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The U.S.A women’s gymnastics team has catapulted to fame, thanks to their impressive gymnastics routines. All five Team U.S.A members Simone Biles, Gabby Douglas, Aly Raisman, Madison Kocian and Laurie Hernandez, have been in the spotlight recently for their commendable achievements at the 2016 Rio Olympics. For all the eager gymnastics fans Googling terms like, “Laurie Hernandez beam video,” “Laurie Hernandez beam routine,” “Laurie Hernandez beam protest,” and ” Laurie Hernandez beam challenge,” you’ve come to right place! We’ll tell you how to watch Laurie Hernandez’s balance beam routine.

Woohoo! Was able to get a silver on beam today!???? Thanks @maggiehaney26 for pushing me to my best in the gym. Without your help, I couldn’t have performed the way I did today????❤️

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The talented gymnast helped Team U.S.A take first place in the women’s team all-around, and earned the silver medal in the women’s beam. Her fellow teammate, Simone Biles faltered in her usually flawless routine, and almost fell off the balance beam. Biles was forced to bend forwards and grab onto the beam, to stop herself from falling off. 24-year-old Dutch gymnast, Sanne Wevers earned first place, with the highest score 15.466, while Laurie came in second with 15.333 and last, but not the least was Simone Biles, with 14.733.

Watch the video of Laurie Hernandez’s routine here

Born on June 9, 2000, Lauren “Laurie” Hernandez is the youngest gymnast on the U.S. Team, also known as the “Fierce Five.” Her Puerto Rican parents enrolled her in dance and ballet classes at the tender age of five, but gymnastics caught her eye and since then, there’s been no looking back for this New Jersey native. Just days before the 2016 Rio Olympics Opening Ceremony, Hernandez publicly announced that she turned professional, forfeiting her NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) eligibility to compete in college level gymnastics. She has verbally committed to the University of Florida.

Hernandez has credited her coach for her success saying, “My coach (Maggie Haney) has very high expectations for me. Maybe she saw it (a year ago), but I didn’t see it in myself yet.”

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