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Danusia Francis is set to perform her innovative beam routine at Tokyo 2020, which includes a unique dismount.

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Danusia Francis on what it’s like to compete on the dreaded beam routine

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2016 Olympian Rose Woo and rising stars Felix Dolci and Chris Kaji claimed the titles at last weekend’s Canadian Gymnastics Championships.
Woo took the gold medal in the women’s competition, ahead of silver medallist Denelle Pedrick and Ava Stewart, who competed at last summer’s Tokyo Olympic Games.
The women’s competition

KITAKYUSHU, JAPAN - OCTOBER 18: Rose Woo of Canada competes on the balance beam during women's qualification on day one of the 50th FIG Artistic Gymnastics Championships at Kitakyushu General Gymnasium on October 18, 2021 in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan. (Photo by Toru Hanai/Getty Images)

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The tears that flowed from Danusia Francis after finally qualifying for Tokyo 2020, taking place in 2021, told the story. The 27-year-old artistic gymnast thought her Olympic moment had gone. She thought that performing a showcase beam routine at the London 2012 test event was as close as she was

Danusia Francis, representing Jamaica,  performs her floor routine during qualification at the FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships on October 04, 2019 in Stuttgart, Germany. (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images)

Danusia Francis performing her floor routine at the 2019 artistic gymnastics world championships

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Having never given up on her Olympic dream, Jamaican gymnast Danusia Francis looks ahead to the Games in Tokyo and how she can empower others in her sport by taking a stand against abuse. The Team GB alternate from London 2012 also shares why it was Elena Zamolodchikova who inspired her at a young age, to chase a feeling and make it to the top of the sport.

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Danusia Francis on what it’s like to compete on the dreaded beam routine

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