Namita Nayyar:
In February 2016 you broke your hand while performing a new floor skill. You were unable to train for five weeks. A foot injury forced you to withdraw from the 2017 World Cup event in London, England. How you are physically and mentally able to overcome these sporting injuries and your advice to the young gymnasts, who are inspired by you?
Georgia-Mae Fenton:
I’ve had quite a few injuries and they are a part of gymnastics but it important to remember you can come back stronger from them and to try remain positive anytime I’ve got injured I’ve always found a way to still work on things without using the body part that is injured for example I got a lot of Leg injuries when I was younger and that gave me a chance to work on bars and now that is my strongest piece. Another thing to remember is to make sure that you do your physio exercises properly as they are there to help you recover.
Namita Nayyar:
Advice and motivational words to the inspiring and budding young gymnast girls, who all are your fans and shall like to know from you for their climb to the ladder of success in the field of artistic gymnastics?
Georgia-Mae Fenton:
Remember that it’s a journey and not everything will happen straight away perseverance is key, keep working hard, push yourself but make sure you love what you’re doing.
I’ve always said Dreams don’t work unless you do.
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