I've said before, 'gymnastics is abusive,' but now I know it's not the sport that's abusive - it's the culture that was created and accepted and normalized. — Katelyn Ohashi Copy Share Image
I used to hate my legs. Now I've learned to embrace them. They've allowed to do everything that I am able to do. — Katelyn Ohashi Copy Share Image
I've been told I looked like I swallowed an elephant or a pig, whichever was more fitting that day. — Katelyn Ohashi Copy Share Image
There was a time where I was on top of the world, an Olympic hopeful. — Katelyn Ohashi Copy Share Image
My teammates and my coaches have all allowed me to step into my individuality and not be defined by just being a gymnast. — Katelyn Ohashi Copy Share Image
How I've always felt is that the fun in gymnastics got taken away from me too soon. — Katelyn Ohashi Copy Share Image
Whenever I had to move away from my dad, it was so hard; like, I would cry myself to sleep. — Katelyn Ohashi Copy Share Image
I was compared to a bird that was too fat to lift itself off the ground. — Katelyn Ohashi Copy Share Image
In life, we are told to do or be so many different things and expected to fit so many different expectations; I think that's… — Katelyn Ohashi Copy Share Image
