I'll say I'm, I'm very proud of Simone and what
she did.
She put her health first in Tokyo.
I know that's not how she foresaw that the competition
going, but I think she did what was best for
her and everybody, you know, in Team USA understood that
and supported that decision.
She was able to take a couple years off of
gymnastics and decided to come back and keep training.
I think she's seeing her now.
I think she's in a really good place.
She's more excited about gymnastics.
She's enjoying it and I think she she is this
is a redemption for her and I think she's going
to go out and do an amazing job and we're
going to support her.
Jade is doing well health wise.
A lot of for her, for her floor teens is
like a day-to-day thing and she starts ramping up as
we get closer to podium.
So she's going to see how she feels on the
podium.
The floor will be a little bit probably bouncier on
the podium and if she feels great she will add
in more difficulty she plans to continue to add.
I'd like to see if she can get to her
full difficulty or close to during podium just to see
how it feels and get through that routine.
But I know her plan is to continue to add
more.
Hesley has been doing great.
I mean, she's been a part of the national team
for a while now.
And I know this is her first year senior.
She participated in 2023 Junior World Championships.
She's been on a few assignments since then and she's
just continued to to progress to add difficulty.
She's been doing really, really well in training.
And I think having, you know, four other very experienced
teammates to help guide her has been wonderful for her.
And I, I think she's, I think she's going to
do well.
I think for her, she just needs to stay in
the moment and just to trust all of the training,
all the numbers that she's done because like I said,
she's been proven to be very consistent here in training.