Gabby Douglas Returns to WOGA Gymnastics, Aiming for 2024 Olympics
The Three-Time Olympic Champion Makes a Comeback
Three-time Olympic champion Gabby Douglas is no longer training at WOGA Gymnastics. On Tuesday, February 27, Anna Liukin, along with her husband, revealed that Douglas had decided to return to WOGA to continue her training.
What Douglas's Departure from WOGA Could Mean for the 2024 Olympics
Douglas left the World Olympic Gymnastics Academy (WOGA) over the summer of 2022 and has since been training at a private facility. With the 2024 Olympics just over two years away, Douglas's return to WOGA could be a major indication that she plans to make another run at the Games.
WOGA has a long history of producing Olympic champions, including Douglas herself, who won the all-around title at the 2012 Olympics. With the help of WOGA's experienced coaches and state-of-the-art facilities, Douglas will have access to the best possible training environment as she prepares for her Olympic comeback.
Douglas's departure from WOGA had come as a surprise to many, as she had been training there for over a decade. Douglas had cited a desire to train closer to home as the reason for her departure.
Douglas's return to WOGA is a sign that she is serious about making a comeback to the Olympics. With her experience and talent, Douglas could be a major contender for a medal in 2024.
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