Fayelee DeHart is a bar worker with an impressive amount of difficulty already in her repertoire and even more upgrades on the horizon. Her routine features a blind change to Ezhova (straddle back ½), ½ pirouette to toe shoot, and a double layout dismount, showcasing both skill level and ambition. She is continuing to push her routine with upgrades including a Jaeger release, toe handstand blind change, and full-twisting double layout dismount. With the amount of difficulty she is continuing to add, DeHart is an exciting bars prospect to watch as she progresses.

Parkette’s gymnast, Fayelee Dehart is working on some exciting summer upgrades. Dehart previously competed a double layout dismount and has been progressing a beautiful double layout full onto a mat in the pit, which would upgrade her dismount from a D to an E difficulty value. She has also been working on releases by catching straddle Jaegers on the uneven set and continued work on a Ezhova that she competed last season. Dehart is also a great all-around competitor and is a gymnast colleges should keep an eye on.

Fayelee attended the first camp and showed clean technique and consistency in her gymnastics on each event. On the uneven bars, she demonstrated an Ezhova, commonly known as a Straddle Back Half. This release move going from high bar to low bar offers a unique and stunning component to her overall routine. Lastly, she showed great form and presentation on beam and floor.