Euro Stars gymnast Olivia Lee is bringing an exciting lineup of upgrades to beam, showcasing her determination to push her routines to the next level. Lee is training a switch leap 1/2 and switch leap to split jump 3/4, adding difficulty and highlighting connection potential. She has also upgraded her series from a back handspring step-out layout step-out to one of two triple-series options: back handspring layout step-out to layout step-out or side aerial back handspring step-out to layout step-out. Lee is also gaining consistency on her new barani, side aerial swing through to side aerial connection, and front aerial to split jump connection further demonstrating her versatility, precision, and skill difficulty. Be sure to keep an eye out for Lee this upcoming season.

Olivia Lee brings a diverse and dynamic skill set to the beam exercise, combining variety, confidence, and strong execution. Her routine features a front aerial, 180 leaps, aerial to tuck full dismount, and back handspring to layout step-out, complemented by excellent footwork and confident choreography. With upgrades like a switch half, back handspring to layout-layout, aerial to aerial, Barani, front aerial to split jump, aerial to back handspring to layout step-out, and an aerial to tuck 1.5 dismount in training, Lee continues to expand her repertoire and showcase her potential as a standout athlete on the event.

Olivia Lee Olivia Lee MI is a graceful and highly skilled all-around athlete who stands out with her exceptional beam work and beautiful artistry. Last season, Lee showcased one of the most polished beam routines in the field, combining precision, confidence, and elegance with a back handspring to layout stepout, switch leap to straddle ¼, front aerial, and aerial to tuck full dismount. Her ability to connect difficult skills while maintaining strong presentation makes her a standout on the event. On bars, she competed a routine featuring a Pak salto, toe-on, and front tuck dismount, while on floor she displayed power with a double pike and competed a Yurchenko layout on vault.

This summer, Lee has continued to elevate her routines with an impressive list of upgrades, especially on beam. She is training advanced combinations including a back handspring to layout-layout series, front aerial to split jump, aerial to tuck 1½ dismount, aerial-aerial, aerial to back handspring to layout, and a Barani. These upgrades showcase her commitment to increasing difficulty while maintaining the artistry and precision that make her beam work so special. On bars, she is working a piked Jaeger and toe-on to tuck ½ dismount, while on floor she is adding a full-in and front layout to front full. She is also training a Yurchenko ½ twist on vault.

With her exceptional beam presence, strong fundamentals, and continued upgrades across every event, Lee is an athlete who could make a significant impact this season. Her combination of elegance, difficulty, and consistency makes her one of Michigan’s most exciting gymnasts to watch.