The floor exercise event in women‘s gymnastics is one of the most exciting events to watch during any gymnastics competition. It is a choreographed routine performed on a square carpeted area with music. The athletes perform a series of tumbling, leaps, and spins to showcase their strength, agility, and flexibility. Each routine is unique and often includes a combination of acrobatic tricks, such as handsprings, somersaults, and cartwheels.
The goal of the floor exercise event is to demonstrate a combination of strength, balance, and control in order to score the highest possible score. Well here’s a woman, Trinity Thomas, who demonstrates all of those on her way to earning a perfect score.
Trinity became the NCAA’s all-around individual champion, along with becoming the floor and uneven bars champion after posting scores of 39.8125, 10.0, and 9.9750, respectively, during the team semifinals.
With an all-around 39.8125 score which ties the highest in NCAA semifinals history, she stunned everyone in the room. Trinity is truly blessed. Watch the full video below and please leave us a Facebook comment to let us know what you thought!
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