"Never a dull moment" - Stephen Nedoroscik reflects on his gymnastics journey as he visits his alma mater Penn State

Stephen Nedoroscik recently returned to practice at Penn State Gym after spending the last four months participating in Dancing with the Stars, where he finished fourth. During his time at the gym, he reflected on his accomplishments displayed on the walls.

At the 2024 Paris Olympics, the 26-year-old clinched two bronze medals - one in the men's individual pommel horse finals and another as part of the US men's gymnastics team, which secured its first Olympic medal in 16 years.

The bronze medalist recently toured the walls of Penn State Gymnastics and highlighted his significant achievements to his fans. He noted the Emery Award, which he won in 2020, and his place on the National Championships list, recognizing his victories in 2017 and 2018. He also proudly referenced his 2021 World Championship title, where he became the first American male gymnast to win a world title in the pommel horse category.

Standing before the Olympian wall, Nedoroscik acknowledged that his name wasn't there yet but expressed confidence that it would be displayed along with the other Penn State Olympians soon. With the gym behind him, he shared his excitement to reconnect with fellow athletes and enjoy the training process.

Nedoroscik shared the video on Instagram with the caption:

"Never a dull moment with the Penn State Gymnastics team."

He said in the video:

"On this one wall, This Emery Award, I won that in 2020. I'm over here, on a national champion wall, I won in 2017 and 2018, then I won World's in 2021." (pointing at his name for each award he won)

"Here's the Olympian wall. And unfortunately, I am not just up yet, I will be either on that spot or that spot because my teammate is also an Olympian."

After giving a glimpse of his gym in the video, the 26-year-old said:

"Got the gym behind me. Gotta go in and just have fun with some of the guys."

Stephen Nedoroscik and his Dancing with the Stars partner, Rylee Arnold, recently reunited for the DWTS: Live! 2025 Tour.

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Stephen Nedoroscik and Rylee Arnold reunited for the upcoming DWTS live show

Stephen Nedoroscik and Rylee Arnold at the 38th Carousel Of Hope Ball (Source: Getty)

After spending four months on Dancing with the Stars, Stephen Nedoroscik and Rylee Arnold have reunited for the upcoming DWTS live show. The bronze medalist will co-host the tour which will feature top professional dancers and celebrities, including Arnold.

Nedoroscik shared the news on Instagram, writing:

"The dancing doesn't stop. I'm beyond honored to be cohosting the @dwtstourofficial this year, and I can't wait to meet all of you!"

The Olympic bronze medalist will return to his alma mater, Penn State, during the tour's stop at the Bryce Jordan Center in January 2025.