Published: Feb. 19, 2014, 2:22 a.m.
Miss Aly Raisman, the most decorated American in London and the Olympic champ on floor.
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She used to be called "my mini-me" by Alicia Sacramone and then she became one of the most consistent gymnasts in the United States. She clinched team gold for the Fierce Five \xa0in London with a clutch performance on floor. That routine featured some of her trademark INSANE tumbling. She's back in the gym and ready to return to competition later this year. \xa0We discuss:
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\n- If she's still on track to be back for Classics in Chicago.
\n- Bars, bars and bars, yes, she talks about her love/hate relationship with bars.
\n- Her advice about handling pressure (because she's so freakin' good at it!)
\n- Crazy skills she's been working on. Kenzo look out!
\n- What helped her improve her flexibility and toe point last year.
\n- What happened with Jordyn in the training room when Aly advanced to all-around finals without her.
\n- How her relationship with coaches\xa0Mihai and Silvia\xa0Brestyan\xa0has changed since the Olympics.
\n- Her thoughts on the Chinese age controversy in Antwerp.
\n- How she deals with fear, even when Miahi calls her a chicken!
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Aly's Twitter\xa0and\xa0Facebook\xa0
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