Juliana Royer brings impressive power and sharp lines to her gymnastics, both of which were on full display during the clinic at Lakewood Ranch. On bars, she trained a toe pike half dismount, a Chow, and an impressive stalder handstand toe handstand to Maloney. Her power was further highlighted on vault with a Yurchenko 1.5 and on floor with a front double full, both showcasing beautiful form and impressive execution.

Juliana Royer brings impeccable form and attention to detail to every routine, making her gymnastics a joy to watch from start to finish. Her bars are especially impressive, with beautiful toe point and precision throughout every skill and transition. Her Maloney and bail to handstand showcase the kind of clean, intentional gymnastics that makes even the smallest details stand out. That same commitment to form carries across all four events. Her Yurchenko full, in particular, maintains a perfectly extended body position, showing just how much attention she puts into the details of her gymnastics. We can’t wait to see that level of precision and polish shine through across all four events this season.

Vault: 9.55 | Bars: 9.45 | Beam: 9.125 | Floor: 9.6 | All-Around: 37.725

Juliana Royer brought personality and power, especially on floor where she performed a front double full and incorporated fun choreography, including the worm, placing 1st in her age group. She also contributed solid routines across vault, where she also took 1st in her age group, bars, where her clean lines and steady rhythm helped her place 2nd in her age group, and beam, making her a solid contender for all-around going into Regionals.

Juliana Royer is a confident, well-rounded gymnast who combines clean basics with engaging performance quality across all four events. On vault, she delivers a solid Yurchenko full with consistency and control. Bars feature a Maloney to bail to handstand connection and finish with a big double tuck dismount that adds impact to her routine. Beam is performed with grace and confidence, highlighted by a back handspring–back tuck connection, an aerial, and a roundoff to 1.5 dismount. On floor, she brings both power and personality, showcasing a front double full and a 1.5 to front pike alongside fun choreography that elevates her overall presentation.