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February 7, 2013
2012 Olympic Alternate Anna Li shares what she has been up to since the London Olympics. Anna has taken on a different role now coaching at her family gym, Legacy Elite Gymnastics. She talks about her experience on the post-Olympic tour and what is in her future.
Could we see Anna in a blue coat judging on the floor at Championships in the future?
Anna Li is a member of the US Women's Senior National Team. She was a member of the UCLA Gymnastics team for the 2007-2010 seasons and competed all-around for the Bruins. Anna helped lead the Bruins to their sixth NCAA team title in 2010.
She has now returned home to be coached by her parents, Jiani Wu and Yuejiu Li who are both Chinese Olympians, at Legacy Elite Gymnastics in Illinois. At the 2011 CoverGirl Classic, Anna tied for 7th on the Uneven Bars. At the 2011 Visa Championships, she tied for 3rd on the Uneven Bars with a combined score of 29.45. Anna's expertise on the Uneven Bars make her a great asset to the US National Team. Anna was selected as alternate for the 2011 gold medal winning US Women's World Team which competed in Tokyo, Japan.
In 2012, Anna has made statements on the uneven bars, competing a routine with a 6.8 difficulty score. She became the first woman to compete a Hop 1 1/2 on bars, called a Rybalko, which she does in combination with a Jaeger release. At the 2012 Secret Classic, Anna missed her new combination, but finished 8th all around. At the Visa Championships, Anna hit both bar routines, winning bronze on the event and earning a spot at the Olympic Trials.
