Had I seen this picture a few years ago, I would have been really upset with the way my stomach looks. For the first few years of my career, I was obsessed with the idea that looking good in a crop top (aka being way too lean) was what would achieve results. Seeing a picture like this would have sent me into a spiral of under-eating, and undeserved self-loathing. Even being where I am today, with my body image being relatively positive, I took one look at this picture and thought, “Ooof.. I won’t be posting that one”. The more I thought about it though, the more I realized that this is the type of picture that needs to be posted more often. Because this picture is real. I am so incredibly lucky to be doing what I love, at the highest level. My body moves, and rolls, and it allows me to push it to the extreme every single day. This body has stayed healthy at the most important times of my career. And this body, on this particular day, on this particular jump won me a gold medal. Who ...