Simone Biles shares sneak peak of Team USA's final Olympics preparations before leaving for Paris in behind-the-scenes TikTok
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Simone Biles gave her TikTok followers a sneak peak of Team USA's final preparations before heading out to Paris for the 2024 Olympics.
On Friday night the 27-year-old gymnastics star took posted a nearly three-minute-long montage of her final practice at her home gym before jetting off to the City of Love.
Biles' video featured Team USA teammate Jordan Chiles and replacement athletes Joscelyn Roberson and Tiana Sumanasekera.
The montage began with Biles strapping up and saying: 'This is our last last practice at our home gym before we head to Paris.' She then paused and smiled in excitement.
'We're all surviving, I think,' Chiles says in the next clip.
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Simone Biles shared a sneak peak of Team USA's final preparations before the Paris Olympics
The first piece of action Biles shared was of her on the bars. Afterwards, Biles, Roberson, and Sumanasekera did a segment showing themselves before and after practicing their floor routines.
She then wrapped the video up with several flips on the balance beam.
Biles will spearhead the Americans at the games alongside Chiles, Jade Carey, Sunny Lee and Hezly Rivera. Joining Roberson as a traveling replacement is Leanne Wong.
Meanwhile, Sumanasekera and Kaliya Lincoln will be non-traveling replacements.
Biles will looks to add to her four Olympic golds, one silver, and two bronze medals. Biles memorably collected four golds and a bronze at the 2016 games in Rio de Janeiro. While her 2020 Tokyo campaign did not find the same success, Biles still managed to bring home a bronze and silver.
Additionally, Biles holds 23 golds, four silvers, and three bronzes in the World Championships and two golds in the Pacific Rim Championships.