Simone Biles Considers LA 2028 Olympics Return

Simone Biles is considering a return to the Olympics for LA 2028. On August 5, 2024, she won her ninth Olympic medal, a silver, but struggled with her body afterwards.

Biles ruled out competing again after the 2024 Olympics, but with exactly two years left for the 2028 Olympics, she's running out of time to decide.

The fact that she hasn't competed or trained since Paris adds to the pressure, and gymnastics puts immense pressure on the body, causing it to break down.

Biles admitted she's hoping to start doing Pilates and yoga soon, but her biggest hurdle remains her mental health.

Biles' focus on being in the best possible shape, both mentally and physically, makes sense, especially after her tumultuous Tokyo Olympics, where she suffered from "the twisties".

On August 5, 2024, Biles said, "I feel like we're still at a 50-50 and that we're still on a time crunch here now, it's almost half of 2026," as per CNN.

Biles started going to therapy, focused on her mental and physical health, and came back renewed, winning four medals at the Paris Olympics, including three golds.

But her body showed signs of needing rest, and Biles has done exactly that, allowing her body to recover instead of competing.

The 29-year-old's limits are clear, and Biles admitted she's still healthy, but mental health plays a big role in her decision.

Biles explained, "Mental health plays a big role in it because, physically, my coaches will get me in shape," and she's thankful for her health.

As the 2028 Olympics approach, Biles' decision will be crucial, and her fans will be watching closely.

Biles' experience at the Tokyo Olympics changed the course of her career, and she's been open about her struggles.

The Olympian has been considering giving LA 2028 a go, but her mental health remains a concern.

Biles' story is one of perseverance and dedication, and her decision will be an important one for her career.

The road to the 2028 Olympics will be long, but Biles is focused on being in the best possible shape.

Biles' coaches believe in her ability to get in shape, and she's thankful for their support.

The 2028 Olympics are still two years away, but Biles' decision will be made soon, and it will be an important one for her career.