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Australia Olivia Vivian is an Olympian, World Champion, and trailblazer in both artistic gymnastics and obstacle course racing, known for her resilient spirit and engaging presence.
Representing Australia at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Olivia earned seven national gymnastics titles and played a pivotal role in elevating Australian gymnastics.
Olivia Vivian in her recent collaboration with @yerbienergy. This is such a cool shot, @oliviavivian! You are phenomenal #NinjaWarrior #NinjaOlivia #...
As a speaker, mentor, and creator, Olivia brings energy, credibility, and heart to every partnership — making meaningful impact both on and off the screen.
Perth athlete and Ninja Warrior star Olivia Vivian, speaking at CCIWA's International Women's Day #MarchForward luncheon.
Explains her background as an Australian artistic gymnast, Ninja Warrior, business woman, and speaker, and mentions their partners.
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Ambassador for Melanoma Institute in honour of her father.
Promotes Funky Monkey Bars in efforts to get kids playing outdoors.
Olivia Vivian, born on July 13, 1989, in Perth, Western Australia, commenced her gymnastics career at the age of eight after transitioning from ballet. She showed early promise, competing at the 2005 and 2006 World Championships, where she achieved 13th place on the uneven bars in 2005 and 12th on uneven bars along with a sixth-place team finish in 2006. Her dedication culminated in her Olympic debut at 19, representing Australia as part of the women’s artistic gymnastics team at the Beijing 2008 Games. There, she contributed to the team’s sixth-place overall finish, with her best individual result being 20th on the uneven bars.
Following her Olympic appearance, Vivian pursued collegiate gymnastics at Oregon State University from 2009 to 2012. Despite multiple injuries early in her collegiate career, she excelled, helping the Oregon State Beavers win the 2011 PAC-10 Conference Championships, their first conference title since 1996. Vivian also earned the title of PAC-10 Co-Champion on uneven bars and placed sixth at the NCAA Championships. In her senior year, she was the 2012 NCAA Regional Co-Champion on uneven bars, demonstrating her consistent high performance.
Vivian made an elite comeback from 2012 to 2016, securing a silver medal with the Australian team at the 2014 Commonwealth Games. She also competed at the 2014 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships, where her team finished seventh. After retiring from gymnastics in 2016, Vivian joined Cirque Du Soleil. Her career further diversified into television, notably as a competitor on ‘Australian Ninja Warrior,’ where she became the only female in the world to repeatedly reach the Grand Final and the only female competitor worldwide to clear Stage Two of the Grand Final in 2020. She also made history by winning the Gold Medal at the inaugural World Obstacle Ninja World Championships in Moscow in 2019, setting a women’s World Record for the 160m speed course.
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