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Dominique Moceanu

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Mother | Wife | 2X NYT Bestselling Author | Master Yogi 🧘🏻‍♀️| Youngest Olympic 🥇 in U.S. Gymnastics History (Age 14) 🇺🇸

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Happy 30th birthday to the Atlanta compulsory cartwheel. 🤸‍♀️

Happy 30th birthday to the Atlanta compulsory cartwheel. 🤸‍♀️

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Thirty years ago, at 13, I became the youngest national champion in U.S. gymnastics history at the 1995 National Championships. For nearly two decades after my career, I stood on the outside of USA Gymnastics—unwelcome. This past weekend in New Orleans, on the 30th anniversary of that milestone, I was invited to present the all-around awards and honored with a tribute video. While our sport still has work to do in creating the culture athletes deserve, I felt more welcome than I have in years. I spent the weekend watching incredible performances from the American men and women, and it reminded me why this sport still matters so much to me. To my fans—you’ve been with me through it all. Through the cheers, the silence, the comebacks, and the long years when my name wasn’t mentioned. You’ve reminded me that my story still matters, even when it felt forgotten. Your encouragement, your belief, and your voices have carried me further than you know. I will never take that for granted. ❤️ Here’s to progress, perseverance, and making sure every athlete’s story is heard. USA Gymnastics

Thirty years ago, at 13, I became the youngest national champion in U.S. gymnastics history at the 1995 National Championships. For nearly two decades after my career, I stood on the outside of USA Gymnastics—unwelcome. This past weekend in New Orleans, on the 30th anniversary of that milestone, I was invited to present the all-around awards and honored with a tribute video. While our sport still has work to do in creating the culture athletes deserve, I felt more welcome than I have in years. I spent the weekend watching incredible performances from the American men and women, and it reminded me why this sport still matters so much to me. To my fans—you’ve been with me through it all. Through the cheers, the silence, the comebacks, and the long years when my name wasn’t mentioned. You’ve reminded me that my story still matters, even when it felt forgotten. Your encouragement, your belief, and your voices have carried me further than you know. I will never take that for granted. ❤️ Here’s to progress, perseverance, and making sure every athlete’s story is heard. USA Gymnastics

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“Mom, what were you like in the 90’s?”

“Mom, what were you like in the 90’s?”

Dominique Moceanu

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#OnThisDay at 1️⃣3️⃣ y/o I became the youngest 👶🏻 U.S SENIOR National Champion 🇺🇸🏆 in American #gymnastics history. August 18th, 1995

#OnThisDay at 1️⃣3️⃣ y/o I became the youngest 👶🏻 U.S SENIOR National Champion 🇺🇸🏆 in American #gymnastics history. August 18th, 1995

Dominique Moceanu

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#OnThisDay 30 years ago, at 12 years old, I became the youngest U.S. JUNIOR National Champion in American gymnastics history. August 25th, 1994 💜🖤 #Nashville

#OnThisDay 30 years ago, at 12 years old, I became the youngest U.S. JUNIOR National Champion in American gymnastics history. August 25th, 1994 💜🖤 #Nashville

Dominique Moceanu

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As a proud member of the ‘96 Magnificent Seven, I’m truly honored to be part of gymnastics’ incredible legacy. My balance beam mount from 1995-97 had a unique twist—literally! With its distinct entry & extra pirouettes, it stood out, even alongside Daniela Silivas’s iconic mount, which I deeply admire as a lifelong fan of artistic gymnastics & someone with proud Romanian heritage. 🇷🇴♥️ The FIG informally reviewed my mount in 2006 & 2025, but it was never formally submitted to the Women’s Technical Committee. I humbly believe its originality deserves a place in the Code of Points. What do you think? 💬 Who should we contact to make this happen? Share your thoughts or tag 🏷️ FIG #Gymnastics #MagnificentSeven #BalanceBeam #FIGCodeOfPoints

As a proud member of the ‘96 Magnificent Seven, I’m truly honored to be part of gymnastics’ incredible legacy. My balance beam mount from 1995-97 had a unique twist—literally! With its distinct entry & extra pirouettes, it stood out, even alongside Daniela Silivas’s iconic mount, which I deeply admire as a lifelong fan of artistic gymnastics & someone with proud Romanian heritage. 🇷🇴♥️ The FIG informally reviewed my mount in 2006 & 2025, but it was never formally submitted to the Women’s Technical Committee. I humbly believe its originality deserves a place in the Code of Points. What do you think? 💬 Who should we contact to make this happen? Share your thoughts or tag 🏷️ FIG #Gymnastics #MagnificentSeven #BalanceBeam #FIGCodeOfPoints

Dominique Moceanu

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Thirty years ago, at 13, I became the youngest national champion in U.S. gymnastics history at the 1995 National Championships. For nearly two decades after my career, I stood on the outside of USA Gymnastics—unwelcome. This past weekend in New Orleans, on the 30th anniversary of that milestone, I was invited to present the all-around awards and honored with a tribute video. While our sport still has work to do in creating the culture athletes deserve, I felt more welcome than I have in years. I spent the weekend watching incredible performances from the American men and women, and it reminded me why this sport still matters so much to me. To my fans—you’ve been with me through it all. Through the cheers, the silence, the comebacks, and the long years when my name wasn’t mentioned. You’ve reminded me that my story still matters, even when it felt forgotten. Your encouragement, your belief, and your voices have carried me further than you know. I will never take that for granted. ❤️ Here’s to progress, perseverance, and making sure every athlete’s story is heard. USA Gymnastics

Thirty years ago, at 13, I became the youngest national champion in U.S. gymnastics history at the 1995 National Championships. For nearly two decades after my career, I stood on the outside of USA Gymnastics—unwelcome. This past weekend in New Orleans, on the 30th anniversary of that milestone, I was invited to present the all-around awards and honored with a tribute video. While our sport still has work to do in creating the culture athletes deserve, I felt more welcome than I have in years. I spent the weekend watching incredible performances from the American men and women, and it reminded me why this sport still matters so much to me. To my fans—you’ve been with me through it all. Through the cheers, the silence, the comebacks, and the long years when my name wasn’t mentioned. You’ve reminded me that my story still matters, even when it felt forgotten. Your encouragement, your belief, and your voices have carried me further than you know. I will never take that for granted. ❤️ Here’s to progress, perseverance, and making sure every athlete’s story is heard. USA Gymnastics

Dominique Moceanu

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