In January, Temple University gymnast Kyrstin Johnson's floor routine to Kendrick Lamar's hit song "Not Like Us" went viral on social media. But the sophomore is inspiring others with more than just her incredible moves on the mat. Johnson said people come to see her perform simply for the routine. With it, she's able to show the world who she is. "I am able to show my personality and have fun and just take it in the moment," Johnson said of her performances. Johnson started competing in gymnastics at 10 years old.
Main Idea: Temple gymnast Kyrstin Johnson is winning attention for a viral floor routine and for her story of turning setbacks into success at Temple University.
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Kyrstin Johnson’s story may inspire students and fans to keep pursuing goals after setbacks. Temple University’s support can also show how colleges help build confidence and community.
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Temple University gymnast and the central subject of the article, discussed for her viral routine, history, and future.
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