Gabby Thomas lets loose with super dance moves in sporty leotard fit

The three-time Olympic gold medalist doesn’t hold back, showing she can run and dance.

Matt Ryan | Oct 4, 2024

Gabby Thomas reacts after winning the semifinals of the women’s 200 meter dash during day eight of the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials. / Ben Lonergan/The Register-Guard / USA TODAY NETWORK

Gabby Thomas can run and now we know she can dance.

We know the 27-year-old track star can make even the most casual selfie or scrunchy-face pose look good. Now, we know the three-time Olympic gold medalist can make her dance moves look just as fantastic.

Maybe it was the calorie-bomb cheat meal or an insane Nashville hot chicken challenge, but the three-time Olympic gold medalist felt like movin’ and groovin’ in her latest TikTok video set to John Mack featuring Natalie Nunn “Pose For Me” song. Of course her fit game was on point as well, wearing a sporty leotard with some comfy pants. Thomas also sported the Olympics rings necklace.

Gabby Thomas/Instagram

The lyric “badiess” in the song was probably written for Thomas: She can run, dance, and even tear up a pickleball game in a fire white tennis miniskirt. Oh, she also has another job off the track as well.

The gold medalist also holds a bachelor’s degree in neurobiology from Harvard University and a master’s degree in public health from the University of Texas Health Science Center. She has said she ultimately dreams of running a hospital or a nonprofit to expand access to healthcare.

What can’t Thomas do?

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Published Oct 4, 2024

MATT RYAN