Stanford Women's Gymnastics: Day in the Life | Madison Brunette

See what life as a member of the Stanford Women’s Gymnastics team is like as Madi Brunette takes us along on a day in her life!
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[@marissav.5051]

1:45 In the spirit of learning, MRIs don’t actually expose you to radiation. They use magnets, which is why they’re considered a less invasive imaging option than x-rays and CTs, which both use radiation.

[@CarebearO]

she looks SO strong, I love it

[@thereal_onelargemammal]

Would love to see a 'Day in the Life' of one of the members of your Mens Gymnastic team.

[@vickipeck3624]

When do you study and take academic classes?

[@GentilPinson888]

OMG she's so strong

[@SecretPlacePsalm91]

I love that as a whole your modest, real, and genuine. Not all skin and make up and “all that stuff!” Blessings :-)

[@usaintltrade]

🌹

[@Tankist_snaiper.]

какие девчата все здоровые .., такое ощущения что с тренажёрного зала поваыходили..!!!

[@SpaceMod2]

sponsored by Coca Cola? Wtf?

[@ginamariedemeo]

You shouldn’t have to smile

[@tun6006]

1:20 lol that is such trash. Didn't reference any meaningful biochemical mechanisms as to how any of it works. "It'd a red light at a certain wavelength...." wow really? like how blue is a difference wavelength than red? lol

[@billstreet5043]

chill man its not that deep