Simone Biles completed two historic landings at this weekend's U.S. World Championship. Gymnasts in Bellevue are inspired by her success.

BELLEVUE, Wash. — Olympic gymnast Simone Biles is inspiring young gymnasts across the country and also in Washington after her historic championship weekend.

Biles is the first to land a double-twisting, double somersault dismount off the beam, and she's now the only woman to land a triple-twisting, double back on the floor in competition. The 22-year-old completed both while competing at the U.S. World Championship over the weekend.

“She does make it look incredibly easy. It’s not easy. What she is doing is very difficult,” said Anna Konen, a senior instructor at Gymnastics East in Bellevue.

Konan watched the achievement live and called it "unprecedented."

“This is one of those things that people thought would never be possible. Certainly, they never thought a woman could do this and here she is,” said Konen.

Biles has an Olympic Gold Medal and several World Championship titles. Konen said the gymnasts at Gymnastics East practice 25-hours a week over the summer and feed off of Biles' success.

Konen said Biles's achievements are proof to her young athletes that their potential has no limit.