Simone Biles's Sports Injuries
Type of Sport: Gymnastics
Simone Biles's Sports Injuries Table
| Type | Area | Date | Consequences | Content | How It Happened | Recovery Duration | Rehabilitation Details | Impact On Career | Psychological Impact | Previous Injuries | Return To Competition | Severity | Treatment | Medical Staff | Long Term Impact | Preventive Measures | Competition Missed | Initial Symptoms | Re Injury Risk | Support System | Rehabilitation Location |
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| Fractures | Right Toe | 2017-08-31 | She had to withdraw from training for several weeks. | The injury was a stress fracture in her right big toe, which required her to wear a walking boot for some time. | During a training session, Simone landed awkwardly after a complex tumbling pass. | 6-8 weeks | Physical therapy focusing on mobility and strength, gradual return to full training. | Caused a temporary halt in her training but did not significantly impact her long-term career. | Felt frustrated and anxious about losing training time. | None related to the toe. | 2017-11-01 | Moderate | Rest, wearing a walking boot, physical therapy. | Team physician, physical therapist. | No long-term impact noted. | Increased focus on landing techniques and footwear. | None significant. | Pain and swelling in the toe. | Low | Family, coach, medical team. | Training facility and home. |
| Mental Health | Psychological | 2021-07-26 | Withdrew from multiple events to focus on mental health. | Simone Biles experienced a phenomenon where gymnasts lose their sense of space and dimension while in the air, making it dangerous to perform. | Experienced a mental block known as the 'twisties' during the Tokyo Olympics. | Several weeks to months | Mental health counseling, gradual return to training, focusing on mental well-being. | Led to a broader conversation about mental health in sports, but she returned to competition later. | High anxiety, stress, and fear of injury. | None related to mental health. | 2021-08-03 | High | Counseling, support from coaches and family, reduced pressure and expectations. | Mental health professionals, coaches. | Raised awareness about the importance of mental health in athletics. | Regular mental health check-ins, stress management techniques. | Several events at the Tokyo Olympics. | Loss of spatial awareness, anxiety, stress. | Varies depending on mental state. | Family, coach, teammates, mental health professionals. | Olympic village, training facility, home. |
| Sprains | Right Ankle | 2018-05-14 | Had to reduce her training intensity and modify routines. | A right ankle sprain that required her to wear an ankle brace and undergo physical therapy. | Twisted her ankle during a floor routine at practice. | 4-6 weeks | Ankle strengthening exercises, balance training, gradual return to full routines. | Temporary setback but no long-term career impact. | Concerned about the stability of her ankle during routines. | None specific to the right ankle. | 2018-07-01 | Mild | Rest, ice, compression, elevation (RICE), ankle brace, physical therapy. | Team physician, physical therapist. | No long-term impact noted. | Ankle strengthening and stability exercises. | Few minor competitions. | Pain, swelling, and limited mobility in the ankle. | Moderate | Family, coach, medical team. | Training facility and home. |
Simone Biles's Sports Injuries Videos
(2021 Update) Every Time Simone Biles Fell in Competition Since 2013
Gymnastics #SimoneBiles #GoldOverAmericaTour 16 falls in a span of 9 years? GOAT! Simone Biles proves once again why...
Simone Biles Beam Fall and Tears 2021 Olympic Trials Day 2
Simone Biles performs on the balance beam, starting with a wolf turn. Despite a small issue on the first night, she maintains incredible speed and control. She successfully executes three elements in a row, demonstrating her champion's composure by not showing any signs of imbalance. A rare fall occurs, reminding viewers of her humanity. Despite this mistake, it is assured that she will still be competing in Tokyo. She finishes with a twisting double back dismount, though she is capable of more. Her final score is 13.7, with a D score of 6.5 and an E score of 7.2.
Simone Biles Attacked by Bee at World Championships!
The top eight gymnasts from the World Championships in Nanning, China, are qualified to participate in the FIG All-Around World Cup Series. This series will start at the end of November 2014 in Stuttgart, Germany, continue in early December 2014 in Glasgow, Great Britain, and conclude in March 2015 in Dallas, USA.
