Simone Biles

Simone Biles (born March 14 1997 Columbus Ohio U.S.) American gymnast, who was regarded as to be one of the top athletes. Biles was the first gymnast from the United States in history to have won four gold medals during one Games. in Rio de Janeiro, she also became the first woman to win successive World All-Around championships. Biles grew up in Spring Texas in the Houston metro area, where her and her sister Adria had been adopted by grandparents Ronald Biles and Nellie Biles. Simone became interested in gymnastics at age six during a day-care field trip to Bannon's Gymnastix and stayed there for eleven years under the guidance of her instructor Aimee Boorman. Biles was a winner in the floor and vault exercises at the women's Junior Olympic National Championships before moving up to the highest level of competition in 2011. She was the most dominant in her sport less than two year later. Biles stood out because of her unstoppable performance exuberant attitude and the level of difficulty that she included every event - vault bars that were uneven as well as balance beams and ground work.