We are now crying out and demanding that our voices be heard once and for all and that all of our reports are taken seriously and not simply swept under the rug, because exactly as sexual abuse leave its undying marks, this type of verbal abuse does as well.вЂ™ Katelyn also broached the abuse that she experienced as a child and shared that although she was never sexually abused, she was subjected to mental and verbal torture that was вЂnever acknowledgedвЂ™ and вЂignoredвЂ™. She also said she finds it sad that it вЂrequired things to get this badвЂ™ for change to finally happen. вЂElite gymnastics should only be a place where our joy continues to grow,вЂ™ she wrote.Дetailing that вЂgymnastics requires sacrifice, dedication, discipline, getting back up every time you fall down, repetition, mental toughness, along with support, joy, and communicationвЂ™, Katelyn shared that unfortunately she never experienced вЂsupport, joy and communicationвЂ™ from her coaches or parents. Writing a personal essay for Behind the Madness, Katelyn revealed that that although she loved going to the gym as a young child, as soon as an вЂelite atmosphereвЂ™ kicked in, her joy and enthusiasm for her sport were replaced by fear and dread. Video of Katelyn performing the routine in February 2018 achieved the same awe and praise from fans around the world, racking up more than 561,000 views after being posted to the NCAA Gymnastics YouTube channel.ДЄnd not long before her viral success, Katelyn's name featured in headlines for a very different reason early in 2018, she chose to speak out about the different kinds of abuse she suffered at the hands of her coaches throughout her career as an elite level gymnast. before the judges hold up score with a perfect 10, seen here, alongside former Olympian-turned-UCLA coach Jordyn Wieber

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