UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi became an internet sensation over the weekend when a video of her perfect 10 floor routine went viral.

Turns out it was so difficult one of her tumbling passages had such a high degree of difficulty that her team “had to resubmit it because it wasn’t in the code of points” for the judges, the 21-year-old said Thursday on Good Morning America.

.@katelyn_ohashi is wowing the world with her impressive gymnastic routines filled with difficult passes. “I don’t know any other female gymnast in the world who does it,” her coach tells @robinroberts. https://t.co/QboI887R4G pic.twitter.com/UQ3PE9Oqag

— Good Morning America (@GMA) January 17, 2019

She also spoke out about body image on the show saying she has dealt with body shaming since she was 14 years old.

She uses poetry to cope with any insecurities or criticisms, and while on the morning show, the Bruins senior read a powerful poem she wrote, titled Self-Hatred Goodbyes.

UPDATE: Viral UCLA Gymnast’s Routine Was So Difficult It Wasn’t Even Covered in the Rulebook [VIDEO]

UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi became an internet sensation over the weekend when a video of her perfect 10 floor routine went viral.

Turns out it was so difficult one of her tumbling passages had such a high degree of difficulty that her team “had to resubmit it because it wasn’t in the code of points” for the judges, the 21-year-old said Thursday on Good Morning America.

She also spoke out about body image on the show saying she has dealt with body shaming since she was 14 years old.

She uses poetry to cope with any insecurities or criticisms, and while on the morning show, the Bruins senior read a powerful poem she wrote, titled Self-Hatred Goodbyes.

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