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Stephen Nedoroscik details his "unreal" schedule as he gears up for upcoming gymnastics season following DWTS appearance

Modified Dec 20, 2024 17:10 GMT

Stephen Nedoroscik shared his hectic schedule during the year's final US Men's Senior National Team development camp. He played a crucial role in the team's bronze medal win at the 2024 Paris Olympics and will vie for more medals at the 2025 World Championships.

Nedoroscik is fresh off a fiery freestyle performance on a Pommel Horse during the finale of Dancing With the Stars. The 26-year-old placed fourth with partner Rylee Arnold on the show before taking off to Colorado Springs for the development camp.

The 2021 World Champion is preparing for the DWTS Tour following the conclusion of the camp and highlighted his hectic schedule on social media. In a recent Instagram post, he claimed that he had been switching from one state to another during the past three days.

"Great day rehearsing! Unreal 24 hours ago I was in Colorado. In 24 hours I'll be in Texas," he wrote.

The Olympic medalist attended the US Gymnastics Developmental camp and also visited the US Olympic and Paralympic Museum on Monday before traveling back for the DWTS tour rehearsals. He will co-host the tour which starts on January 7 in Richmond, Virginia.

"Even before I could walk, I was already climbing up the walls in my house" - Stephen Nedoroscik on being inclined to gymnastics from the start

Artistic Gymnastics - Olympic Games Paris 2024: Stephen Nedoroscik celebrates bronze medal win (Image: Getty)

Speaking in an interview with the Associated Press following his rise to stardom at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Stephen Nedoroscik revealed he was nicknamed “monkey boy" during his childhood due to his tendency to climb up the walls.

“When I was real little – I’m talking like, basically before I could walk, I was already climbing up the walls in my house, scaring the babysitters. So it didn’t take long for my parents to say, let’s put them in one of those preschool gyms,” he said.

Nedoroscik excelled in pommel horse from the start of his gymnastics career before it eventually earned him the nickname of "pommel horse guy" at the 2024 Paris Olympics, where he performed a brilliant routine under pressure to deliver the first Olympic medal in 16 years for the USA men's gymnastics team.

The 26-year-old also earned a bronze medal in the individual pommel horse finals. He scored an impressive 15.300 to place third in a stacked-up field of international gymnasts.