How tall is Olivia Dunne?

Olivia Dunne is an American artistic gymnast and social media influencer, who stands at 5 ft 6.25 in (168 cm). Born in 2002, Dunne joined the USA national gymnastics team in 2017, training at ENA Paramus under the guidance of Craig and Jennifer Zappa. She embarked on her gymnastics journey with her debut at the U.S. Classic in 2014 for her exceptional skills on the uneven bars.

By 2015, she culminated her first National Championships appearance. In 2016, she continued to make strides with notable placements at both the U.S. Classic and the National Championships.

In 2017, Dunne was named to the National Team and competed internationally at the City of Jesolo Trophy. Her performance in the U.S. Classic and the National Championships that year solidified her reputation as a promising gymnast. She signed her National Letter of Intent with Louisiana State University (LSU) in November 2019. Joining the LSU Tigers gymnastics team in 2020, Dunne quickly made her mark, particularly on the uneven bars. Her NCAA debut contributed to LSU's strong performances in various meets.

Olivia Dunne’s Height

Olivia Dunne stands 5 feet 6.25 inches (168 cm) tall. As a taller gymnast, Dunne can generate more power when jumping on a springboard or reaching up to the bars at the start of a routine. She also uses her height to gain power for daring landings such as a triple-back salto.

Olivia Dunne's Physical Attributes

Olivia Dunne’s weight

Olivia Dunne weighs around 55 kg (121 lbs). Given Dunne’s height and weight, her BMI is around 19.4 which is considered perfect for a gymnast.

Olivia Dunne’s Age

Olivia Dunne is currently 21 years old. She was born on 1st October 2002, in Westwood, New Jersey, United States. Dunne became a member of the U.S. junior national team in 2017. She has been able to participate in various championships including the USA championships where she has personally won medals in beam, floor, and all-around categories. She has also competed in Italy where she emerged top in the team event. In the year 2020, she had the opportunity to join the LSU women's gymnastics team.