Talented twins take the leap into a new gymsport

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After representing Australia in rhythmic gymnastics, identical twins Chloe and Willow Lai have embarked on a new challenge in aerobic gymnastics.

Chloe and Willow (left) with their Development Group in 2022.

The Le Ray Gymnastics Junior Group at the 2025 Rhythmic Gymnastics Junior World Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria.

“I loved how energetic and fast-paced it looked, and I was excited to see how some of the skills I'd developed in rhythmic gymnastics could carry across while learning a whole new discipline.”

Chloe Lai

The Junior Aerodance Team competes at the 2026 Cantanhede Open.

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