Sui Lu

Sui Lu
— Gymnast —
Lu in 2009
Personal information
Full name	眭禄 (Sui Lu)
Country represented	China
Born	(1992-04-01) April 1, 1992 (age 24) Zhuzhou, Hunan
Height	1.51 m (4 ft 11 in) (4'11")
Discipline	Women's artistic gymnastics
Level	Senior
Head coach(es)	陸善真 (Lu Shanzhen)
Assistant coach(es)	王群策 (Wang Qunce)、徐惊雷 (Xu Jinglei)
Music	A World Without Thieves (2004) Por Una Cabeza
Retired	2013
Medal record Representing  China Olympic Games 2012 London Balance Beam World Championships 2011 Tokyo Balance Beam 2011 Tokyo Floor Exercise 2009 London Floor Exercise 2010 Rotterdam Team 2011 Tokyo Team Asian Games 2010 Guangzhou Team 2010 Guangzhou All-Around 2010 Guangzhou Balance Beam 2010 Guangzhou Floor Exercise National Games 2009 Jinan Team 2009 Jinan Floor Exercise 2013 Dalian Team 2013 Dalian Balance Beam 2013 Dalian Floor Exercise 2009 Jinan All-Around 2009 Jinan Balance Beam

A World Without Thieves (2004)

Sui Lu (Chinese: 眭禄; pinyin: Suī Lù, born on 1 April 1992), is a retired Chinese gymnast. She started competing at the senior international level in 2008, and showed strengths on the balance beam and the floor exercise.

Sui Lu started training gymnastics at the age of 3, and was selected into the Shanghai team in 2000. In Chinese national level competition, Sui has made many achievements for the Shanghai team. She obtained team gold at the 2007 national championships, and gold for balance beam and floor exercise in the 2008 national championships, beating her national teammates and later Olympic champions Cheng Fei, Jiang Yuyuan, Li Shanshan and Deng Linlin.

Being a beam and floor specialist, Sui was one of the hopefuls to be selected to the Beijing Olympic team, which would later win China's first women's team gold medal. However, her inconsistent performances at the World Cup series in 2008 prevented her from making the final squad. Together with Xiao Sha, their pre-occupied position was substituted by Deng Linlin.

At the 11th Chinese national games in 2009, Sui led the Shanghai team as their key gymnast. She competed and successfully executed on all 4 apparatus in the team final. Her final spectacular floor performance allowed the trailing Shanghai team to upset the Guangdong team by 0.125 points and take the gold. She also achieved bronze in the all-around, gold on floor and bronze on balance beam, receiving a total of four medals at the 11th national games.

Since 2009, Sui has established herself as a strong Chinese beam and floor specialist and won many national and international titles.

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