Elena Piskun was in the spotlight and on the world's stage as one of the world's top gymnasts. In this episode, we find out what training was like behind the scenes, how her judge bribed her not to quit, and how her experience as an athlete has shaped her coaching style today as she trains gymnasts at her gym outside Atlanta, Georgia. We also learn about her humble and hilarious personality.
Recorded 2/16/22

Part 1: What Makes ELENA PISKUN Think...

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Part 1: What Makes ELENA PISKUN Think...

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