Life after the Olympics: Gymnast Dominique Dawes on the transition

Dominique Dawes discusses her career, the controversy surrounding Jordan Childs' Olympic medal, and the historic moment of women of color on the podium. She reflects on her legacy, Simone Biles' achievements, and the transition from gymnastics to life beyond sports. The conversation also touches on the comparison between past and present gymnasts.

What is Dominique Dawes' role in the gymnastics community today?

• Sports commentator

• Owner of gymnastics academies

• Gymnastics judge

• Olympic coach

What was the main reason for Jordan Childs' medal controversy?

• Late submission of entry

• Doping allegations

• Injury during performance

• Judging error

What made the podium moment with Jordan Childs, Simone Biles, and the Brazilian athlete historic?

• First time medals were awarded in a new gymnastics category

• First time women of color occupied all podium spots

• First podium with athletes from three different continents

• First all-female podium

How did Dominique Dawes receive her Olympic bronze medal from the 2000 Sydney Games?

• At a special ceremony in her hometown

• Ten years later due to a reallocation

• During the closing ceremony

• Immediately after the competition

What does Dominique Dawes emphasize as important for athletes after their sports career?

• Becoming a coach or mentor

• Writing a book about their experiences

• Finding a new passion and having a strong support system

• Continuing to compete in local events

What is Dominique Dawes' perspective on the current generation of gymnasts compared to her era?

• They are not as passionate

• They are less skilled

• They have better equipment and scoring systems

• They lack discipline

What is one of Dominique Dawes' current passions outside of gymnastics?

• Traveling the world

• Motivational speaking

• Writing novels

• Cooking gourmet meals