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Simone Biles's Life And Accomplishments

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As Simone said, “ today do what other won't so tomorrow you can accomplish what others can't.” Simone Biles had a tough childhood but with a lot of hard work she became the gymnast she is today. Simone Biles was tough but she had a really tough childhood and school life. Simone Biles was homeschooled at 13 because she had been adopted by her grandfather because her mom was a drug addict. Her grandmother Nelie her adopted mom homeschooled her so Simone could do more gymnastics. There was also a bad side to being homeschooled Simone missed her school friends and cried but she was fine after a month. Before Simone was adopted she went to a public school but then she was adopted so she had to move. Simone also had a fun gymnastics life and worked hard hours. One day Simone was on a daycare field trip and they went to a gymnastics gym and she had a lot of fun. Simone imitated the older gymnasts really good then the gym requested she join gymnastics. Simone then joined gymnastics. Simone always was at the gym and trained for hours. Simone the gymnast she was won three world championships. When Simone wasn't at the gym she was doing tucks off the mailbox. …show more content…

When Simone's biological mom was addicted on drugs they adopted her. When Simone was 13 her grandfather adopted her and her sister. Simone's second mom was Aimee Boorman her gymnastics coach. Aimee was always there for her and came whenever there was a problem. Aimee even came to the Olympics with Simone. Simone Biles is a great gymnast and she overcame many obstacles in her life. Simone Biles is an amazing gymnast and she will keep on wowing people with her amazing

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