Watch: Gabby Thomas reveals one of the favorite parts of her job as she trains for the grand launch of Alexis Ohanian's 'Athlos track' meet

Gabby Thomas, who won three gold medals at the Paris Olympics, recently talked about one of her favorite parts of her job. She is currently practicing for Serena William's husband, Alexis Ohanian's women's only track event, Athlos NYC, which is slated for 26 September 2024.

Thomas won her first gold in the 200m dash at Paris, where she clocked 21.83s to stand atop the podium and bested Julien Alfred and Brittany Brown, who secured second and third place, respectively. She continued her gold medal streak in the 4x100m and 4x400m dashes.

Thomas and her team, which included Melissa Jefferson, Twanisha Terry, and Sha'Carri Richardson, clocked 41.78s in the 4x100m relay event, defeating Great Britain and Germany, who recorded the time of 41.85s and 41.97s, respectively.

Similarly, in the 4x400m relay dash, Thomas, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Alexis Holmes, and Shamier Little, recorded a time of 3:15.27.

Following her exploits in Paris, the American athlete is now gearing up for the Athlos NYC meet, and amidst this, she shared a video of herself on TikTok, revealing the favorite part of her job. She was flaunting her outfit in front of a mirror and added the caption:

"One of my fav parts of the job…..glam 💕"

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Gabby Thomas revealed the secret behind winning three gold medals at the Paris Olympics

Gabby Thomas recently appeared in the CBS Mornings interview, where she unveiled the secret behind winning three gold medals at the Paris Olympics. She said that the power of self-talk helped her in the Olympic journey, and she believed that she was already the Olympic champion even before racing.

"I am building my self-talk. I'm building my confidence in that moment. I am telling myself that I am already the Olympic champion," Gabby Thomas said. "I wrote down over and over every morning, while I was in Paris, that I will be the Olympic champion - in my notes app - over and over and I envisioned the race all day, every day, imagining myself winning and crossing the line in front."

Thomas now has a total of five Olympic medals, of which three are gold, and the other two are silver and bronze medals, which she grabbed at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The 27-year-old will next be competing at the Athlos NYC meet in the 200m dash at Icahn Stadium.