Brianna Land is a dynamic gymnast whose power is on full display across all events. Land had an impressive Level 9 season, qualifying to Westerns and placing 4th on bars and 7th on floor. Despite her success last season, she went straight to work this off season, training a plethora of upgrades. Land has been working a jaeger and double layout off bars, along with a back handspring layout and round off 1 ½ off beam. One of the biggest things that stands out about Land is the pop and explosiveness she brings to her tumbling on floor. As she gears up for her first Level 10 season, she has plenty of options to upgrade her floor routine and showcase her power. She has been training a double tuck, front layout, front full and rudi and round off 1 ½ front layout. Land’s future is bright and her potential is through the roof. If her summer training is any indicator, her first Level 10 season is going to be one to watch. 

Brianna Land is a strong competitor who continues to build difficulty and versatility across all four events. She currently competes a challenging bars routine featuring a clear hip handstand, Pak salto, ½ pirouette, and double tuck dismount. On beam, she showcases confidence and dynamic skills with a back handspring-back handspring series, front toss, and roundoff to full dismount. Her floor routine includes a front full, 1½ to front pike, and front layout to front pike, highlighting her power and control.

This summer, Land has continued to elevate her routines with impressive upgrades, including a back handspring to layout, roundoff to 1½ dismount, and aerial on beam. She is also training a front Rudi, front layout to front full, and 1½ to front layout on floor, along with a double layout dismount, full pirouette, and Jaeger on bars. She is developing a Yurchenko full on vault as well. With her continued growth, strong skill foundation, and commitment to increasing difficulty, Land is a rising talent to watch as she progresses.