Usually, a women\u2019s collegiate gymnastics includes four significant events: vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise. After powering down the runway, gymnasts execute double handspring to gain momentum a vault act. Then comes the airborne routine. While the uneven bars display a notable flight element from high bar to low. In the balance beam, a gymnast needs to gain total control of their balance.<\/p>\n
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Last but not least, floor exercise integrates various acts; dynamic and flawless dance moves incorporated with tricky gymnastics. 21-year-old Gracie Kramer\u2019s belongs to the UCLA gymnastics team. Rest assured, you are in for a big treat.<\/p>\n
She stunned her crowd with an excellent floor routine. Although initially, the commentators did not hesitate to comment on Grace\u2019s routine as \u201cdark and foreboding\u201d. But as soon as there is a change in music, she powers through. Watch the fun display of athletic ability below and please leave us a Facebook comment to let us know what you thought!<\/p>\n