Nastia Liukin on her Olympic success and life after gymnastics | SI Now

Olympic gold medalist Nastia Liukin joined SI Now to discuss her career as a gymnast and explain how her injury in 2012 changed her perspective on life.
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[@sfield86]

I've always liked her. She seems really grounded and wise, in that it's great to remember the past, but live for the future. She's way wiser than me already! :D

[@oliviadafoe6607]

Her and Shawn Johnson are my favourite gymnasts of all time. It makes me so happy that they are both friends up until now

[@ellamorris931]

My favourite gymnast of all time. Thank you for all you've brought to the sport nastia!

[@senorgato70]

Love the fact that Matt was attracted to Nastia just for herself and not for her accomplishments or popularity.

[@aaronfuegopop]

God i cant express how much i fucking love this WOMAN. I admire her so much; her 18 year old self and her current self. She has accomplished so much more than just a gold medal!!! She is absolutely and positively inspiring.

[@yeahiprotest]

Her attitude about parenting is very different than a typical Tiger mom

[@rodymylove1]

Omg shes 26 !! I thought all of them were teenagers

[@mackenzierose1292]

They are little

[@liceous]

what was with that eating disorder comment lol

[@crystaldoherty8791]

Probably a reference to a lot of the gymnastics memoirs (like "Chalked Up" or "Off Balance" where the authors dwell (probably for cathartic reasons) on the negative aspects of the sport

[@Eman12Cat]

i think she wanted to say that she doesn't or didn't have an ED because there's people who thought and still think she has an ED

[@senorgato70]

she was saying that a lot of memoirs/autobiographies are sold on the premise of telling a story of overcoming adversities such as eating disorders, abuse, depression, etc.

[@gojewla]

I don't like that little saggy bowtie she is wearing...