Jonathan began gymnastics at the age of four in 1990. "I was a wild child", Horton said, "I once climbed a pole in the middle of Target all the way to the ceiling. I used to do back flips on my parents' bed and I rode a garage door to the top when I was 3 years old."
Before 2005
Jonathan made his debut as a Senior (despite still competing as a Junior) in 2002 competing at the U.S. National Championships in Cleveland, Ohio where he placed first on still rings and vault, placed second in the all-around and the floor exercise, and tied for fifth on the high bar. In 2003 he competed in the Winter Cup challenge, where he qualified to the individual event finals. Later that year he was chosen to compete for US at the Pan American Games in Santo Domingo where the men's team won Bronze and he placed fourth in the All-Around.
"This meet isn't big because of the number of athletes they bring in, it's prestigious because of who they bring in."
"I am happy to have won it, knowing that it was a tough year. Last year, I knew all but one (word). This year, there were two words I didn't know."
"Unbelievable. Bart Conner is one of the most decorated male gymnasts to ever compete. To put me in a category with him, it feels amazing."
"I actually didn't think my floor routine was that good. It was pretty shaky to me but some other guys made some mistakes. I stuck most of my passes, a small step on my dismount. On rings, my strength was hard. I was breathing hard through the whole thing and I lost my lower back muscles it felt like during my handstands. I was able to stick my dismount and I came out with two first-place finishes."
"When you make a mistake, it fuels your fury and I couldn't have felt more powerful heading into the still rings."
"It feels amazing. The reason we won is because our team has more heart than anyone. We train hard."
Jonathan Horton 2008 Beijing Olympics Event Finals: High Bar
Jonathan horton performing in event finals on high bar in beijing.
he received silver.
his triple twisting double layout dismount is insane!!!
published: 01 Mar 2009
A Day in the Life: Jonathan Horton
The days of silver medalist Jonathan Horton are filled with the aches, pains and injuries that come with training as an Olympic gymnast. However, Jonathan pushes through the pain and never lets it interfere with "the pursuit of perfection." For more on Team USA, please visit: http://www.facebook.com/BPTeamUSA
published: 16 Jul 2012
Jonathan Horton - Floor Exercise - 2008 Olympic Trials - Day 1 - Men
Score: 15.000 - June 19, 2008 - Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pa.
published: 09 Apr 2009
Jonathan Horton on weight training and gymnastics.
Jonathan Horton's Olympic gymnastics workout
Source: Yahoo Elite Workouts, Jun 18, 2012
published: 29 Jul 2012
Jonathan Horton | 2008 Olympics Team Finals | High Bar
Jonathan Horton | 2008 Olympics Team Finals | High Bar
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The days of silver medalist Jonathan Horton are filled with the aches, pains and injuries that come with training as an Olympic gymnast. However, Jonathan pushe...
The days of silver medalist Jonathan Horton are filled with the aches, pains and injuries that come with training as an Olympic gymnast. However, Jonathan pushes through the pain and never lets it interfere with "the pursuit of perfection." For more on Team USA, please visit: http://www.facebook.com/BPTeamUSA
The days of silver medalist Jonathan Horton are filled with the aches, pains and injuries that come with training as an Olympic gymnast. However, Jonathan pushes through the pain and never lets it interfere with "the pursuit of perfection." For more on Team USA, please visit: http://www.facebook.com/BPTeamUSA
The days of silver medalist Jonathan Horton are filled with the aches, pains and injuries that come with training as an Olympic gymnast. However, Jonathan pushes through the pain and never lets it interfere with "the pursuit of perfection." For more on Team USA, please visit: http://www.facebook.com/BPTeamUSA
Jonathan began gymnastics at the age of four in 1990. "I was a wild child", Horton said, "I once climbed a pole in the middle of Target all the way to the ceiling. I used to do back flips on my parents' bed and I rode a garage door to the top when I was 3 years old."
Before 2005
Jonathan made his debut as a Senior (despite still competing as a Junior) in 2002 competing at the U.S. National Championships in Cleveland, Ohio where he placed first on still rings and vault, placed second in the all-around and the floor exercise, and tied for fifth on the high bar. In 2003 he competed in the Winter Cup challenge, where he qualified to the individual event finals. Later that year he was chosen to compete for US at the Pan American Games in Santo Domingo where the men's team won Bronze and he placed fourth in the All-Around.
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