According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on January 14, recently, a performance by american gymnasts surprised the audience and many netizens. The athlete will combine Mike Jackson with Earth, Wind amp; Fire)'s hit songs were mixed together and staged 3 difficult moves at the end, winning bursts of applause and applause.
The athlete, Katelyn Ohashi, is a senior at UCLA. At the February 2018 College Challenge in Anaheim, Caitlin incorporated the late rock star Mike Jackson and the famous funk band Earth, Wind and Fire hits into her own accompaniment music, filling the performance with youth and energy. What's even more unexpected is that Caitlin also interspersed 3 self-created and difficult moves in the performance - jumping up and splitting the fork in the air, and holding this action until the crotch lands. The audience and judges were deeply impressed by Caitlin's performance, and her bright smile throughout the whole process was even more respectful.
Caitlin's performance caused a huge sensation at one point. Soon after, however, she chose to expose to the public the pressure and misfortune behind her achievements. Caitlin, who is only 21 years old, said her career has been filled with coaching abuse and training pain. Subsequently, Caitlin published an article called "Behind the Madness", expressing how her love of gymnastics became fearful and intimidated under the domination of the "elite atmosphere".
Caitlin admits that she has suffered from the double torture of "unrecognized" and "ignored" language and spirit since she was a child, and these have left an indelible mark on her life. So Caitlin appealed to the public to let every weak voice be valued, so that every effort was recognized, so that children no longer endure verbal abuse. (Intern Editor: Xu Chenyuan Reviewer: Zhu Yingku)