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Biles rose to fame in 2013 when she won two World Championship golds aged just 16, and also the title of all-around champion. Biles followed this up with four Worlds Golds during 2014 and another four in 2015. When Rio 2016, her debut Olympics - rolled around Biles was already a superstar and the hottest of the hot favorites for the gold medal. Biles won: she took home golds in vault, all-around beam and team. She is the perfect gymnast. The reason for her success lies upon her proficiency in basic Gymnastics. With a 4-foot-8" frame, incredible athletic abilities, power and a lower center of gravity, this girl is the ultimate natural. Her power is based on the enlightenment of gymnastic basics: with a tiny 4 foot 8 frame, an incredible athletic ability and power and a low center of gravity, she was designed to be the ultimate gymnast. Simone Simone Simone Simone Simone

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