Nadia Comaneci Confirms What We Knew All Along

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[@kantimakan4056]

I remember the 1976 Olympics so well because of the petite, pretty Nadia and her colossal achievements. She changed the gymnastic world and with her serious and unpretentious demeanour won the world’s heart. I am so glad that she is living a happy and fulfilled life.

[@depaola63]

I was 13 in that wonderful bicentennial year of 1976 and absolutely loved her ❤️⭐️

[@andrewsmith8729]

I remember watching her on TV the day she scored the perfect 10. What an amazing humanitarian she has become......

[@chantalle7340]

I too remember her scoring the perfect 10’s. I’m happy to hear that she’s achieved success as an adult.

[@bunsw2070]

TL;DR If anyone listened to the entire video and found out what it is we all knew, putting it in the comments would be appreciated. My best guess is that she was actually a dude. Or that the judging was rigged. Or she was secretly working for the American's. Or she is the reincarnation of a stunning and brave women form Borneo but because she'd survived by eating other humans, wanted to keep that secret. Or maybe she's a lesbian. Or maybe there is no secret but she has a book coming out and has to stir up interest. Or maybe her grandfather was a Nazi. Or a Rothschild. Or maybe she's an Eskimo. I wonder how she transformed herself into a black American gymnast and then back into her original self. Does that mean she's a shapeshifter? Or a Dominatrix? So many questions.

[@jameslarosa2396]

I don't want to diminish what Nadia did but it was Olga Korbut in the previous Olympics that opened America's eyes to women's gymnastics.

[@khaelamensha3624]

My mom was a champion in gymnastics and a gym teacher. We watched the Olympics and she was stunned by the performance of Nadia. There was a before and after Nadia in gymnastics.

[@maureencoyle666]

Nadia was anabsolute pleasure to watch back in the day. So happy to learn she has a good life now!!

[@susanjoyce-yq2mg]

Before Nadia, there was Olga Korbut. She lit up the world. These two women captured my little gymnast's heart. They were my heroes.

[@quasimotto8653]

I'm American and I am VERY proud of Mary Lou Retton and Simone Biles and lots of other great gymnasts. But Nadia, for me, will always be the Queen of Gymnastics.

[@terywetherlow7970]

Olga Corbett, comes to my mind. Lol

[@sandraoaks7887]

I loved Nadia too. When I think of gymnastics her name is front & center 4 me.

[@kayk2956]

I can’t stand Simone biles. She is very overrated because of her tumbling. When it comes to gymnastics there is a lot more to it. Simone biles is not good when it comes to to required dance skills. She should have spent her time taking more ballet and working with her choreographer. Instead she tumbled which is how she got higher scores. Simone is not a team player and a very selfish gymnast. I hope she retires soon so gymnastics can get back to the sport it used to be. For those of you who don’t agree with me take some time and watch gymnastics from the late 1990’s. It’s a much better sport when the gymnasts perfect their whole routine. Biles often can’t properly land her tumbling passes because she is not good enough to perfect them. Olga Korbut is also a bit overrated. She has a huge chip on her shoulder and thinks Nadia beat her because of government coverup. She failed to acknowledge her poor performances.

[@donaldholderdoc2910]

@@terywetherlow7970 Olga is a definite High Princess but Nadia will forever be the Undisputed Queen.

[@zumbinis]

@@terywetherlow7970 I enjoyed watching Olga, certainly. She did things on gymnastics apparatus that no one had done up to her time. But Nadia did even more unique and amazing things. They were both thrilling to watch.

[@abchappell01]

I remember watching her when she scored that perfect 😅”10”. We were all so very happy for her. I am so glad that she now lives freely and enjoys her life 😊

[@wendigo53]

Fake news. I remember this. She got 1.0 across the board. Voting fraud.

[@bubamaranovichok4901]

The word freely is relative. Multiple injuries, some are severe, will hunt and hurt her all her life. And the word free you think it’s only existing in the US? She didn’t have a childhood like every top athletes do miss. And it’s not true at all that they are not recognized by that terrible communist regime. I personally know many top and Olympic athletes from different parts of the Earth including former communist countries. All have or had a home, some of them managed to have a mansion, cars others just dreamed about it and on the top all free. They didn’t have to work at all they were send to other countries as representatives of some bullshit agency. But one thing is true, they were watched closely by their countries also bullshit agencies. Her life was settled by the SU demise, so, she didn’t needed to tell lies after that time about atrocities happened to other Romanians if it happened at all. The terror came from their leader Mr Chauchesku and not from the Soviets. They were pampered like princesses by both the local and the foreign leaders and in the main time they lived like kings. Other prominent sportsman’s couldn’t reach the same height as she did and that is hidden by all the private trainings she did with that pedophile coach of her. Surprised? Don’t be! Almost all are! If they are males than it’s understandable, and if they are females, all of them are lesbians. It’s no wonder that in female sports the managers or coaches are lesbians especially in the US. And that I can’t call freedom, if they have to live their young years in fear of being violated. The problems are far fetched in the US and in the Western world. I’m sure that even she had some happy hours with other team members. It’s disgusting to sexualise sports including childrens but hey it’s a free country as most US citizens are saying and hurrying home to have happy times with their siblings and in worst cases with their mother. If that is freedom in your mind, sorry dude, but we are both on a different pages.

[@frankdesantis8078]

Rumania is not “free”? What is free?

[@jordanxfile]

@@bubamaranovichok4901 Please elaborate even more and educate us. And no, I am not being sarcastic. I remember watching her as a child, but that's it.

[@lizturner267]

As a Canadian, saying Nadia mesmerized our country from the time of the Montreal Olympics is an understatement! The world was spellbound. To this day I go back and watch her performances in awe, so much pure talent and determination for one who was so young. I’m so glad she continues to be an icon.

[@KenFullman]

As a Brit I still remember the 1976 Montreal Olympics because it's the time I fell under the spell of Nadia. Spellbound is exactly right. Ask me where any other olympics were held, I probably coundn't tell you. It wasn't just that she was in such perfect control at all times but she also seemed to have such a great personality that blazed through the screen.

[@lmb1962]

I lived in Quebec in 1976. I was 13 y/o at the time. I remember being glued to the TV and watched everything she did. I honestly don't remember who the Canadian athletes were at the time, we all rooted for Nadia. I even remember for Halloween that year, the younger kids dressed as Nadia.

[@lizziesangi1602]

This young woman set the world on fire!! She did more for gymnastics than any one single person and bolstered the confidence of American girls in the field. No one will ever forget her or watching her!!!

[@jonothandoeser]

Americans? She was trying to BEAT Americans!!

[@vuksgitau]

@@jonothandoeser right?

[@candygram4435]

@@jonothandoesernot even trying…doing it easily!

[@What_I_Think_Happened]

Confidence? Nope. Eating disoreders and bad haircuts.

[@jordrand7776]

@@jonothandoeser Someone who is a high level athlete doesn't think about beating an opponent's country and hope to win for their own country. They live to beat anyone who competes against them in sports, or cards, or just about anything that can be a competition. Nadia appeared to be fiercely independent of Olympic norms in what a person could do or how they would perform before the crowds and how they would let their personality - or one that was really attractive to others, shine through. That is what inspired confidence building in others. They started believing they could express themselves in ways that showed their personality better and win. And so they did.

[@eleanormay729]

I remember watching her during the Olympics, she was amazing! This show tells me she is an amazing person all around. Love her.

[@ChrisMartinez-jm8kj]

I grew up watching Nadia all my life and she's more then what the story is told. She changed her country and she changed the world, one had to live in that time to see it unfold.

[@sheilaholmes8455]

I lived in that time and I started out as an Olga Korbut fan. I loved her personality. Nadia was always a robot to me.

[@kyssedbyfyre915]

BOTH absolutely astonishing talents! Apples to oranges though if attempting to compare! I enjoy them both so much!

[@senseipaans]

Except for the sex scandals and molestation allegations. Yea. Poor woman.

[@What_I_Think_Happened]

@@senseipaans Dating of dictators, eating disorders...

[@luckent47]

Romania is a free country, capitalism is marxist word

[@congerthomas1812]

She prevailed and used it to help others, GOD BLESS !!

[@SteelToes]

Haven't heard anything about her in decades... so happy she made a happy life for herself.

[@matthewmcdermit8744]

I was a young child when I watched her perform during the Olympics. She was extraordinary. Her routines were flawless. To this day, I still remember watching her and being so impressed.

[@Dana-op6ex]

She is an absolute stunning example of the class, dedication, and integrity of a high achieving woman. I can only add to all the accolades in the comments, all true that she brought and continues to bring the world much joy and inspiration. An amazing athlete, and extraordinary Human Being, Nadia Comaneci is truly a woman for all young girls (and old) to admire. Thank you for putting together this tribute.

[@davidjames3126]

I recall watching this dynamic gymnast when she scored the perfect score..an amazing athlete and person.

[@alanh.7668]

Me too!

[@kenyapressley6706]

@@alanh.7668 ME, TOO

[@ritablanchard8133]

Me as well!

[@grammy3g808.]

She is one of a kind ... she is Admirable .... she is an amazing lady ...

[@namesake-mx9nl]

Deserves all the praise and accolades for changing gymnastics and inspiring so many people , amazing .

[@jamesnoonan9302]

I see a story of her life basically, but I don’t see any confirmation of anything. I just wasted 13 minutes.

[@kw1690]

Nadia Was the best. No one compares to her.

[@lzditalia]

Amazing athlete and the best female gymnast to ever grace audiences. Totally in awe of this legend. Bless her.

[@deniseoates7147]

Nadia brought major interest to gymnastic. She was the first that I noticed to actually enjoy her floor exercise and she knew how to feel the music which gave an unheard of performance. Before Nadia it seemed like the competition was just athletes going through the motions, but she open the door to self-expression with power and she showed the future gymnast this is how you do it, and that door been open ever since.

[@heatherr0420]

It's so good to see that Nadia is living a happy wonderful life now, I remember when she first defected back in the late 80s, and I thought her mannerisms were kind of off. Hearing what happened to her after she defected because of the guy who helped her, it makes sense. A happy and blessed life for you Nadia

[@bjgrayson6755]

THE GOAT OF GYMNASTICS ❤❤❤❤….Her focus performing was mesmerizing. I watched her make history as a 6yr old in the United States🙌🏿💯🥰

[@patriciapalmer4215]

No one who watched her that day will EVER forget it. My entire family, a host of friends stunned into complete silence, mouths open gaping at the TV looking at each other what the hell was THAT ?!! numbers came up, us screaming, arms pumping,yelling was drowned out by all the neighbors ! That tiny girl arms spread to the sky is still emblazoned in my mind no matter how good anyone else is.

[@retired_early]

I remember it well. Got goosebumps reading this :)

[@cheesegreezy9860]

I watched, didn't scream,yell make a weirdo out myself or even remember it

[@patriciapalmer4215]

@@cheesegreezy9860 That's too bad, for millions it was an awesome sight to behold and as I said, still a terrific memory of a little girl making history.

[@debbiemullen2574]

I grew up in the 70's and she was huge! I'm happy for her and Bart, what a cool connection. I wouldn't recognize Nadia though, she looks completely different. Happy wishes to her and her family.

[@jackmorgan1052]

I still remember her on the balance beam smiling behind her feet! From that point on I knew she was the best.

[@JJGuccione]

I think that was Olga Korbut?????

[@lili-marlenerose6402]

Yes, it was, and that particular move was banned afterwards. Considers too extreme and dangerous. Olga Korbut changed the floor exercise back then that still reigns. She changed it from the more beautiful, classic style to one of cutesy moves and and completely different from the prior. Obviously, I prefer the older style. The Korbut style? I hope it goes back or into a new more classical style. I would love to see a gymnast bring it about! I dislike everyone doing that same cute style. It’s boring to me. I like the grace and beauty of the old style. Maybe some gymast(s) will come up with that again. Nadia was the best. I watched those Olympics in 1976 and remember everyone being so excited about and blown away by her. What a jewel she was, sparkling in spite of her serious demeanor. I’ll never forget her. It’s a shame her abuse didn’t get recognized back then!

[@tracyfox466]

Awww! I have always loved Nadia!😍❤️ I remember watching her for the very first time when she made her debut at that Olympics. I remember everyone was mesmerized and astonished at her athletic abilities, professionalism, her precision, and that cool calm demeanor that she exhibited throughout those Olympic Games. She was sheer perfection and rightfully deserved every gold medal she received.🏅 She became the world’s sweetheart and it was difficult not to support her and root for her through every step of her journey as she was so adorable. I was so happy when she defected here to the U.S. I was even happier that she and Bart married and went on to open their own training program. She was truly an amazing gymnast and I wish her and her family all the happiness in the world.😊❤️🥰

[@donnamorgan2522]

So thrilled Nadia’s life has become what she dreamed it could be-she so deserves happiness

[@amapola53]

I will always remember Nadia Comaneci! She was awesome and made it look so easy!

[@joeb4142]

I was at the Montreal Forum in 1976 and saw Nadia get her first 10.0. An unforgettable experience, an unparalleled athlete. All my love to Nadia, forever ❤

[@Chiller11]

Wow!

[@gingebrien2408]

Congratulations to Nadia. Here is hoping her life continues with health & happiness.

[@michaels3398]

She will always be the girl that changed the world of gymnastics. I was in love with her and still am .

[@christinemason2938]

Thank you for this update into her life now. What a fantastic role model!

[@What_I_Think_Happened]

Not really. You have to ignore the dating of Ceaucescu and the eating disorders. More like a cautionary tale.

[@thetruth7046]

Loved her so much that I named one of my twins after her, 28 years ago.

[@grandma460]

So cool!!

[@stefanruxandra1967]

Nadia is the best gymnast of all times. She was the first to reach perfection getting the first 10 in the world. She is a legend and very much respected in Romania❤

[@motherofdragons3481]

She will always be the trailblazer in gymnastics, the one and only!

[@shychameleon]

I’m more an Olga Korbut fan but I do appreciate Nadia.

[@mteokay1246]

She ain't the best of all times. Gymnastics has gotten harder and more complex since she last competed.

[@latze74]

@@mteokay1246 Are u kidding? Half of the gymnastic elements from back then are not allowed in today's routines being considered "too dangerous". There are cushions to land on under the uneven bars, the beam or on the floor. It has become more athletic tho', I'll admit to that. Because, you know... the performance enhancemet products are indeed more complex and elaborate. That being said, I'm not saying she was the greatest, I'm just saying that the reason is definitely not the one you've stated.

[@jonothandoeser]

@@latze74 Not half. Just a few. And Nadia didn't do them anyway. Modern female gymnasts do far more difficult routines than back then,

[@dangaines405]

Romanian born here! She is a great person and she changed gymnastics forever! Thanks Nadia!

[@paulmaxson2769]

It makes me so happy that her life has been so great. I admired her back then and still do!

[@neilbruce123]

She was and is a legend!

[@jerryupchurch1131]

She didn't score a ten she scored seven tens. She is the goat greatest of all time in gymnastics male or female.

[@errollleggo447]

Yep she is the GOAT as they say now. I was just a kid when she was in the Montreal Olympics, but I still remember.

[@ElizaDolittle]

the video does mention that she won 7 tens

[@cherylmcnutt9905]

Acronyms are written in all caps, like GOAT, not goat, which is a farm animal.

[@raymondfrye5017]

@@cherylmcnutt9905 Acronyms and abbreviations also require the use of periods after each upper-case letter. Regards

[@chesshooligan1282]

@@raymondfrye5017 Eeeeem, no.

[@quetzalflight5790]

Ahhh yes I clearly remember those Olympic days, I was14yrs and had a big crush for Nadia. I loved her expression of dedication to the sport and how she went about ; this was captured on t.v. back then was still black and white not many had the colorful screen. I'm glad she is the Humble Human Being she is since a teenager. Now me 60yrs, I appreciate her even more and Thank GODCHRIST and HOLY SPIRIT for the Blessings Guidance Protection Nadia continues to receive, AMÉN PEACE.

[@therealdeal3672]

I remember Nadia she was such a dynamo performer as a gymnast. I remember when she was the first to get a perfect 10 score. Wonderful to see that her life has been rich and continues to be fulfilling.

[@brittawrolson5936]

Nadia will always be the gymnast that stands out for me. I watched her from her first competitions and also saw her achieve those ‘impossible’ 10s. I am truly happy that her life finally is the dream that she deserves. 😊

[@charleyanne]

I got into gymnastics because of Nadia. I was 6 yo & already in dance classes when I saw her perform at the '76 Olympics. I went on to do gymnastics until I was in my early 20's. I saw her perform for a tour after the Olympics in the 90's...I was in awe. Even though I was well more advanced than what she was doing, I knew her age & it was great that she was still able to perform at that stage in her life. She was very elegant & graceful in her performances during that tour.

[@lizziesangi1602]

"More advanced than Nadia Comaneci."

[@auteurfiddler8706]

@@lizziesangi1602 Perhaps by the 1990's Nadia was down to a 9.75 or so due to being middle aged.

[@Shilo2020]

@@lizziesangi1602 Re-read what was written. She saw Nadia perform in the 90's. Twenty yrs or so after the Olympics.

[@OdinX316]

As an American watching her perform, I wanted her to lose, but the Girl was just that good and was a perfect ten in several events!! I am glad she came here to the USA!!

[@carloscolon198]

My first Platonic Love …. In 76 I was 12 …. I absolutely adored her ❤

[@raynonabohrer5624]

As in Oklahoma I am so proud that she lives here. I bless her and her family. Keep safe.

[@robertevans2582]

Nadia developed such a fast audience that she became must-see TV...all eyes in the Olympics were glued to her! Nadia was the very best to ever compete, nearly flawless in all her performances!

[@caw7007]

I always loved watching her compete! Happy for her. 🇺🇸💖

[@notsosilentmajority1]

As a young teenager I had a crush on Nadia Comaneci. She was amazing to watch and seeing her perfect 10 scoring was even more impressive. She still looks great today. Bart Conner was a solid figure of the US representatives and carried himself well. They make a great couple and have done a lot of good in the world. God bless.

[@jessicamorrell4713]

I was 10 years old and Nadia was the first person I ever viewed as awesome. I never forgot the feelings I had watching her in the 1976 Olympics.

[@RexHrothgar1]

13 myself. Bi-Centennial. Frampton Comes Alive! And, of course, Nadia!

[@user-dn1pj3db2k]

Me too !! I wanted to be just like her !! it wasn’t to be lol

[@sylviarollins412]

I used to try to imitate Nadia when I was little. I looked up to her! She is so amazing!!!

[@ArtbyL763]

I remember watching her in the 1976 olympics. She was just mind blowing. We all screamed when she got a perfect 10! I think it didn’t matter what country you were from, you all were routing for her.

[@truthylucy7068]

I'll never forget her at the 76' Olympics! Perfect 10's! It was a big deal, as the Olympics were such a big deal back then!

[@taniathomas5n537L]

What is it that we knew all along??? I think it slipped by me!

[@hesavedawretchlikeme6902]

Exactly. What was it...that we knew...all along? She was a world class gymnast and trained for it all her life. She and Bart are married.

[@timw4369]

Always respected the athletes from Eastern Europe as they were basically science projects. Glad she made out so well in her life. She is an amazing woman.

[@nancym5341]

I remember her performances like it was yesterday! Every girl wanted to be her! I did. My Dad and I always watched gymnastics competition. When she got her first TEN I cried for her cuz I knew she lived in a Commie country. My Dad made sure I understood that. Thanks for the memories Nadia AND Bart! We love you 😍

[@birdsndog5932]

At the time it was shocking how young she was. Now it’s the norm. But then, it was regarded as almost not possible for her to succeed against older, more experienced gymnasts. And then she knocked it out of the park. The first “ten” ever. It was unfathomable.

[@deborahsawyer5609]

I met a Romanian foreign exchange student a few years ago, and when I said Nadia commenicis name , his eyes lit up and he said that she is a national hero in Romania. She deserves it!

[@jackhammer2671]

I watched her compete in 76 in person and I was blown away by her ability...I was blessed to have watched her compete live what an amazing athlete.

[@rissinegi9702]

Vow !

[@bonnylouwho76]

In person wow! How was that? I remember when the scoreboard would not show the right numbers and she looked so confused! Did you jump and scream too! She looked like such a tiny little fairy girl doing all of those moves and jumps and twists.

[@jomama5186]

She and Dorothy Hamill were my two heroes growing up.

[@raypeters4525]

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL PERSON !

[@fraseredk7433]

Not only a wonderful athlete but also a most attractive woman

[@grown-upactress4155]

For us " of a certain age" she will always be an icon we claim in a way.

[@tammywade3649]

I remember as a young girl, I watched Nadia, on the balance beam. I went outside to play, climbed into my grandpa's pickup bed, climbed up on the edge of the box, I balanced myself walking the box rim, dipping my feet and waving my arms around pretending I was a gymnast like Nadia. I'm 59 now, never took gymnastics, but have never forgot her, my inspiration!!

[@cherylsemrau7100]

As a Canadian I have always appreciated Nadia.

[@deniseganey6890]

She was Programed and learned very well. It's amazing She was able to live a fulfilled life.

[@kerryevans1562]

Thanks for sharing I saw that Olympics in 1976 words can't describe how much courage that child had. Delighted she went on to have a good life..pure gold That girl...a legend

[@steveberkson3873]

Total respect to this woman

[@andydowell3332]

It is sad that you left out the high-bar flip that only a Godess had the courage to perform! It was so dangerous, it is now outlawed. Utter PERFECTION!!!

[@stevenrichardson3000]

The Salto Comaneci

[@douglaswindsor3498]

The Korbut Salto is illegal in gymnastics, but the Comaneci Salto is not. Neither have been used recently anyway...

[@davehafner948]

And the hand-less back flip on the uneven bars!!!!

[@heatherwhatever7714]

Nadia is an amazing athlete and human. I loved every moment of her performances. Thank you for telling her story. She had a tough time that displayed her unique courage. May God bless her with a long life and many happy memories.

[@edbishard164]

and what was it We we're suppose to KNOW ALL ALONG?

[@LoJo99]

😂😂😂😂😂😂right!

[@bobbys4327]

she was russian

[@tubelooker71]

@@bobbys4327 Romanian

[@richardcarter5314]

She was a CIA plant in the eastern block.

[@noiamspartacus8965]

MTF?

[@virginiagreene3610]

Yes, so what were we supposed to not know. I already knew all that!

[@TheFallsranch]

I thought they were going to say she was a he

[@mechellewinslow65]

She was always my favorite!

[@bobbyfreds9799]

I KNEW IT! Wait, what did I know?

[@scottfineshriber5051]

I hope she lives happily ever after. 👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️

[@albwilso9]

So true, she inspired so many to join Gymnastics. When I was in it, it was just a fringe sport. We never had many spectators, and even relatives of mine asked me why I was wasting my time in gymnastics, since the “real” sports were baseball and football. Boy they were stupid, it helped me to be coordinated and in better shape than most, even up to now that I’m 78!!!

[@edsiceloff9473]

Absolutely true. I was in gymnastics but also ran all the time. I'm 70, and have now weathered a lot of storms in my life. Gymnastics was part of the developing of fitness and strength, and coordination.

[@eadecamp]

Nadia will always be the gold standard for gymnastics.

[@evangelineflorendo3312]

I have loved nadia comaneci since the first time i watched her performance. Thanks for your video i got updated about her and she's truly an admirable lady.

[@kiamichiozarks7056]

I’m disappointed that there are no snippets of actual footage of Nadia doing some of her most famous gymnastics routines. Nadia on the uneven parallel bars was a jaw dropper.

[@believeinjesus8862]

I'm sure if you did a search on YT, there would be some.

[@kiamichiozarks7056]

@@believeinjesus8862a good suggestion for producer Viral Nader .

[@MamitaGomez]

There is a video of her. I’ve seen it a few times on KZbin. It’s there!

[@EagerExpat]

Actual footage is owned by NBC television (or whoever) Any use would lead to the creator of this video receiving a copywrite strike. 3 strikes and you lose your channel. You have to be very careful even using these "creative common" photo's. Many photos are also copywrite material.

[@EagerExpat]

I'm sure it is out there. If it isn't the owner of the video, they got a copyright problem. Small channels don't care if they make money playing Google ads on their video. This channel is legit and deserves whatever ad revenue it can generate. Maybe 5 or 6 dollars per 1000 views. That would be zero if they get a copyright strike. Do it twice more, and your channel is done

[@benitoguerrero3574]

Thank you for telling about a story of incredible talent, discipline, courage, the tragedy of fleeing a country and abuse by manager but also a final triumph of her life turning around for so much good, god give her love and infinite happiness to the greatest female gymnast of all times … a true role model for women of the world!!!🥳😍🙀😻👩🏼 very beautiful story

[@johnshields6852]

I was 16 in 1976 and an athlete so I was kinda in love with Nadia,lol, what she did was so breathtaking, I played hockey, baseball, not gymnastics but I appreciated the skill and dedication they take, I'll never forget her performance

[@juanaboynkin1196]

I too fell in love with her back in the summer of '76. She and I are the same age and I have always wanted the best for her. I want her to he happy and healthy and I hope that she is.

[@54fighting5]

I remember seeing Nadia on tv when she first scored that perfect 10 and thought she looked like a sad withdrawn little girl. I knew nothing about her other than her gymnastics success. It's so nice to see that she grew up to be a strong, and very beautiful woman after overcoming such adversity. Bart Conner really struck Gold there!

[@serenatwilite4005]

I enjoyed this presentation on Nadia, very nicely done. I think she and Bart are great examples of Olympians who took the talent and achievements they had as young adults and really made a contribution to the world with it. I'm glad to see her still making contributions to gymnastics in a big way, because with all she went thru as a young adult, she must know what not to do, to keep young athletes from having damaged bodies and souls. Hopefully the gymnastics world will be a healthier place for young athletes thanks to the contributions of her and Bart.

[@parthin]

She was a flat-chested little elf with iron legs when she earned those 10s. She did fill out well. Back in those days, Americans didn't root for the eastern block, but she was such a talented cutie that everyone loved her.

[@jacquelinesimpson6672]

You're probably testicle-free and fat. Disgusting!

[@hermanator74301]

Exactly. Well stated. Bravo.

[@oldkoot5828]

She has nice apples now.

[@butchhaight]

That was a great “documentary” of Nadia. I, to this day remember her performance in the Olympics. Nadia is a class act through and through. Thanks for this!!!

[@alejoiiyacapin1913]

NADIA COMANECI IS NOT ONLY A TRUE LEGEND. NADIA COMANECI IS A TRUE GREATEST ATHLETE OF ALL TIME(GOAT), AS WELL!

[@penneycason9269]

Nadia and Olga were my idols. Along with Dawn Fraser And Shane Gould. Gymnastics and swimming my thing. 🇦🇺

[@kyletorres202]

Penney Cason wow!!! good for you ma'am,keep it up.....

[@shychameleon]

Yes, gymnastics really exploded after Olga Korbut and the 1972 Olympics and I think Nadia benefited from having to beat her and Nelli Kim.

[@glynislailann9056]

I always wondered what happened to her. Good to know she is going well.

[@stevenrichardson3000]

I remember the judges had to explain the scoreboard could not register her score. Because the crowd threatened to riot believing they had scored her a 1. They said they would recalibrate the scoreboard for future events to properly reflect her score. Nadia was one of my heroes. But another hero showed at that Olympics. Most people have forgotten. A male gymnast. Shun Fujimoto. Fujimoto- San scored a 9.85 on the still rings. A high score. Bug deal, right. It's not a 10. Fujimoto San performed his entire routine with a broken femur! His.15 liss was because he did not land perfectly. 1976 had some amazing athletes. Teodora Ungereneau. Average score in competition9.85. Best friends with Nadia Comaneci. Who always scored higher. Leon Spinks Michael Spinks John Tate ( silver medal. 6 months as a boxer) Sugar Ray Leonard Lyudmila Turischeva. Russian and world champion. 36 yrs old Olga Korbut Mark Spitz 7 gold medals There were some great people there

[@gorettyrogers7109]

Love Nadia Comaneci....truly inspirational.

[@emilyhayek1132]

Nadia was the BEST GYMNAST OF ALL TIME. She was so perfect in that Olympics it is stunning to watch replays now. So pretty and gracious. So glad she has a great life now in America with Bart

[@otherZinc]

Fantastic! This is just Awesome! I'm 54 and always recognized how Great she was!

[@rlewis8821]

There's no question that Nadia Comaneci is the queen when it comes to gymnastics, Back in the 70s and 80s the entire World was in love with the petite Romanian who embodied endless courage and constant pursue of perfection. The next one to give us that was our own Mary Lou Retton in 1984. I'm glad to hear that Nadia has a family and a good life.

[@johnheart6890]

A great woman!

[@jamest4659]

That was informative! I am happy for Nadia.

[@robertwaid3579]

After reading some of the Many Comments. I'm Still wet Eyed with Soft Tears, for Nadia. IN 1976 at the Time of the Olympics in Montreal, we were Moving from Canada. To Permanent relocation in Wyoming, USA. I'm a Dual Citizen of both Canada, & the US. At that Time I was 17 Turning 18, & I Totally Adored the Petite Little Romanian Gymnast, from the First Performance on. Even at 14 Year's of Age, She was just so Phenomenal it was Unbelievable to See. As though She was An Angel 😇😇 who the Lord had Granted, Her presence on this Earth for Us mere Mortals too See, & Experience. To Dear Nadia, it's been 46 Year's Ago that I First saw You Performing in the Olympics then. You Amazed Me, Hypnotized, Me and Encouraged Me, too always Endeavor too Excel, or give My All. Thank for all You did & Accomplished over Those Four plus Decades. Congratulations on Your Wonderful Life, Your Marriage, Motherhood, & Your Husband Bart Conner, Has got to be a Truly Lucky PERSON TO of First Meet You, Befriended, and then Eventually was Blessed to Marry You. Congratulations again & Thank You so Much. May God Always Bless You.🇨🇦🇺🇲🇨🇦🇺🇲🇨🇦🇺🇲👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@PAPITO_49]

I never was to interested in gymnastics UNTIL, UNTIL I saw Nadia 1976. Since then when I have the chance I'm glued to the TV watching theses great athletes.

[@gabriellazordan]

The best in the World . She was an unique gymnast phenomenon . I am proud of her . The Queen of the Gymnastics . ❤I love her !

[@phillipwalker8827]

Hello, how are you Gabriela?

[@ginawiggles918]

Ok, what did we supposedly know "all along" about Nadia Comaneci? That she was a gifted gymnast?? 🤸🏽‍♀🥇 I thought you were going to say she was on performance-enhancing drugs or something. 🤔

[@Ponchoman07]

…I believe what he didn’t say, but we’ve known all along, is that anyone who speaks about her in the US will flub up her name

[@diannaloveshenry]

Our family watched the Olympics and gymnastics for the first time in 1976. Nadia captivated everyone!