Suni Lee resumes training for LA 2028 Olympic comeback
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 2:11 AM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026
Suni Lee has begun training for her Olympic comeback just two weeks after announcing her plans to compete at LA 2028. The two-time gold medalist shared training footage from Midwest Gymnastics Center, displaying the acrobatics that contributed to her success at the 2024 Olympics. Lee expressed a renewed sense of confidence while aiming to unlock her full athletic potential after facing health challenges previously. Her coach noted that she performed at only 65-70% of her abilities in Paris, indicating room for improvement as she prepares for another Olympic campaign.
- •Lee trains at Midwest Gymnastics Center in Minnesota
- •Footage shows her performing advanced acrobatic skills
- •Coach estimates she was below full strength at 2024 Paris Olympics
- •Aims for a stronger performance at LA 2028
- •Lee previously won six Olympic medals
- 2:11 AMYahoo Sports — Suni Lee Trains Olympic Skill Just 8 Days Into LA 2028 Comeback
"Two weeks after announcing her comeback for LA 2028, Suni Lee is already back training her Olympic-level skills. Catch the two-time gold medalist's new training footage.
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