellsie Memmel is putting her considerable experience in artistic gymnastics to work - quite literally.
The 34-year-old competed at her first World Artistic Gymnastics Championships back in 2003, where she helped her U.S. team to a historic first gold medal. She also picked up individual honours on the uneven bars.

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Chellsie Memmel has a world of experience in artistic gymnastics. The 34-year-old competed at her first World Championships back in 2003, where she helped her U.S. team to a historic first gold medal. A lot has happened since then. The 2008 Olympic team silver medallist turned U.S. national team coach tells why it took her some time adjusting to her new role.

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Chellsie Memmel's new role: It's all about being stronger together

U.S. women’s gymnastics technical lead Chellsie Memmel liked a lot of what she saw at her first domestic competition since becoming part of a new three-pronged leadership team at the top of a program that has long been a powerhouse in the sport.
“I see a lot of good things

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Chellsie Memmel on state of U.S. women’s gymnastics: “I see a lot of good things and I think we’re in a good place.”

2008 Olympic artistic gymnastics silver medal-winning teammates Alicia (neé Sacramone) Quinn and Chellsie Memmel now have something else in common: an unexpected desire to help lead the national team for which they previously competed.
The duo comprise two-thirds of a newly formed and announced U.S. women’s gymnastics leadership team. Quinn,

BEIJING - AUGUST 10:  (L-R) Chellsie Memmel and Alicia Sacramone of the United States look on after competing in the qualification round for the women's artistic gymnastics event held at the National Indoor Stadium during Day 2 of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games on August 10, 2008 in Beijing, China.  (Photo by Vladimir Rys/Bongarts/Getty Images)

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Chellsie Memmel took questions for the first time Thursday (9 June) since starting her new role as the U.S. women's gymnastics technical lead. The 2008 Olympic team silver medallist is part of a trio that will now guide the program, and she is joined by fellow 2008 Olympian Alicia Sacramone

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 25: Chellsie Memmel performs during the Gold Over America Tour at Staples Center on September 25, 2021 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Katharine Lotze/Getty Images)

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Gymnastics Weekly News: Chellsie Memmel's first interview as U.S. women's technical lead

2008 Olympic silver medal-winning gymnastics teammates Chellsie Memmel and Alicia Sacramone Quinn are teaming up again.
The duo, along with coach Dan Baker, will lead the U.S. women's gymnastics elite program in a restructuring of what was previously known as the high-performance director or national team coordinator role, according to

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2008 Olympic team silver medallist and 2005 world all-around champion Chellsie Memmel of the United States is leaving the door open for more in her inspiring return to artistic gymnastics at age 32.
“I am not shutting the door on gymnastics and plan to stay in the gym and see

Former gymnastics world champion and Olympic silver medalist Chellsie Memmel stretches prior to practicing at her family-owned gym in New Berlin on Thursday, May 6, 2021. Memmel, 32, is attempting to return to competition following a nearly decade-long break.nwn_Chellsie Memmel_0512p1

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Rounding Off: Chellsie Memmel says she's "not shutting the door on gymnastics” after disappointing second night at U.S. Championships

U.S. gymnast and Olympic champion Laurie Hernandez is set to return to competition next month at the Winter Cup, scheduled for 26-28 February in Indianapolis.
Hernandez first tweeted that the Winter Cup would be her first event in nearly five years and her agent later confirmed her participation to NBC

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Olympic gymnastics gold medallist Laurie Hernandez has added a new line to her impressive resume this week: recording artist. The 20-year-old is featured on her first song alongside Josh Del. The song, titled simply “Friend” is available to stream on all major platforms.
“My first song is out with my

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