Grace McCallum

Olympic gymnasts and silver medalists Jordan Chiles and Grace McCallum had the giggles during an ASMR interview.

Simone Biles formally withdraws from the vault and uneven bars at the Tokyo Olympics individual gymnastics events for 2021. See who will replace her and how to watch

In “ASMR the Interview,” gymnastic silver medalists Jordan Chiles and Grace McCallum share their favorite hype songs and their thoughts on sushi. And Chiles even gives us her ASMR rendition of Normani’s “Motivation.”

Team USA gymnasts Jordan Chiles and Grace McCallum discuss how they deal with stress. Chiles, who is named after Michael Jordan, says sometimes a little retail therapy can help.

Here is the schedule information and more ahead of the gymnastics team competitions this summer in Tokyo

From Tokyo gold to their favorite pets, Team USA had a lot of creative responses when we asked them to write haiku. We teamed up with NBC Sports’ Peter King, NBC’s resident haiku expert and Olympic Games enthusiast, to figure out which Olympic athlete wrote each of the haikus.

It’s a pretty simple concept: two bars, one higher than the other, and a gymnast performing a routine between the bars. But when you try to illustrate the sport with Legos, things get a little tougher. Team USA gymnast Grace McCallum attempts to explain uneven bars with Legos.

Gymnast Sam Mikulak is a high-flying act on the horizonal bar, also known as the “high bar.” But can he find success explaining the event using Legos?