Olivia Dunne, a great gymnast for LSU, demonstrated that there is never a true offseason in the sport when she needed to be adaptable for a move on the beach over the Memorial Day holiday.
The TikTok user from New Jersey, who has more than 7.4 million followers, shared one of her most recent videos while wearing a black bikini. Dunne impressively backflipped off a rock.
On May 21, 2023, in Hollywood, Florida, Olivia Dunne and visitors take part in a yoga class as Sports Illustrated Swimsuit celebrates the release of the 2023 issue with Swimsuit Island at The Guitar Hotel at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. (Image Credit: Sports Illustrated Swimsuit by Alberto Tamargo/Getty Images)
“Some beach-nastics to start the summer off right,” she wrote in the caption of the video.
In just a few hours, the video had more than 330,000 likes.
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Dunne has already experienced a fantastic offseason. She obtained yet another name, image, and likeness contract, this time with Sports Illustrated, and will make her debut in the swimsuit issue of the publication.
Prior to the Tigers’ incredible season coming to a close with a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Gymnastics Championships, she flew to Puerto Rico in January to conduct photo shoots for the publication.
The Podium Challenge is being watched by LSU’s Olivia Dunne on March 3, 2023 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Steve Lew is with USA TODAY Sports.)
In a video that was uploaded on the magazine’s Instagram page, Dunne remarked, “Being a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model is a dream come true.” “I feel like a lot of young girls follow Sports Illustrated, and there are a lot of young girls who look up to me,” she said. Therefore, I believe that both of our brands are complementary since we both hope to motivate the next generation.
According to On3 Sports, Dunne is one of the college athletes with the highest NIL ratings. She also discussed being at the forefront of the NIL craze in an interview with Sports Illustrated.
“No one really anticipated a female gymnast to lead the way in (name, image, and likeness deals),” the competitor told the journal. Most observers anticipated basketball, baseball, and football. Being a woman at the forefront and working to level the playing field is unquestionably a positive step.
Younger women were made aware by Dunne that “you are more than just your sport.”
