A video of a young girl’s enthusiastic reaction to women’s weightlifting at the Olympics highlights the inspiring power of the Olympics.
In the video posted to Tik Tok Named by her mother Tina after the username Coffeencrusts, you can see this lovely young man named Emily watching the athletes’ game with her father.
Facts have proved that this is a thrilling experience for young children who are in awe of female players. Tokyo Olympics, Told her father “These women are too strong.”
“Look at that pillar!” Emily yelled when one of the weightlifters started her competition. And strong hands…I wish I had strong hands,” she added.
Soon, Emily was eager to follow in the footsteps of women one day, telling her parents “I hope I must be the strongest.”
“They are so strong!” she said after a moment. “They can lift heavy… things. Because they are too strong.”
A few minutes later, Emily stood up and cheered for the weightlifter representing the United States, “You can do it!” She shouted, waving her hands in the air.
Later, she was photographed marching in the room, shouting “She is the winner” and enjoyed their efforts very much. Female olympics In weightlifting, or, as she calls it, “down.”
The video was first published on TikTok on Saturday and has been viewed more than 2.2 million times, receiving more than 540,000 likes and more than 4,500 comments.
You can watch Emily’s video here.
When commenting on the video, TikTok user Kumikoseph declared: “The future Olympic champion is born.”
Thevondyfam wrote: “Oh, my goodness, she is so sweet.”
Katerosehutch commented: “The parenting is done right. It’s amazing.”
Shelrye said: “Please save this and play it to us when she shows up Olympic Games.”
Chloedempseyyy added: “She prefers to use her comments to watch the Olympics.”
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Cpnsa wrote: “That’s why representation is important, my heart melts!”
The comment echoed the words of singer and composer Antje Schomaker, who described the video as “a good example of the importance of expressiveness.”
“Girls need role models so they can imagine themselves being strong or doing an’atypical’ job for women.”
Chloegalla agreed: “She grew up and looked at these strong women and was inspired by them. It was amazing. Can’t wait to see her at the Olympics.”
Emily’s achievements have not been overlooked elsewhere. The shots of her enthusiastic reaction National Broadcasting Corporation It will be broadcast as part of its Olympic coverage.
Weightlifting strength and fitness coach Elisabeth Oehler also shared this video Twitter, Write “Why should you watch the Olympics with your kids…”
Weekly newspaper Emily’s mother Tina has been contacted for comments.
