Brynnlee Zimmer is one of the gymnasts whose routines we’re especially excited to see this season. She’s made some big changes this summer, and the difference is already showing. Her already impressive gymnastics looks cleaner, stronger, and upgraded across the board, giving her an entirely new level of presence. We think she could be one of the biggest surprises of the season, and she looks poised to come into the year with a bang. We can’t wait to watch her routines on every event and see all of the upgrades she’s been putting in the gym come to life.

Fresh off her first Level 10 season, Brynnlee Zimmer has already established herself as a well-rounded athlete with the foundation to become an impactful collegiate gymnast. Her floor routine is highlighted by powerful tumbling, including a double back, a 1.5 to front layout, and a 1.5 to front pike, while her fun, sassy choreography and outstanding showmanship make her a performer who naturally draws attention. On bars, she demonstrates clean technique with a toe handstand to bail combination before finishing with a huge double tuck dismount that she consistently lands with confidence. Beam is another strength, featuring a back handspring-layout stepout series, an aerial, excellent leap combinations, and a roundoff 1.5-twist dismount. She also competes a Yurchenko layout on vault, giving her a solid all-around foundation.

Zimmer’s offseason upgrades point to an even higher ceiling. She is training a Barani, front tuck mount, triple acro series, back handspring-double full dismount, and a back handspring-double back dismount on beam, along with a bail to handstand and Tkachev on bars. On floor, she’s adding high-level passes including a full-in, a front layout-front Rudi connection, a double pike, and a front layout-front full-front tuck connection. As she continues refining her execution while adding difficulty, Zimmer is positioning herself as an athlete with the potential to make a significant impact at the collegiate level.