That guy’s name is Stephen Nedoroscik, who executed a pommel horse routine that left his ... usually as a result of problems with the muscles that control eye movement. While it’s mainly ...

This condition results from misaligned eye muscles and can cause double vision ... “It’s not necessarily clear, but the thing about pommel horse is if I keep them on, they’re gonna fly ...

Stephen Nedoroscik is a pommel horse event specialist for the United States gymnastics ... Stephen Nedoroscik has strabismus, a condition that affects the eye muscles, causing them to not line up ...

The 25-year-old Massachusetts native has strabismus, a condition that affects eye muscles, causing the eyes ... team and specializes in the pommel horse event. He became just the fourth American ...

The pommel horse routine went viral on multiple social ... The condition is common in children, leading to eye muscle surgery, but can be developed in adulthood as well. Strabismus can result ...

They call him the "Pommel Horse Guy." Stephen Nedoroscik is now ... (He wears them because of conditions that affect his eye muscles and light sensitivity, he revealed on social media).

It was hard to tell who was the bigger draw in the Bercy Arena on Aug. 3—Simone Biles or Stephen Nedoroscik. Biles competed in vault with teammate Jade Carey, and Nedoroscik competed in pommel ...

Nedoroscik may not have the obvious muscle of some of the other male gymnasts, who perform triple backflips and static holds on the still rings, but Nedoroscik is a wizard on the pommel horse and ...

Strabismus can result from muscle imbalance ... He is set to compete in Paris one more time, in the individual pommel horse event on Saturday, where he is a favorite for a medal.