NFL Star’s 10-Year-Old Daughter Is A FUTURE Olympic Gold Medal Gymnast!

[@whistlesports]

COMMENT with someone or something you want to see on the next episode of No Days Off!

[@emilymonteforte8878]

Lacrosse and mountain biking

[@bananatricks2379]

More soccer!

[@josephmoleski6244]

Jeliah Manuel again!

[@beyblade332]

Sydney Barros

[@owlwiffleball100]

Basketball 🏀

[@TxHoneyBee]

She trains at Simone Biles's gym!!! Houston is about to bring the next generation of athletes to this sport. I really hope Simone stays in the sport as a coach and mentor. We need her. She is an excellent role model.

[@danicapiero2498]

I just noticed that. She’s in the right place.

[@KayKayVaehDaily]

That’s not the gym Simone Biles parents ( actually her grand parents) built.

[@laurawrighthfx]

@@KayKayVaehDaily That is Simone's gym!

[@madreep]

@@KayKayVaehDaily they're still her parents. They adopted her

[@madreep]

There's alot of talent at Simone's gym. I'm more excited about the diversity there than anything. Especially because they aren't told that anything is wrong with their bodies. Black girls are shaped differently and our shape is not the classically dominant body style.

[@hayleymarse2853]

Hopefully she doesn’t get burnt out or peak too early. That’s a big issue with gymnasts

[@GymnastE]

I totally agree! My friend quit after she peaked :(

[@Kaya112345]

And it doesn't help that so much pressure is put on these young girls. Like the title of this video or being called the next Simone Biles. If I was still a gymnast and I knew I was being called the next Simone Biles, that would give me so much anxiety. On a lighter note, I love deep fried Oreos, too.

[@fredrika27]

I think she had a realistic goal of going to U of G! The Olympics now only allow five gymnasts per team, so that had dashed a lot of girls' dreams!

[@ttdamnseason]

@@fredrika27 getting a college scholarship is a good goal, but even for that, she still has 6 - 7 to peak. She doesn't need to burnout before that.

[@fredrika27]

@@ttdamnseason I agree with you. I always tell parents if they are investing €10k to €25k in their children's sports, then they can save up for college! It makes no sense to be training these many girls at Olympic level when the reality is that there are about 100 schools where they can perform at NCAA level. Regarding the elite level, there are basically two junior and two senior elite teams, which perform at the qualifiers, world cup and Olympics. In the US there are over 500k girls training with about 10k at Level 8, 9, 10 and elite divisions. Aside from a Wheaties box, a few handful of national and international sponsors and a tour at the end of Olympic career, there isn't a lot of money in gymnastics. I admire this young lady's drive and determination. She is truly blessed to have an opportunity to go to the Olympics. Like you said, she needs to peak at the right time and hopefully she will not burn out before she turns 16yo to qualify for world competition, which will get her a NCAA scholarship should she win a medal.

[@andrycrisiana]

She looks very talented. Hopefully they will pace her correctly in order to avoid burnout and injuries so that she can enjoy a long career in the sport. Also... I hope she has a normal teenage experience and eventually goes back to school, enjoys dances etc. Shawn Johnson did it and she is an Olympic world medalist! :) Good luck with your career Jurzieblu and as a gymnastics fan I am looking forward to hearing about you in some years!

[@andrycrisiana]

@@sarahalves68920 thanks. have no idea where shannon johnon came from! I was referring to shawn of course.

[@4KimballGlaspie]

Lol probably because there WAS a really good gymnast named Shannon as well.

[@michaeledwards2251]

If she starts growing, she will get too big. Modern female gymnastics favour the shortest : no of spins, rotations, etc.

[@bekahdahle4266]

Alternate title: 10 year old gymnast has a BRIGHT future. Something like that. Calling her an Olympian at 10 puts a lot of pressure on her. That aside, she seems like a great kid. Hard working, humble, responsible, and kind. I hope she does great things inside and out of this sport.

[@trashcant69]

Absolutely, remember Alysa Liu and the amount of pressure she had on her? Girl ended up retiring at age 16, which is young, even for figure skating.

[@bluebxrrycloud4930]

100% agree! this title is not okay. this deserves more likes. (sorry I’m late 😂😂)

[@tinacrawford7157]

no

[@Shaunda79]

but it also makes her work harder to make it to be a future olympian. calling her one isn’t gonna put pressure on her. plus if your not a gymnast you shouldn’t be talking.

[@tinacrawford7157]

@@Shaunda79 that’s what I was thinking!

[@ttdamnseason]

34 hours per week?! WTF, she will easily be overtrained and burnout. There are dozen of cases of gymnasts that where on the path to be amazing as juniors, and couldn't keep up at senior level. They need to pace her out

[@baddiebaka4159]

She wanted to

[@M011y.]

And plants of cases where kids train this long and hard and become some of the best in the world.

[@ttdamnseason]

@@baddiebaka4159 so, if a child decides to eat a lot of candy we just let him because he wanted to?

[@ttdamnseason]

@@M011y. not even Simone trained that kind of hours when she was 10. The problem is, that she doesn't need to peak at this moment she still has 6 - 7 more years to peak for the Olympics.

[@tandfadams5535]

@@ttdamnseason I don’t think that’s an accurate comparison. Besides this is a girl who vocalizes what she wants, if she decided she wanted to do less I’m sure she’d let her parents know

[@mindyschocolate]

I don’t like the title “future Olympic gold gymnast”. That’s not the end all for this sport, and it creates a lot of pressure for these girls since people think if you don’t win the Olympics you fail. There are a lot of super talented gymnasts. Set goals, but don’t put all your eggs in once basket.

[@alexandradragonchild3939]

what if she wanted it to say that? I people don't know the full story of everything so lets not just assume

[@mr.balloffur]

Not to mention the Olympics may not even being existence by the time she gets older, especially with how broke these countries can get

[@teddyblushmovies]

They only say it for them to become better duh 😒

[@hillarystone7506]

Most gymnasts that are serious about competition aim for the Olympics as the final goal.

[@deadaccount8881]

Yeah you’re doing too much

[@madnatty]

Wow, she must be level 9? That’s amazing at 10. She certainly will have a bright future at this rate. All I’d say is just watch that she doesn’t overtrain. Young athletes can so easily get repetitive use injuries that can scupper their plans. Look at Whitney Bjerken, everything on track and then she ended up having to take a year out, a year back, and another year out because of an overuse type of bone injury, which of course, allowed puberty to kick in and change her opportunities. But i wish Jurzie all the luck in the world, and her parents are great!

[@realsmollbean]

Yeah if she makes it to level 10 (I have no doubt that she can do it) then she would be in the level 10, age 11 and under which is in spotlight for the elite team. Simone biles was in level 10 when she was 11

[@realsmollbean]

@@luisaannazieglerova1016 do you have no reading comprehension? She’s talking about Whitney

[@GymnastE]

@@luisaannazieglerova1016 THEY HAVE!

[@GymnastE]

@@luisaannazieglerova1016 because they changed because of WHITNEY not her she is talking bout someone else

[@maddiebeaudoin452]

@@luisaannazieglerova1016 because Whitney over trained and eventually it cought up with her and she got injured badly, needing her to take time off from gymnastics and puberty hit her, puberty for gymnastics is not great bc it changes the way ur body acts towards different skill. Whitney still has a great future in gymnastics but things have changed so much for her

[@khyde4656]

They say" she is at the best gym, so we will always continue to push her" every year they come out with another gymnast, the difference with her and Chandler, was Chandler's parents said that they did not care if she continued, they just wanted her to have fun and be happy, these parents might get upset, They say she will get anywhere she wants because she is at the so called best gym" In my opinion there is no best gym, you can be very successful but come from a small gym.. Simone made it to worlds( before her gym opened) at a gym that had barley any level 9s and no level 10s. she could quit because she has immense pressure, and her dad is sporty, it always is more important, that the child is having fun,then to push them and make them not love it 🤔

[@anyiah1567]

Right! in Chandlers video they named it future Simone biles then changed it to future olympian because they got complaints and look where she is almost 2 years later and she doesn't even do gymnastics anymore.

[@ianstratton1629]

I'm really kind of tired of seeing these. It's a new girl every year and most of the time they end up quitting because of injuries, can't handle losing, or simple dislike for the sport due to pressure. Is she a good gymnast? Sure. Does she love the sport? Sure. But videos and claims like this are toxic and put insane amounts of pressure on young gymnasts. Especially in a sport like women' gymnastics where gymnasts are physically burnt out by the time they're 14 due to overbearing coaches and parents. Gyms need to stop cranking out 12 yo elite athletes. You're setting them up for injuries, mental insecurities, and you take all of the fun out of the sport. Also, helicopter parents: Stop.

[@kyleelogan9012]

I 100% agree

[@GymnastE]

I only agree with the helicopter parents part ;x;

[@kamybailey9682]

100% agree

[@stellywelly21]

Just because coaches train her hard doesn't mean that she doesn't like it. Gymnasts work up to 30 hours a week by THEIR choices. They can do what they want and work however hard they want. Sure, coaches can be harsh sometimes, but get over it! Gymnastics is a hard sport, an did you get hurt, it's yours not the coaches fault.

[@kerrinmangan8379]

@@stellywelly21 A ten year old does not have the life perspective to understand what long term damage they are doing to their body and well-being. It is the adults that should be protecting her and unfortunately this attitude is so common in gymnastics that people do not even realize the harm. FIG recommends 15 hours a week at this age.

[@susane4362]

That’s insane that she can do all of this at her at 10 years old. I’m 12 and can barely do a cartwheel so good for her.

[@oyinolubayo7079]

Well I mean you’re not a gymnast who trains so😂 I wouldn’t compare myself to her. I bet if u had been training in gymnastics at a young age you would at least be able to do a cartwheel 😂

[@susane4362]

@@oyinolubayo7079 no duh 😂 I’m just saying it’s amazing what she can do at her age

[@oyinolubayo7079]

@@susane4362 yea Ik 😂 I just didn’t want u to bring urself down to someone who has been doing this since she was 2 is all ☺️😂

[@fredrika27]

Her parents pay between $10,000 and $25,000 per year for training! You can't compare yourself to this! Look at Gabby Douglas for inspiration. Her family didn't have much coin and started her off with a local club membership that didn't break the bank! As Gabby progressed, they found her a better gym!

[@katelynvcm6185]

100th like

[@jnoyes8180]

She is also blessed to have wealthy parents! Gymnastics is not cheap. She’s really good. I hope she stays strong.

[@samanthabelanger5361]

Yes

[@corlenajames1381]

True

[@lexj9807]

Don’t turn it into the “the parents are rich”

[@alananderson9297]

@@lexj9807 ...it's the rich parents that are turning their daughter into a gymnast that we should complain about.

[@jigeumbutteo1641]

@@lexj9807 It's a fact tho?? In the US, gymnastics definitely isn't cheap, in some countries it is.Both her skills and parents play roles on her being a great gymnast at a young age

[@nocomment2468]

She’s impressive and a bright young athlete. But calling her a future medalist?? It seems pretty irresponsible. Don’t start betting on kids like they’re racehorses. You can appreciate her talent and dedication without measuring her value in trophies.

[@jaspermatty]

Well if she stays on injured I think at the very least she’s going to get a full ride scholarship to her favorite college !

[@dianea3600]

Agree

[@CatsAndPokemon]

Kids love goals and awards like that, it's extremely motivating for them. The parents also seem to have their heads on straight. the fact they even allow her to have other hobbies such as painting and cooking is telling that they understand balance. If you watch shows like dance moms and toddler's in tiaras they don't let their kids have hobbies. All free time is for more practice and perfection. I understand how it can be interpreted as pressuring a young child but some people need concrete goals and aspiration so they know what they're working towards

[@VB-fo1oc]

Maybe they inserted that Title because that’s her goal 🤔 future gold medalist sounds more like speaking it into existence 🙏🏽✌🏽

[@missmoxie9188]

Thank you

[@ihockey3435]

That's Pure Skill......

[@vivien5871]

There’s no reason a 10 year old should train 34 hours a week. It’s completely unscientific. Have gymnastics coaches still not learned about the concepts of pacing and recovery??

[@swipeswifejess3234]

You've never been in a competitive art or sport...

[@vivien5871]

@@swipeswifejess3234 I have, but that’s besides the point. 34 hours for a 10 year old is unjustifiable. There are many senior elite gymnasts who train less than that. The FIG recommends 15-18 hours max for her age

[@lola2829]

I read thru another comment thread ab this and I saw someone say they think the coach misspoke bc the hours they said she trains doesn’t add up to 34, more like 24 I think. Because yea 34 is a lot for a 10 year old

[@vivien5871]

@@lola2829 I really hope that’s the case

[@leeelahglitz47]

It's the same with dancers. Sophia Lucia was training 36 hours a week in dance when she was 8-12 years old, not including her rhythmic gymnastics classes; and she ended up getting burnt out at a young age. When Sophia was 13, she was dancing 8 hours everyday on week days, then on Saturday and Sunday, she'd do 14 hours a day. That's 68 hours of dance a week. It's a ridiculous amount of training, and she got burnt out. She ended up taking a break from dance, and now she is 18 years old and has a teaching job and is training in dance again, but she has knee and hip issues.

[@mommymarine1756]

This family is super cute. I love how her dad is looking at her mom while she’s talking about his baby. Nothing but love in his eyes. All the best to Jurzie Blu. You have a bright future in front of you. Keep setting and crushing those goals.

[@heatherwicker9990]

Please don’t pressure her to be an Olympic medalist. As a longtime fan of gymnastics, I can tell you there are no guarantees. Let her love it and do it because she wants to do so. So many things could happen and don’t put all the eggs in one basket! I’m sure she will succeed and do great and I hope to see her compete at the elite level if she wants to do so!

[@triarb5790]

Same in any sport. So many young ' hopefuls' vanish before elite level for a myriad of reasons.

[@OoOMonkeyCoFreakOoO]

She is gonna get to tall for the sport! Her parents are setting her up to fail at this point!

[@ronkeajadi]

@@OoOMonkeyCoFreakOoOdon’t say that. If she tries really hard she come become a professional gymnast.

[@KandeShack]

As long as she continues to have fun! I started gymnastics at 3 and thank God my parents never pushed me, were supportive and always made sure I was enjoying the sport. Another thing that is so important is dealing with losing and learning from those losses.

[@chloecanizalez9532]

I wish mine were like that my mom gets mad at me if I want to quit because I’m starting to fall out of love with it and I have been for like three years now but I just do it because I don’t want her to be mad at me and then if I quit she’ll make me do dance and I am not doing dance

[@KandeShack]

@@chloecanizalez9532 I’m sorry! Maybe really sit down with her and tell her you don’t have the passion you once did. Ask her if it would be possible to try something else for awhile. She may, by you do gymnastics is fulfilling a void she has...was she a gymnast? I hope you can come to a happy conclusion because I’m sure she’s spending good money to keep you in something you’re not really interested in anymore. Good luck!🌸

[@faith6575]

Well said.

[@caroljackson4093]

I love their family’s reality show they had a few years ago. Best wishes to this little cutie. She’s an awesome gymnast.

[@hollierob36]

Do u remember the name of the show. I’d love to watch it.

[@caroljackson4093]

Nippie R.H. Their reality show came out 2017-2018 on USA network and it was called “The Cromarties”. Hope that helps and I’m sure you will enjoy the show 😊.

[@lovejones0686]

Yes I used to watch that show as well and the one Terricka was on before she met Antonio. Loved both.

[@isabelcortes1438]

What a beautiful family! Cannot wait to see that little girl in the Olympics! She’s a natural and her determination and work ethic is so impressive. Bravo ❤

[@gymblondie]

OH my god, I cannot with this family!! They are so freaking adorable AND beautiful children. I don't know the dad for his athletics, but past NCAA gymnast here and this girl is good. I looked up her scores for her meets and her scores are beyond AMAZING. Hopefully she is able to stick with it and her body holds up, but best of luck to her and her whole family!

[@TheCuttyman6]

He was a beast in football

[@janellestevens2316]

I'm rooting for you girl! It seems that you have everything that you need to excel. A loving, and supportive family, talent, and mental focus. GO GET IT!

[@madibea8644]

“My favorite thing on beam is a front toss” *shows video of onodi

[@ameliarose5333]

Hopefully she doesn’t burn out. She has sm potential

[@londonfleurina2388]

Yeah, I really hope she doesn't get injured or fall out of love with the sport

[@PTunnelly]

The reason Simone is phenomenal is because she was PACED properly. Now, 34 hours a week? I don’t think...

[@avabrynn8864]

I agree I do 20 and that is good for me

[@avabrynn8864]

@@mitchellkim2089 yeah I do 18 as a level 7 at 12

[@BabygirlST]

Simone Biles trains around 32 hours a week. That’s insane to me. She’s so young.

[@marshmallow7640]

@Flav F. Simone said in an interview just 3 weeks ago that she trains 32-36 hours a week

[@aspenspellman3995]

Check how many hours simone biles trained a week when she was 10, bet it wass about the same.

[@kerrinmangan8379]

A lot here concerns me... An athlete her age should be doing 15 -18 a week max...A lot end up burning out by the time they're 16 and end up too broken for sports even in college.

[@brokenlittlealdc5770]

It is actually quite common for gymnasts her age and level to train 30+ hours a week. Some even do more than that. Honestly her schedule is pretty modest compared to other gymnasts her age and level. There are some girls that have 3 sessions a day 5-6 days a week. That is not including privates. Although I agree with the possibility she might burn out because not only are gymnasts schedules becoming longer faster, but many young gymnasts are getting injured quicker and some stop at 14 when they are Level 10’s.

[@kerrinmangan8379]

@@brokenlittlealdc5770 I don't care how common it is it's not okay.

[@brokenlittlealdc5770]

@@kerrinmangan8379 I didn’t say it was okay because I don’t agree with the hours either. I was just saying that it is actually common and she has a pretty modest schedule compared to others.

[@kerrinmangan8379]

@@brokenlittlealdc5770 Sorry if I sounded accusatory. There's a lot of people in the comments defending this.

[@brokenlittlealdc5770]

@@kerrinmangan8379 Oh it’s fine I understand. On weeks when I practice 12+ hours that is enough for me as a 17 year old so I can’t imagine training 30+ hours as a 10 year old. They should definitely have rules/laws in place on how much children under the age of consent (16) can train inside a gym every week.

[@gloriarobinson1869]

This is a very talented, dedicated and aspirational young miss. Wish her the best of luck in her chosen sport.

[@khrisi9410]

The Williams Sisters trained like this little girl. I look forward to seeing her at the Olympics. Wow, Dad has 14 kids, blessed.

[@thisourdailylife3979]

Oh she has such beautiful lines!!! I can’t wait to see her perform at the higher levels. I believe she will bring some of that classical dance style to gymnastics once again. I am a dance instructor, and it’s always so much fun to see the potential in the younglings! She has the naturally lean ballet body so she will have more ballet technique in her routines.

[@Mimi-fs3eu]

She is so lucky to be able to train at the Texas gym because not everybody has that opportunity

[@CAROL-hr6zf]

Yeah, I got to go the biles meet. The gym is amazing

[@Mimi-fs3eu]

@@CAROL-hr6zf I bet!

[@enderless6055]

Nice jinx pfp

[@rashidas7682]

As a former gymnast myself. I agree that sports can and will teach you so many life lessons. One thing I love about sports is that it taught me Discipline and how persevere. Also it taught me how to have Great work ethic

[@dontmindme.imjustafraidofe9327]

For my future child, I don’t think I’d feel very comfortable with them having a career this young. I’d want them to have a childhood, to run and play and going to sleepovers and birthday parties and just enjoy being a kid, because you can’t get all that back. Time is precious. They can have this kind of career or any kind when they turn eighteen.

[@jessicarose3129]

Yea but it is also what the child enjoys

[@treasurehunter183hunter8]

Yeah let her go to sleepovers to have her refreshments spiked so the male in the house can take advantage of her like I saw on the news Lady don't let your daughter spend the night at someone else's house she has a bed.....let her sleep in her own bed. And as for as gymnastics you can be in gymnastics and still enjoy your life as a kid okay. I read an article about a woman letting her daughter go spend the night and something bad happened to her you could probably still pull it up on Google. Plus it's all about the child if she enjoys it and she's not complaining maybe quote" she don't want to go outside and play not every kid wants to waste idle time doing nothing with their life other than going to school, watching TV, playing video games on the computer, texting on the phone, watching TV playing video games watching TV playing video games and most of them after they eat I can bet you they don't have a 10-minute exercise routine outside in the backyard. Just eat and go sit down to watch television and television and television welcome to 2021 people and this woman said that she wants her kid to play God help us all

[@icvip9753]

@@treasurehunter183hunter8 now you are just fear mongering and even without the sleepovers the original point still stands that they want their kids to have a more balanced and happy childhood which will set them up for a hard working future instead of someone who is burnt out by 16

[@mcl-cp4go]

It's a tough decision to make when you have a child that is so gifted in sports. You certainly can't start gymnastics at 18 years old. I think that it's okay to make exceptions for a prodigy. However, I am worried that this child is training a bit too hard for a 10 year old. But what do I know about gymnastics? 😃

[@maniinterlude]

It’s not a career. It’s a sport

[@Sunnipoo]

They had the most beautiful family photos I’ve ever seen

[@alfred929]

Jurzie, you are an amazing young lady. Hope to see you in the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles!

[@HawkqOjOp]

Beautiful family! Jurzieblu, you're doing everything right! And from a former gymnast, I'm in awe of your work ethic, focus and progress! Go get it, girl!

[@maddyh00ps]

Making her Dad proud 💪🔥

[@gamingali0737]

True👍🏻👍🏻

[@dkadkins6545]

Future Olympic gold medalist...that's a lot of pressure to put on a 10-year-old. Let's go with POTENTIAL future Olympic gold medalist.

[@Ragdollcatlover]

The American gymnasts have really become absolutely amazing in the last 12 years or so at least. They really are a joy to watch - this little girl looks incredible.

[@Yannii220]

She GIFTED !!! makes it seem so effortless

[@matthewcain2880]

So inspirational, especially to me having a daughter that is exceptionally talented at such a young age in gymnastics

[@poop4912]

she makes it look so easy too she just goes right into her skills like it’s nothing

[@deborahmousseau2729]

What a great family! We need more Mom’s and Dad’s like this. Good luck Jersey blu and God Bless your entire family!

[@DJcyberslash]

Yeah... "Daddy's favorite" is a perfect nickname to elicit a healthy sibling relationship between your daughters...

[@shaniaedwards388]

RIGHT!!!! 🙄😫

[@damnhandles]

And that's saying a lot cuz the man has 14 kids.

[@damnhandles]

@Melanie Hale By SEVERAL women. There's a famous video of him try to name the names and ages of all his kids and he was struggling. And he had several more kids after that.

[@samanthabelanger5361]

Right did you hear she gets what ever she wants

[@RayesReflections]

@Melanie Hale right while your half sister is his favorite

[@LeonardLewanski-f8t]

What I took away from watching this is the family unit, what great parents and may God bless them and keep them healthy and safe

[@shannonsolomon3015]

Such an amazing family. Very gifted, very loving and very supportive. There is no doubt that that young lady will go very far

[@cinnamongirl6717]

😱Wow Wow Wow & WOW❗ Jersey's strength is unbelievable❗ What a lovely Family 💞

[@sophi2669]

This is such an amazing family and so talented omg

[@reaganskates]

You will for sure see me

[@sophi2669]

@@reaganskates what do u mean

[@kerryprzytula7]

Wow, you are amazing. So dedicated. I'm so shocked how strong you are. Stay safe and healthy. One day I know I will be cheering you on in the Olympics!!

[@raveon31089]

She literally did Simones dismount she doing this Season. The double pike ; never been done in female gymnastics until now

[@EAY2211]

The double pike beam dismount is quite common and its difficulty value is quite average, as it has an “E” rating. It is the Yurchenko double pike on *vault* (different apparatus) that has never been done in competition in WAG. Edit: if you’re talking about 0:04, it was only a single pike not a double. She only does one complete pike/flip when she’s mid air while Simone does two.

[@persephone2706]

The double pike has been done for a long time... You're mixing up beam dismounts with vaults.

[@trinitywright7122]

Simone is raising the bar.

[@kevinkey5270]

No, she did not.

[@nhlanhlasibonisodlaminiaka7098]

@@persephone2706 5 .ht 7..7 57 vSzz Ada r

[@JW-bk9qq]

What an impressive child! She’s got a bright future ahead!

[@NuTe-NdoiCiCrede]

toate exercitile lui Simone Biles sunt fortate, zero eleganta. gimnastica, ca si-n alte sporturi au fost schimbate. a fost odata gimnastica, acum este afacere americana. audienta zero . nu am nimic cu Simone Biles.

[@sportreadyacademy5989]

Keeping Young Athletes in the Game! That means understanding how, when, and what to train and how to recover, based on an athlete's age, training history, and injury history. No Days Off goes against long-term athlete development. What would be beneficial is if Whistle would share the long-term development of their athletes over the years. For those parents who get caught up in the more is better philosophy, it is the fastest way to breaking down a young athlete's body. There is a better way!

[@trevorhudson3357]

It's good to see black parents going all in for an their child for something positive and motivating. Even if she doesn't make it, it's great to see the effort. Her hardworking today will benefit her in the future. Good luck...

[@keckks]

How to get overuse injuries and burn out at 14.

[@commentqueen7890]

That’s what happened to me. I did gymnastics 36 hours a week from 6:30 to 9:30 then school then 2:30 to like four or five. I got overuse injury’s and stress fractures and can no longer do what I love which is gymnastics

[@ihkeseteeietos5722]

I hope at least she won’t have any serious health problem to go do other things in life when that happens

[@bmonty52]

Feels so good to see a black princess going after her goals in these days and time not to many children of our nationality can focus on such goals because of poverty and lack of family structure I commend her and y'all as her parents as well are blessed , GOD bless and heaven smile upon you .

[@clairexcao]

it’s great that she works so hard and has so much potential but like a lot of people are saying having no breaks or days off can be seriously detrimental to kids! First there’s the mental burnout and she’s prone to injury from overtraining! I hope this girl can take breaks to maintain her physical and mental health!

[@StreetSmartMillionaire]

Thats takes a lot of hard work for Jurzie and her family. I hope to see her reward of standing on the Olympic platform one day.

[@freestyletekkers1007]

y’all rockin with da baby⁉️⁉️

[@robinhurowitz5453]

Incredible what she’s been able to accomplish at 10! What has determined her success is her internal drive and work ethic. Her heart is in it. There are many negative comments about the number of training hours. These hours include stretching and conditioning. It is about training smart vs the amount of time spent. USAG has developed a culture of winning at all costs. I think we as a gymnastics community will see a change over the next 10 years to eliminate the negativity long associated with our sport. Change takes time to evolve. My goal as a coach was not only to train my gymnasts to be as good as they want to be, but to see them grow up and become happy, good people. I’ve heard things out of other coaches mouths at meets I would never say to a kid (about how they have to win and this was to a level 4). The child needs to have the internal motivation to want it and we as coaches have no business putting that much pressure on them because it does backfire. Because of Covid and medical issues putting me at high risk, I have not been in the gym coaching in a year. In all likelihood, at 61, I’m done. Just judging. I don’t think people realize there aren’t even enough college scholarships to go around for Level 10s. I was fortunate enough to walk on and earn one 40 years ago!

[@djfoxx530]

Always have the education as her backup plan. Gymnastics is great, education will take her places as well

[@laceliabradley6448]

I just want to thank God for this video because my niece is six and she just starting gymnastics. Her teacher for gymnastics ask my sister where did she learn her moves from and my niece said oh KZbin. May God continue enlarging and blessing your baby and also you all. Thank You so much for this video

[@nicholasgiaquinto3278]

You guys are a beautiful family. Great parent exampling for everyone watching. I wish you great success in all your life endeavors.

[@cynthiawashington7191]

10 year old gymnast she has a BRIGHT future head of her. Something like that. Calling her an Olympian at 10 puts a lot of pressure on her. That aside, she seems like a great kid. Hard working, humble, responsible, and kind. II pray that she does great things inside and out of this sport.

[@ddu1331]

An inspiring story! Beautiful family. All the Best to our future Olympian! God bless this family!

[@isaacsgeorge1775]

Ya. Antonio Cromatie should be in the NFL Hall of Fame and I hope his daughter and other children succeed.

[@hannawork4590]

She is unreal!!!

[@pandasugagameing2293]

OMG I have wathced this 10 billion times I love it . I do Level three in gymnasticks keep up the great work Jerseyblu. And amazing job standing up for your siblings. The future is so bright for this gymnast. And I don't doubt you''ll be a gold medalist in no time. And haters back off!

[@TJAYV]

There’s about to be like 7000 Cromarties in pro sports 5-10 years from now

[@dawnross644]

Lovely road to greatness. I hate how ppl judge, not knowing you better. Wishing your family all the best. So glad she gets to live out her dreams & Parents who make it happen. Many don’t understand coming from a Single parent (Mother) and not being able to fulfill your children’s dreams. Ignore the haters and move forward. God Bless.

[@ashaschamber6844]

She didn’t seem super happy in most of these clips, especially in the gym. And compared to the other videos I’ve seen about gymnastics from no days off, the kids are excited and talk more about what they do. She just seems overall unhappy with this and the parents seem to be most of it.

[@asens6241]

Go watch any level 9 gymnast at practice and see how “happy” they seem. She’s literally working hard she’s not gonna be sitting there smiling the whole time. What are her parents gaining from forcing her to do this? They are successful already and have other kids they could be forcing to do things...

[@anyiah1567]

@@asens6241 I'm pretty sure she talking about the scenes in her room while talking she didn't seem very keen on having a conversation with them and looked unhappy overall.

[@chocolateradiance7216]

I thought the same..but I thought I was tripping and the mom added in about her being nasty to her siblings..why is that a highlight?? Again maybe it's just me but she doesn't seem nice..it seemed forced..maybe she is an introvert? I don't know

[@Kawaii_16]

I hope to see her a hero of the history of gymnastics

[@beyblade332]

She's amazing

[@sonjuiceb0x692]

Shoutout to the amazing photographer who captured the stunning family photos ❤️

[@beyblade332]

She reminds me of Chandler King

[@katilyn498]

she quit gym btw

[@georgiagracer3132]

@@katilyn498 SHE DID!?

[@DTIQUEENFR]

@@katilyn498 why

[@DTIQUEENFR]

@@katilyn498 how do you know

[@danielleo9506]

@@DTIQUEENFR she quit because she said she got tired of it

[@justsaying8605]

I remember her from your reality show. She was very bright then. It's nice to see that she's doing very well. Congratulations Babygirl!

[@owlwiffleball100]

That’s Pure Skill

[@JohnWilliams-hn3wn]

That is one dedicated little girl! Keep up the work ethic and positive attitude! Remember, nothing good ever comes out of being negative so brush those off that feed you any of it!

[@jdavidruizjr]

What a beautiful family!

[@amelie640]

Beautiful future stars 💚💚💚 Keep going Princess, u rock it, u born to be a champion. I love u 🥰 Beautiful Family 🙏

[@TinaKingM]

Beautiful, Jurzie Blu! You are destined for God’s greatness!!

[@simplylauren7897]

I love seeing moms and dads support there kids sport

[@lisabaginski9155]

She’s an amazing athlete. Wow.

[@igloozoo3771]

Amazing Family. They understand that true love is giving them a equal balance of discipline and love not merely freedom to do whatever children want to do.

[@jjny83]

A star is about to be born! 👌

[@emilyscott9072]

all these hate comments will simply be people that have probably never done a day of gymnastics in their life and don’t know what it’s like. that girl is talented.

[@AJVGaming4]

Whats good whistle sports love the videos edit: can we get another baseball video

[@whistlesports]

Thanks Andrew! Yep more coming soon!

[@AJVGaming4]

@@whistlesports your welcome I play baseball and we have a huge tournament in florida this summer could y'all maybe film it its the top 32 in the country for 13u

[@bigcoconut7]

@@AJVGaming4 wait... we do too. Same age aawell.

[@AJVGaming4]

@@bigcoconut7 what's your team called mine is canes southwest 13u-peterson

[@bigcoconut7]

@@AJVGaming4 storm chasers 13u Bradley

[@m.i.wellness9098]

Great parenting. I am so inspired to continue supporting my son in all he does.

[@GymnastE]

No more of this nonsense. Just because you are young and at a high level does not mean your “a future Olympian” omg she’s so young at a high level! UGH if you all don’t understand that doesn’t mean anything

[@Emily-wp2rz]

exactly!!! I was doing the same things as her at 10 years old! This girl is talented enough to compete at a college level some day but not at an elite level.

[@pivkina]

As a level 6 gymnast she has a huge talent she trains a lot and she really can become a further Olympic gymnast

[@anyiah1567]

@@pivkina She can possibly be an Olympic gymnast,but they always raise the standards too high and have a thing from comparing. if you haven't already seen what happened to the last gymnast they called a "future olympian" she ended up quitting less than 2 years later and had a lot of things to say in her experience such as how she never stated that she actually wanted to go to the Olympics and how she just did gymnastics for fun

[@antoniodelaine7733]

Maybe a scholarship at the University of Georgia?

[@Emily-wp2rz]

@@pivkina as a level 9 gymnast i was doing the same things if not harder at her age.

[@tozomona]

Smart, storong, beautiful, determined girl. Amazing that she's so young and so disciplined.

[@char._.C]

Guys this channels at 1.99M subs let’s make it 2M ( This channel may have more subs with time but I’m talking about right now).

[@joselin2466]

Incredible girl !! Wishing you all the best.From Germany.

[@josephmoleski6244]

I am going to try fried oreos one day

[@leasmiciklas6494]

My sister tried that and our whole house was full of smoke

[@josephmoleski6244]

@@leasmiciklas6494 oh my gosh that is so funny

[@josephmoleski6244]

@@leasmiciklas6494 lol

[@robynzelickson6164]

@afia mohammad she was frying them in a pan on the stove. I think you're sposed to do that

[@leasmiciklas6494]

@afia mohammad Ewww

[@whitneylivingston5706]

I cannot wait to see you on the world stage in a few years!! Keep up the hard work girl, you will go far in this sport!

[@cruiserrrrrr]

this is awesome and that flexibility sheesh 🥵 go blu 💪🏾

[@sophilxmon8132]

She works so hard. That’s why she is already a champion.

[@joecaporoso9781]

great story!

[@cleatfeet]

this kid is so amazing! I wish I was as driven as she is when I was her age. Great parents as well.

[@TheMissMariiee]

I think people who made this video don’t know anything about gymnastics and what it takes to medal gold at the Olympics... I mean she is ten, so it doesn’t matter her level now, it matters in six years from now. Also, why do you put this type of pressure in little girls??

[@fortheloveofcats2462]

Didn't you watch this video, she wants to do this. Her father is a sportsman, that gene is passesd on to her, and she enjoys it. The fact that a 6 year old chose gymnastics over school means that the kids is going to achieve her dream no matter what. Her parents are supporting her, good for her

[@jasminejohnson4850]

@@fortheloveofcats2462 no she does not. If you watch the video closely she said her biggest goal/dream is to do college gymnastics in Georgia. Not once did the kid mention the olympics but yet that’s mentioned in the title of the video and by people in the comments. Once again, people placing their expectations on the kid. She is talented and knows what she wants to do. I hope the pressure of people’s expecting her to do something else (going to the Olympics) doesn’t affect her in any way.

[@joyfuljaj]

@@fortheloveofcats2462 there are uncontrollable things that affect pursuit of dreams. Hardwork will take you far, but olympic teams are very small. She does have the potential though.

[@fortheloveofcats2462]

@@joyfuljaj this is true generally speaking, but with the right mindset, everything is possible. Take a look at Mustafina (if you're a gymnastics fan you'll know) she won 7 Olympic medals and multiple world championships medals, and every time except 2010, the odds were stacked against her. She beat those odds with sheer mental grit and of course hard work. This kid is very strong, and as of now she has the right mind for sport. She can beat the odds well, if they arise. But only she can choose her goal though, you're right

[@valoriepickron8683]

What a talented little Lady Jersey Blue!! I love her attitude!

[@KAM_777]

Great girl & great family but I'm worried that with an NFL dad that's she's gonna end up over 6 feet tall.

[@fortheloveofcats2462]

The intense physical training for gymnastics slows down growth a lot. Hope she doesn't get injured around the time of puberty, coz then she'll shoot

[@805Bruin]

@@susanb.8285 Just looking at her now, she's not gonna be short.

[@nunulian4758]

This was my first thought. She hasn’t hit puberty yet. She’ll be way too tall for olympics.

[@wilgoster]

Yabbut with The genes she’s blessed with, she’ll be amazing at whatever she gravitates to. Talent will show.

[@bpeoples4043]

She's lucky to have such a supportive family

[@declankells2079]

2:45 I like how they didn’t show any of the right skills I-🖐💀