Through her training videos, its easy to see the joy that Kaya Perry brings to her gymnastics, making her a fun gymnast to watch. Perry has been putting in plenty of work to improve and prepare for the upcoming season. On bars, she brings impressive skills with a pak, free hip shaposh half and a double layout dismount. That difficulty continues across the other events, where she has been training a yurchenko full on vault and a solid side aerial and back handspring layout series on beam.

Perry recently shared her first floor routine of the preseason, showcasing the combination of artistry and dynamic tumbling. As she continues to polish the routine and build toward season, floor will certainly be an event to watch when January rolls around. With her combination of added difficulty and continued focus on the small details Perry has plenty of potential, and it will be exciting to see how her hard work translates to the competition floor.

Kaya Perry brings an eye-catching combination of clean lines and power to her gymnastics, and she is building on that foundation with significant upgrades across all four events. On vault, she is working toward a Yurchenko half and full, while her bars training features a Shaposh, Shaposh half, Pak, Hindorff, and double layout dismount. She is also adding difficulty on beam with a back handspring-layout, Barani, aerial and round off-1.5 dismount. On floor, Perry is training an impressive collection that includes a double pike, double tuck, full-in, front Rudi, and 1.5-front layout. With her polished lines paired with impressive power, Perry has the ingredients for a standout junior season.