.GabiButlerCheer and Lexi_Brumback are speaking Daytona2021 into existence. (And so are we!)
"I'm gonna speak it into existence and manifest it into reality," Brumback, Navarro's elite tumbler, says in the video interview with."Honestly, it was really heartbreaking for it to be canceled last year, and we're just gonna hope that it doesn't happen again and that we get to do what we came here to do."
The athletes explain that, right now, the way Navarro runs things is"way different" because of the pandemic. They practice in small groups and wear masks to those practices."Even outside of practice, we're supposed to stay with our groups if we do hang out with anyone," Brumback says. Butler added that they"take each week by week," and even though their sport is an interactive one, they're making it work and getting a lot done safely.
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