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"don't be sad because it's over, be happy it happened" imagine he becomes a coach at some point, how cool would that be
I don't think him becoming a coach is that far in the future! I think as soon as the Lockdowns are over and he can reopen his gym he'll be in there coaching!
@@marinakuchenbaur7337 100% true
Who ever he ends up coaching one 2 one is going to be spectacular
Ya
I agree, he'd be a great coach.
Team I can not express my gratitude for every single one of you! Thank you! A new chapter begins & I'd like to think we secured a pretty awesome legacy in Gymnastics. BUT we've only just got started in changing the game of this sport 😈❤️
Definitely! Thanks for sharing all those beautiful moments with us❤️
🙌🙌🙌🙌
Much love bro
Ru still going to post gymnastic videos
Thank you for being such an inspiration to me and so many others. Forever my favourite gymnast
The way his family talks about him tells me more than any medal could
So true.. there’s so much love, respect and support for each other. A beautiful family
He had a great inspiring environment ❤️
Let's say it like this; I don't know what you've achieved in medals, but the way you brought gymnastics into my life through your videos made an inpact no medal could ever achieve. You are so much more than a gymnast, you are a reason someone smiles, today, tomorrow and every single day in the future. Keep being you. You got this Nile.
well said 👏🏼
This goes for me too
I’m a little relieved, tbh. There’s been such a dark edge for ages now. I hope this decision opens up more possibility. More joy, less pain.
No pain no gain
no gain more pain
More pain no gain
No pain you stay the same, very lame. Lots of shame and no gain
@@supreme_zeeyus thats that spirit love it man
You can retire but please do not stop making your gymnastic challenges, collabs and vlogs.
We love them very much.
You are the sunshine in our life.
I knew this was coming... But you're still a Legend bud.
Same; since he had that shoulder/nerve thing occur
Yea..
Yeah it’s so sad 😞 😭
You're the best. I wish you every joy!
Proud to have you as a mate!!! That’s all I need to say 💙💙💙
Thanks Nile for a fine ride. Best to you on your continued good health and good living.
It isn't over, it's the beginning of the next chapter. You've accomplished something very few people could even dream of doing.
people might find this dramatic but this is honestly how emotional I felt when quitting gymnastics, and I only did it for 10years:(
me too, man i still love the sport
I feel the same way about my instrument. I played all through grade school (also about 10 years) and didn't have the time or resources to continue when I went to college. I was heartbroken and I still miss it every day. And it wasn't nearly as all consuming in my life as gymnastics is for Nile. I can't imagine the heart-brokenness and pain he is experiencing. Especially since he didn't want to quit. To have your body just give up on you like that. To not be able to physically sustain the thing that literally gives you life must be... unimaginably painful to experience.
Same. Leaving something that resonates in your soul is traumatic on some level. I struggled to cope with life without gymnastics, so I went back, coach competitive girls teams now, and have never looked back. I'm not me without gymnastics.
Melissa C it’s such a shame because I was 15 when I left and had also started helping out coaching the youngens on my team, but moved too far away and didn’t have time or confidence to join a new team:(
Yall can transition to calisthenics. Way less crazy and way less injuries
I could tell he retired after that most recent big injury. You could see he was losing muscle. So sad, but you did amazingly well Nile. I hope you stick around in the sport as coach for decades to come.
The shoulder or another one?
Yeah, which injury?
@@darsek285 NECK INJURY
@@shaddyponton2825 oh, that one
Just got the notification and was like "NOOOOOO"
Edit: but like his coach said this is not the "end" of Nile, he will still continue to influence gymnastics and young gymnasts all over the world ❤️ thank you Nile!
I was uff
Same 😭
SAME I was like what happened???? What is going to do now because all of his videos were about GYMNASTICS 🤸♀️ that why I LOVE ❤️ his video!!! SAD 😞
Same here!! My face dropped when I read it x whatever Nile decides to do, he is going to have the upmost support etc around him xx
Exactly that!!
When I found out this wasn’t click bait I was speechless 😭
I wish it was clickbait 🥺.
Why would you or anybody else have thought that was clickbait in the first place? Unless you are absolutely delusional.
@@semmurray9805 Because the majority of the time, headlines like this are usually clickbait. Did you just discover the internet? lmao
@@Schatje79 No baby I have known the internet for quite some time now. But that is just the problem with this generation of boys and girls (though now knowing just how old you are), almost everything is taken as a joke to almost every single person.
@@semmurray9805 Clickbait isn't always meant to be humorous. You're masquerading presumption and hyperbole as reasonable validation for your lack of common sense. Try again, sweetcheeks! :D
Who’s crying with me 😭❤️👏
😭😭
me
Mee
Nearly
It ain’t sad tears it’s all happy this man is a living legend and has made so many people believe in them selves 🤘🏻😭
That “COME ON” in Rio gives me chills every time.
Wasn't that during the Commonwealth Games?
@@spanglelime He said it during the Commonwealth Games also but one of the clips is from Rio! 🤍
@@briahreed1171 oh wow! I'm gonna have to go find that 🥰. Thanks! I didn't notice it among these particular clips.
I love the Olympic channel, it means I can see all the countries instead of simply following the American team. I always want to see how my Brits are doing, bc they're rising fast in the world rankings of elite gymnastics, and it's so amazing to watch it happen year by year. 🇬🇧
I can’t imagine how hard this must be, but this is just the beginning of a new chapter! You should be so proud of everything you’ve achieved, you’re an inspiration
Genuinely gutted you’ve had to make this decision. But, your health must come first. Thanks for taking us on the epic ride through it all. I look forward to seeing all the big projects in the future!
You may not have got gold, but i bet you single handedly did more for the sport than any other out there. The amount of people you got interested in gymnastics(including me) is beyond incredible! Excited for whats next
He won plenty of gold, what are you talking about?
@@Simon-oy7kf At the Olympics. Nile has talked about wanting Gold at the Olympics. But the legacy he'll leave outside of the medals will be far greater than any medal he could have ever won.
Nile, one word to you from everyone seeing this video: Respect
My man, I'm American and when my daughter was in gymnastics you were talked about which made me curious who is this guy. Then I found your TH-cam channel and your content is epic. Your family and friends are amazing. Your the voice when people were afraid to speak. The younger generation looks up to you and your a hero to many. Keep smiling brother
I was crying all the way through this video, I had a feeling that this was coming rather sooner than later. I’m so proud of you Nile, you’ve changed the game forever and you gave it your all. Don’t take this as a defeat, this news made me emotional too, but your career, everything you’ve achieved inside and outside the gym is worth a huge celebration. So congratulations Nile, on this beautiful chapter of your journey. Thank you for sharing it with us, I’ve had an amazing time. I’m excited to see what future adventures you choose embark on, I hope some of those make it on TH-cam. ❤️
Same 😭😭😢😢😊😁
What a nice comment to write 🥰
Hmm, you should actually think about why you are crying because of a person you never really met. That's kind of crazy.. Don't delve too much into TH-cam, that's unhealthy.
@@Nangoncrazy it's called empathy mate, a very normal and healthy human emotion. If you don't know what I'm talking about I suggest seeing someone about that.
@@ellis1034 Ye
Gymnastics or no gymnastics - you are still a legend!
When I tell you I cried, I CRIED. Thank you for being my childhood hero, you will always continue to be an inspiration to myself and so many others. Whatever is in your next chapter there is no doubt it will be achieved with greatness and that same fire in your belly! You make me proud to be british, you make me proud to look up to such an amazing, kind and funny person. Never stop being you, and never stop smashing it. All my love and best wishes for the future, the Wilsonators are here for you every step of the way! ❤️
I would love to see Nile in the Olympic broadcast booth! Handsome, knowledgeable, compassionate, experienced, known, humorous!
Some people remind you what a joy it is to be alive, and Nile is one of those people. I don’t really come here for the gymnastics anymore, I just like watching Nile be Nile.
Gymnastics is a tough sport. I did classical ballet for many years, I had to stop at some point because I just couldn’t do it anymore, mentally or physically. You’ve given it everything you can and more - now is the opportunity to continue sharing the sport, coaching and inspiring others, and developing the other parts of your life (relationships, other interests, intellectual pursuits...) so much life still to go. :) good luck in this new chapter!
Couldn't have said it better 👌
Bravo! I was more or less going to write exactly the same message as you did having been a ballet dancer for 30 years (now teaching). A lot of us have followed Mr Wilson for years and are sad we will not see him compete (I live in Tokyo so I was really looking forward to the olympics) but he has to listen to his body and not push himself into damaging his health). Knowing how heartbreaking this decision must have been for him, all we can do is applaud his efforts and courage. Nobody will forget you Mr Wilson
Well said
Ballet fucked up my mental health so much. I can’t handle the eating disorders anymore tbh :/ I’m going to university soon so I’ll be quitting then.
@@flyingdana2317 this is a terrible thing to read. I don’t know your level in ballet but surely you must be in a very strict (and stupid) school. I’m aware of some of the things going on but maybe you could find somewhere else to train? Where I teach we had one of our best girls who started to show signs of anorexia and she was not allowed to join classes, rehearsals or performances until she went back to a reasonable weight and shape.
Oh wow. I have no words. But mate, thank you for sharing your gymnastics journey with us. When you won the bronze, we all shouted with you. Everytime you injured yourself, we cried with you. But the most memorable moments was how much you pushed through and maintained your jolly attitude. It was a privilege to cheer you on as a fan.
Shut up Malfoy
I seen you on a video before lmao, a shifting video.
The end of an era, the beginning of a legacy.
Well put👌
Medically retiring is so incredibly painful. Your videos provided me with so much love for and connection to the sport that was taken from me due to my own injuries, and it’s been so heartbreaking to see what you’ve gone through. The sport never leaves you.
God you can see just how heartbroken Nile is throughout the entire video. I remember when I had to give up playing my instrument when I went to college. I tried to continue but I didn't have the time or resources to put into it and I was heartbroken. I still miss it so much. I remember the pain of feeling like it was being taken away from me against my will. I can't imagine what this must be like for you Nile. I can promise that it does get easier though. I can't wait to see what your future holds and I hope you are doing well.
Nile we can't be prouder of you ❤ you will be our Wilsonator forever!
He’s such a likeable person
Congrats on your retirement Nile! You had an amazing career!
He should be so proud of what he achieved. He pushed so many people to find what they love and do it and the support he receives is humongous and we are so proud of what he has become and how his career shaped his life. Everyone knows that he is gonna smash this next chapter of his life. He’s not shutting gymnastics down forever he’s just retiring from being an amazing athlete not an amazing person. No matter what Nile all of us are gonna stay with you as your wilsonators
Absolute Legend. Although the chapter of competitive gymnastics ends, i think the chapter of content creation is just about to pop of. This fan base watches Niles video's because of Nile. It's about the man and his energy in the video's. Just imagine Nile doing more challenges in diverse sports. For example wth Eddie Hall, Rosse Edgley or just bantering around with his mates. He has a very good basis for a lot of sports and knows a lot of content creators. Former world class athlete trying out other sports, skills and challenges while having a bit of banter, i'd watch that. Nile can be very proud on what he has accomplished and should be excited on the new possibilities that has opened up now his new chapter has begon. Mans had a hell of career and has a bright future ahead as a content creator, nothing to be sad about.
I hope this message somehow reaches Nile
Lots of love from a random Dutchie from the internet✌️
I do think it’s sad, however, I’m also happy for him. This may be the end of one thing, but it’s the start of another. Best wishes.
Why is there only a like button??? Need to smash a massive hug and heart button for you man. You should be so proud of your achievements and you’re an amazing person transcending the sport with your family and personality!!
You are supported, Nile. Your health, be it mental or physical, is the most important thing. Pain can take so much from us, and I love that you have spent the last years showing us the system of support you have surrounded yourself with. 💜
i always feel so emotional seeing neil and joanna in the crowds knowing how proud they must feel of nile, sorry to see you retire but you’re a legend in my eyes and will be for many years for UK gymnastics x
We all grow old. Everything comes to an end.
Just saw your ig post, congrats on the amazing career
Who’s crying already for no reason 😭
Me
Me
Me
Me
Me 😔
he built his channel around gymnastics and no after countless injuries he retireing cant blame him
His dad cheering at 2:13 is the best🥺
I was literally crying while watching this. You have gone through so so much.😭
You’ve had an amazing career as a gymnast Niall, and have inspired so many. You’ve thought so many battles with injuries, there’s only so much your body can take. I know that as I have chronic pain, you’ve inspired me to keep fighting. I’m now 25 years old my birthday was last Friday. You’ve made me realise I can set more goals and achieve them. At the same age as me you’ve achieved so much, all the medals you have won, changing the sport for better, working with British Gymnastics to change lives and your youtube channel. Enjoy your retirement Niall, love Katie from Hertfordshire ❤️🇬🇧
Im not crying I’m sweating threw my eyes
through*
Above all else, you must look after yourself.
You are the biggest inspiration...truly helped me push through injury and I’m sure you helped many others too. Well done Nile you hold a legacy like no one else!!
We love you Nile! You are an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your journey, challenges, and letting us see your bravery and fortitude through it all. You speak to many kinds of people, not just gymnasts.
I’ve been following Nile now for almost 4 years and I new this was coming I just didn’t think it would be this soon .
Nile’s videos always make me smile I love the ones where he’s just messing around in the gym
I cried the whole way through this video but just because he’s retired don’t mean that he’s not the amazing Nile Wilson that everybody love 💙
This is the first video I’ve seen of his and I still cried pretty much the whole way through, too😭 he and his family are so god damn precious. We desperately need to shine more light on families like this that have a positive dynamic, who truly love and support one another. It’s great to see loving families and good parenting still exist in this insane world and on the internet.
I was a gymnast for a big part of my life (in the US) starting at 3 years old, I was never particularly good though as in a whole ass decade I only made it up to level 6 lol. I’m 29 now and can basically only do like a handstand/walk on my hands (my fav), and even that hurts my wrists after not too long😅 I think it’s partly bc I stopped working out those muscles but also bc I’m getting kinda old. Well, in gymnastics years at least lol.
I can’t believe I only just came across this powerhouse of an individual, I’m sad that I didn’t get to be a part of his journey with you guys but I already know the best is yet to come. He’s going to go on to make an even greater impact on ppl by coaching and working with them personally. I truly hope he can find peace for his mind and within himself, if anyone of us deserves that it’d probably be him.
I did 2 but hes still so young I would thought he retired at like 35
Never wanted something to be clickbait as much as this. All love tho brother on to the next chapter of your life❤
He doesn’t really post clickbate which is really awesome because you know the things you are clicking on are true but it also makes some things pretty sad like this video
i’m not crying you are, this is not the end, it’s the beginning, we all love you nile 💙💙
The pride that Joanna has for Nile's gymnastics is so sweet. I grew up a competitive figure skater with an old sister very much like that. It always felt like my mum had to think I was great but my sister thought I was great because she truly believed it.
Had a feeling this was coming, but I'm still sad for you. I know this is hard, but you have so much to bring to the world still, just in a different way! Hope you always remember that!
You had a fantastic career Nile, we’ll done. So glad I got the chance to meet you, you are an inspiration to all. Big love, big heart. Big future ahead❤️
Moving forward can be like looking into darkness. You have to take time to mourn and then get on with life.
I think you should concidered being an ambassador for the treatment of gymnasts and help find ways to make the system work better.
If you didn't cry throughout this, you have no soul. Amazing career, Nile, inside and outside of gymnastics! Keep grinding and shining. 🌟
Crying is the only way to feel compassion? Think twice before writing something too stupid for you
Fucking hell...it was a joke.
@@sammyamine dude ppl are fuckin nuts nowadays always gotta be offended by somethin🤣🤣
Do not take the bait. Sammy wants attention
54 yr old dad here, and have loved following your antics. Stay healthy, live well & don't go mad. Cheers & thank you.
I just found your channel and it reminds me so much of when my younger sister (now 21) was on the preOlympic track (top four in either California or the whole US for her level at one point if I’m remembering correctly).
We would watch you, Simone Biles, and so many other legendary gymnasts all the time and I could just see the fire of drive and admiration in her eyes.
She eventually stopped due to many injuries and really mentally (and we later found out physically) abusive coaches.
It was no longer the sport she loved and it was no longer a dream worth sacrificing her mental and physical health and other life opportunities for.
The transition out was so hard for her and is still affecting her to this day I think...
Thank you for being part of the biggest part of my little sister’s childhood.
I cannot tell you how much respect I have for pro athletes especially gymnasts.
BIG LOVE FROM GERMANY NILE
The title should be 'I've retired from professional gymnastics'...you'll aways be a gymnast mate!
Happy retirement bro from everyone in the city of Birmingham gym club u are my inspiration 100% 😭🦁
Ur the 🐐
I found your videos when I was a couple years out of college (university) and hadn’t really found my purpose. Around the same time, I’d decided I was tired of treadmills and fitness classes and needed to try something new. I started looking for something else to do and I found my lifelong sport (not gymnastics, sorry!) and two to three times a week I’d be sitting in my office between work and practice watching one of your videos. They would get me hyped up and motivated to do my best. And every time I drove from work to practice I would I’d pass Wilson Street and it was a fun little reminder to go out there and smash it. Your dedication, determination, and contagious energy have helped me so much in my journey as an athlete. I know you will take that same energy into all your future endeavors. Congratulations on your retirement and best of luck in everything you do next. Hope we get to see where life takes you!
I was laying in hospital with a snapped tibia when you injured your ankle. Your attitude toward your situation was a huge motivator for me and my own injury. Since then I've strived to have that same attitude in all areas of my life.
You've still go so much more success to get in your life and I can't wait to see what comes next.
I’m truly heartbroken after seeing your Instagram post, but also extremely proud of you Nile. Upwards and onwards 💕 Forever following your journey. You’ve got a giant highlight reel of accolades to look at and your still stand here healthy. We love you!
Thank you for coming so far with all you've been through we all love you💕
What ever you do Brother you have and will remain the person who I will look up to.
It is because of you that I started watching and learning gymnastics.
Best Wishes for the New Chapter you are going to undertake. One thing I know for sure this entire new journey will be amazing to watch . Love from India.
So sad. Such an inspirational person as well as a gymnast. Such an ambassador for young people in gymnastics. I do hope you will be able to continue your excellent education work and motivate young gymnasts all over the world. You are a visionary. We need more like you, especially now! Take care of yourself, and re-group, we want to see a lot more of Nile Wilson yet!
Nile, I only found your channel several months back but I think I've seen every video you made. What came through with a shining light was the strength and passion of your heart and mind. You may have retired from gymnastics but that heart and mind isn't going anywhere. I'm sure it will be with you in whatever endeavor you set yourself to.
I'm not just saying this because i'm a fan but i think Nile should be regarded as a sporting legend not only for the actual medal achievements but for everything else he has done with his gymnastics like youtube. You're a king mate :)
Good luck on your next adventure! 🤍
Jesus Christ I’ve never clicked so fast on a video...
Same
Same
100 percent
Don't use the Lord's name in vain please.
@@CheerMixesUKBASED sorry, I don’t know what I was thinking. I shall try to seek forgiveness...
You have brought the sport to the world. My son and I stumbled across your videos. You inspire him and that is a big deal as in our town in Canada 🇨🇦 men’s gymnastics isn’t popular. You have also brought to light so many of the physical and mental risks of the sport. Thank you for bringing this forward to support all future athletes.
You describe gymnastics as your life. Please keep remembering there are so many new adventures on your horizon. 🤗 ❤️
here’s nile giving us content we didn’t know that we needed
You are and will always be an inspiration to gymnasts out there, future gymnasts and to all the wilsonators out there. You are an amazing person who has been through so much and will keep fighting and keep being the best you can be 😊 #inspirational #trainsmartkeepitreal
All the love and support Nile & Emily ❤️
Just subbed 10 mins ago and he's already stopped. My bad folks, my bad.
At least you can still say you knew him before retirement.
@@trendymaths2467 "knew him"
@@Simon-oy7kf fine, knew *of* him, happy now?
He will still do gymnastics probably but just not training and competing professionally. More for fitness and fun!
So it's your fault then?!?! 😂😂
Nile my colleagues and I have followed you since you went to School in Pudsey. Yes you do Gymnastics but this is just an expression of your authentic self. You bring such a joy and richness and generosity into the world - I bet we haven't seen the half of you yet. Offering you the best of encouragement, joy and discovery.
Thank you for sharing this part of your life!
I am 27 and a figure skater. My level is not high but I identify myself as that. And I know there will come a time my body won't support me to skate seriously anymore. I'm accepting it... but not looking froward to it. All (most? swimming?) sports probably have that sort of wall, and there are many interviews, but sincere thoughts on what it's like are rarely shared. So again, thank you! This helped sort some of my thoughts.
💪🏽💛 Thank you for taking us along on your journey!
Dang, bro you’ve had such a sick career. An inspiration for many . Keep killing it lad
What a legend, was literally just rewatching rio finals with my sister when I saw the post. I’m in tears 😭.
Life has many stages. You gave so much of your young life to being someone the UK is so proud of, but it’s not all you will be. You will change direction and go on to grow. You will always be an inspiration, the past is already written in stone and now it’s time for the excitement of whatever is to come. Good luck, but never goodbye x
You are so fantastic , honestly such an incredible human being ! My boy is in club trampoline and he adores you and we watch all of your videos. He’s just beginning his journey. Keep posting , keep it real and keep it fun , your career has set the stage for so many just starting up. We just adore you.
I know how hard this decision is Nile, I left gymnastics at 18.
Congrats on an amazing career and a legacy that will last for lifetimes 💙💙
You will always be a legend , you inspired me a lot and I’m sure you will always inspire hundreds of young gymnast on the world 💫 Your career is really something you can be proud of
Niles, I have only recently found you, in the house with your mates, and believe me you have inspired me. I have watched so many of your videos and all throughout you genuinely encourage and want others to succeed, your genuine happiness when they do, even if its something silly, you are the first there to congratulate and give encouragement. You are young and your future can be anything you want. I am 60 and live with excoriating pain so for you to make this decision now is honestly the best thing for your older self. I cannot wait to see where you take us, but know that already in your wonderful short life you have contributed so much, professionally and personally, be proud and live with no regrets. Love from Australia
So well done- and GENEROUS OF SPIRIT: Nile for using his own personal tragedy he’s still working through (understandably) and all the other participants including his close inner circle (all committed to being upbeat when’s possible but this was as his Mom, Dad and sister says not possible to treat like other challenges they had been dealt), and the filmmakers including whoever edited the film ALL deserving so much CREDIT for doing this. I am sure it’s helped others in dark places, and will continue to do so. All involved esp Nile should be really proud of this film, and I hope it will be made available on many more platforms so it can reach even more people. I don’t know HOW to get this onto other platforms like NETFLIX, but hope the responses here on TH-cam will help. Maybe youtube could facilitate making this available on other platforms, as a public service and public health matter. It’s so well done, and that’s sadly not always the case with documentaries concerning this subject. Suicide is among the leading causes of death in the USA, where it’s usually listed as one of the “top 10” (occasionally falls to like 12th) causes of death yearly according to official government statistics (none yet circulated or tabulated about the pandemic, with many people having new pressures on them they don’t feel they did anything to deserve, just as Nile did nothing wrong; he tried to be humble with his prodigious talent and inspire others which he’s done... and continues to do). Kudos.
Sending so much love Nile, this was no doubt an incredibly hard decision to make. Hoping your next steps are equally as successful for you 🙌🏻
I can't imagine how hard this decision must've been for you, especially because competing is all you've ever known, but this is a new chapter and a new redirection. you're still a gymnastics legend and you're still going to continue to inspire so many kids around the world. we're so proud of you. continue to work hard and look after yourself, you'll have our support always 🖤
WOW! Emotional and powerful. End of and era, with a new one about to start. You Nile are an Inspiration to us all. Train Smart and Keep It REAL!!!
You've been sensational to watch, inspiratational to all those kids (inc the ones we watched you with in the gym) and you have stopped (thank goodness) before you affect the rest of your life with an injury. There's a bright future ahead of you - as you say, you will always be Nile Wilson, Gymnast (Extraordinary!) and you;ll always be OUR Nile Wilson. Can't wait to see what the next chapter holds. Keep strong and well. There's such love and adfmiration out here for you and your honesty - and your skills as a communicator, Mr Wilsonator !!
I'm sad you had to stop your gymnastics career, you were just starting and could achieve so much more. But unfortunately, injuries really took their toll. On the other hand, I'm happy because you already did amazing things, introducing gymnastics and sport to so many people through YT and you even built your business already. Cheers mate!
So proud of you Nile, you have achieved so much. I don't blame you for retiring, after getting all your injuries and still persevering, no one could ask for more. Thank you Nile. Will you still be continuing your TH-cam channel? Also what song is it that's playing at the end? Thanks.
What an inspiration you were to many, you completely transformed the gymnastic worlda and inspired many! You should be so proud of yourself and what you achieved 💙💪🏻x
What an absolute inspiration I've never done gymnastics but just your motivation and joy helped me find motivation in my life!! This is only the beginning!
I do not personally know you Nile, but watching your journey, even through a screen, in my bedroom, in another country, during these past years, has been such an enlightening experience, that spread his and your energy also in my all day life. Thank you for have shared yourself. You are in a transition, a very big one. I am also quite sure, that you will find your future as beautiful as your past. I am also sure that you could be the perfect man to grow the future of gymnastics, showing the path to the youngers and to give them the opportunity to live what you have been lived, through this connection that pears time and relates with the intimate core of the eternity. Thank you Nile
I relate with the proudest moments being the moments that people don’t see.
I have enjoyed being on this journey with you over the last few years. Watching you compete left me with such intense pride. Watching you recover and fight so hard after injury and pushing through the horrible mental health you were dealing with.
I’m proud of your courage to speak out.
I’m proud of your determination in injury rehab.
I’m proud of your perseverance, determination, hard work.
Your body may be done training elite. But your love for the sport will come back in ways that might surprise you.
I do hope you become a coach. It’s gives me more pride and feelings of success seeing my gymnasts accomplish things they thought they couldn’t than doing gymnastics myself ever did.
I genuinely hope that it will bring the love of the sport back to you.