The world of gymnastics has always been borderline exciting, but at the same time, elusive, to say the least. One such Savannah Schoenherr is a sensational gymnast at Louisiana State University or LSU Gymnastics. She competed at the SEC All-Freshman team in 2019 and made a mark there. She has the makings of an Olympic champion, with her graceful sinews winning her crowning achievements worth adorning.

Savannah is now gearing up for her first season at LSU. Despite her foot injury, she has made up to the LSU Gymnastics in a relatively short period. Carrying forward to her phenomenal days in Florida, it’s time for the magic at LSU. She, as well as her followers, are excited for her new journey at the university team. Recently, however, she decided to give the fans what they want with a slice of life day in the life video of hers, much to their surprise and joy. She recently took to Instagram to divulge what it takes, training wise, mentally and professionally, as a Tiger. The video, which quickly garnered attention, offers a rare glimpse into her rigorous training and dedication to the sport. It showed what it requires competing at such a high level in collegiate gymnastics.

 A sneak peek into a day in the life of a gifted LSU Gymnastics Athlete

Savannah Schoenherr, a graduate transfer from Florida, is now a part of the LSU gymnastics team. She recently shared her life as a Tiger on her Instagram account. The video showcases her daily routine and her rigorous training to keep herself in top shape for the competition. It gave us a close into her workout regimen, stretching routines, the diet she swears by to keep her mind and body in optimal condition. She is big on journaling as well, crucial when it comes to decluttering your thoughts. She was then seen entering the sanatorium, i.e. the LSU training facility, which gave us a look see into her gymnastic permutations and routines followed by her recovering in a state-of-the-art cryo chamber.

Much sooner, the video amassed a lot of hype from her fans and followers. It provides an inside look at the dedication, resilience, consistency and hard work that goes into being a gymnastics athlete at LSU. The Florida graduate is having her second inning after her ankle injury. She unfortunately broke her leg after falling down the stairs. And this is considered to be her major reason for coming to LSU, where the future looks really starry for the wunderkind champion..

As a graduate transfer from Florida with one season of eligibility remaining, Schoenherr’s future at LSU holds much promise. Despite facing challenges, including a broken foot that sidelined her for the 2023 season, Schoenherr has shown resilience and determination. Her journey at LSU is just beginning, and it’s clear that she’s ready to make her mark.

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Even before enrolling at Florida, Schoenherr had made a name for herself. She was the 10 uneven bars champion in 2018 at the Junior Olympic National Level. And becoming the first gymnast in Georgia High School Association (GHSA) history to win all five event titles at the state championships the same year.