WATCH: Gabby Thomas shares glimpses of training for the upcoming season as she returns to the track after Paris Olympics success

Gabby Thomas recently shared a sneak peek of her training sessions for the upcoming 2025 track season. The athlete recently signed up for Michael Johnson's Grand Slam Track.

Thomas had a successful run in 2024, as she delivered some incredible performances during her Paris Olympics campaign. She won a total of three gold medals in the 200m, 4x100m relay, and 4x400m relay dashes. In the 200m dash, the American clocked 21.83s to stand atop the podium and bested Julien Alfred and Brittany Brown, who claimed second and third place, respectively.

In the 4x100m relay dash, Thomas and her team, which included Melissa Jefferson, Twanisha Terry, and Sha'Carri Richardson, clocked an impressive time of 41.78s, defeating Great Britain and Germany, who recorded 41.85s and 41.97s, respectively. In the 4x400m relay, she and her team clocked 3:15.27, besting the Netherlands and Great Britain.

The athlete is now gearing up for the next track season and has shared a video of her training sessions on Instagram. She was seen doing multiple workouts on the track, which included 2x60m wickets, 1x100m A skips, 1x100m overhead A runs, and 4x50 sled runs. In some of the exercises, she was accompanied by a few of her training teammates. The post's caption read:

"& repeat 3x... today's first workout😊"

Here is the video:

Gabby Thomas opened up about why she chose track and field as her career

In Picture: Track and field athlete Gabby Thomas - Source: Getty

Gabby Thomas recently appeared in an interview with New Balance, where she spoke about why she chose track and field as her career. She emphasized on the positive aspects of the sport, stating that there is always room for improvement, and also emphasized the fact that an athlete is always competing against themselves in track.

"I think I ended up choosing track because you can always get better you can always improve, you can always be a better athlete, be a better version of yourself and that's such a beautiful thing about track and field. We can count medals and we can count wins but you're always kind of racing yourself so, I fell in love with that," Gabby Thomas said.

The American athlete also once revealed in an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live that her mother forced her to choose track and field, as the 27-year-old initially wanted to choose softball. Gabby Thomas now has a total of five Olympic medals, as she won one silver medal and one bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and three gold medals in the Paris Olympics.