You Know You're A Gymnast When...

Pictured: Haylee Roe

"You know you're a gymnast when you do handstands on the animal statues at the zoo!" - Haylee Roe (4 Time JO National Qualifier/Future Illini)

"You know you're a gymnast when you get asked if you're a weight lifter in airport security when they make you take off your jacket." - Victoria Moors (Canadian Olympic Team Member)

"You know you're a gymnast when you always have to wash your hands after moisturizing." - India McPeak (Irish National Team Member/Freshman at Michigan) 

"You know you're a gymnast when every muscle in your body hurts." - Catherine Lyons (English National Champion/Junior European Floor Champion) 

"You know you're a gymnast when the only bar you're at this whole summer is an uneven bar." - Olivia Karas (2014 JO National Champion/ Future Michigan Wolverine) 

"You know you're a gymnast when you sit down and your toes are naturally pointed." - Laurie Hernandez (US National Team Member) 

"You know you're a gymnast when you've never had a spring break." - Bridgey Caquatto (Former US National Team Member/ Junior at Florida) 

"You know you're a gymnast when you still get the children's menu and crayons at restaurants." - Emily Schild (Senior elite/ Future Georgia Gym Dog) 

"You know you're a gymnast when you can't grip your steering wheel on the drive home because your hands are still burning from your two hour rotation on bars!" - Amelia Hundley (US National Team Member/ Future Florida Gator) 

"You know you're a gymnast when you're so bored at your friends house that you decide to time how long you can hold your handstand." - Sydney McGlone (2012 Nastia Liukin Cup Qualifier/ Future Arkansas Razorback)

"You know you're a gymnast when you put on a shirt and it doesn't go over your shoulders." - Peng Peng Lee (Former Canadian National Team Member/ Junior at UCLA) 

"You know you're a gymnast when you have to lay down in the locker room between events." - Bayle Pickel (2011 JO National Champion)

"You know you're a gymnast when every time you tell someone what sport you do, they ask if you're going to the Olympics." - Elizabeth Price (2014 American Cup Champion/ Freshman at Stanford)