Abigail Warner showcases a high flying full out with impressive form and body position throughout. What really makes her dismount stand out is the amplitude she gets that allows her to essentially finish the skill above the bar. With her combination of height, clean execution and control, Warner has a dismount that already looks ready for the college stage and will be certainly one to watch this upcoming season.

Abigail Warner is another gymnast who put in the work this summer to refine her skills, make important upgrades, and prepare for a strong junior season. She’s taken the time to polish the details while adding difficulty where it counts, and we’re excited to see how that work translates when she steps back onto the competition floor. Her bars routine in particular is one we’ll be watching closely. Her huge piked Jaeger is always worth a rewatch, but it’s the full routine surrounding that skill that makes her such a fun gymnast to watch. With a summer of intentional preparation behind her, we’re expecting Abigail to come into her junior season ready to show just how much her gymnastics has continued to grow.

Abigail Warner has it all on beam. She exudes confidence throughout the skills in her routine, which include a back handspring layout, front toss, switch leap switch leap and back handspring gainer full dismount. What stands out most about Warner’s beam is her precision on each skill and the way she attacks every landing position, minimizing deductions. She has the difficulty, confidence and consistency that make for an excellent beam worker. Warner is one to watch on this event next season and at the next level.