Kim was at the level 9 and 10 PA State Gymnastics Championships March 28-29 in Erie, PA. She was on hand to perform an exhibition floor to "Lord of the Dance" complete with a double layout, whip through to a very high back tuck, and a double back, in between gymnastics sessions. Kim also stayed on hand to watch the whole meet and handed out all the awards, posed for pictures, and signed autographs.

During Kim's comeback for the 1996 Olympics she was coached by Alexander Alexandrov, the coach of the rival USSR team at the 1991 Worlds and 1992 Olympics.

Kim's favorite gymnast as she was growing up was Mary Lou Retton and Daniela Silivas.

Kim joined Mary Lee Tracy and Steve Elliot at the 1997 National Championships to help coach the juniors and seniors.

Kim won her 1992 beam world championship in paris on Easter.

Kim had an injured heal and an injured wrist at the 1990 Goodwill Games.

At the 1990 Goodwill Games, Kim fell from the bars on her first event, but fought back to finish sixth.

Kim won the 1989 junior national championship, which was also the 1989 Olympic Festival.

Kim retired from competition after the 1992 Olympic Games and went on a short exhibition tour.

In 1995, Kim traveled with Gina Gogean, Lavinia Milosovici, Svetlana Boguinskaya, and a young Dominique Moceanu and Jennie Thompson to Mexico City for an exhibition.

Kim, along with Hilary Grivich and Betty Okino performed in Paul Ziert's Gold Tour in 1995.

Kim loves Elvis!

Kim met her boyfriend Chris at one of Karolyi's Summer Gymnastics Camps.

Betty Okino's grandmother cooked the meals at Karolyi's Summer Camp's, where Kim spent her summers.

Kim moved to Cincinnati, Ohio to coach and train at Cincinnati Gymnastics Academy with Mary Lee Tracy after the 1997 spring John Hancock Tour for a better training atmosphere.

Kim shared her first apartment with Hilary Grivich in the summer of 1996.

Kim attended the 1996 Olympic Games as a member of the women's gymnastics delegation.

Kim has two dogs and a skunk.

Kim, Chris, Shannon, and other members of the Tour spent Thanksgiving 1997 in San Francisco and attended the awesome Rolling Stones concert.

Kim came in second to Dominique Moceanu at the 1995 Rock 'n' Roll Championship in Charleston, South Carolina.

Kim won the 1997 Rock 'n' Roll Championship in Chattanooga, Tennessee, defeating three Olympic champions, Svetlana Boguiskaya, Tatiana Gutsu, and Shannon Miller; and the two reigning national champions, Vanessa Atler and Kristy Powell.

Kim coached at Chris Waller's Summer Gymnastics Camp, Gym Jam '97 in Santa Barbara, CA.

Kim fell off the balance beam in team compulsories at the 1992 Olympic Games, but rebounded to score the highest individual score in team optionals and qualify for the all-around.

In 1993, Kim spent a week at Christmas time in Chicago with her best friend and Karolyi teammate, Betty Okino.

Kim's first car was a red 1994 Ford Probe.

Kim appeared on Arsenio Hall after the 1992 Olympics.

Kim appeared on the Regis and Kathie Lee show after the 92 Games and modeled back to school fashions.

Kim collected bottles from all the different places she traveled to during her gymnastics career.

Kim made a comeback to gymnastics in 1994, and convinced Bela Karolyi to come out of retirement.

Kim's boyfriend Chris threw her her own senior prom because she missed hers.

Kim performed an exhibition in 1994 at the US vs. Romania meet, where she tore her ACL.

Kim missed the 1996 Reese's Cup because of illness, and judged instead.

Kim performed the 1996 compulsory floor routine in 1995 at the UCLA Gilda Marx gymnastics invitational.

Kim has her own line of gymnastics leotards, in the Milano line, the same line Nadia has a line for.

Kim trained with Hilary Grivich, Betty Okino, Kerri Strug, Dominique Moceanu, and Jennie Thompson prior to the 1992 Olympic Games.

Kim taught herself the 1996 compulsory routines before she came back seriously.

Kim went on the 1996 and the 1997 John Hancock Tours.

On the 1996 John Hancock Tour, Kim performed only on the floor, to her 1995 Rock 'n' Roll routine~"Great Balls of Fire".

Kim performed beam and floor on the 1997 John Hancock Tour. She performed beam to "This Used To Be My Playground," and on floor to "Bad to the Bone" and a combination of "Rock Around the Clock" and "In the Mood."

Kim won the 1991 World Championship with her famous floor routine to "In the Mood."

Kim won the 1990 US vs. USSR meet with a floor routine that included four whipbacks.

Kim was in Christina Lessa's book Balancing Acts, featured in a blue leotard near a pool with a ring of starfish around her head.

When she was younger, Kim was a huge New Kids on the Block and Boyz to Men fan.

Kim had braces from 1994 to 1996, and now wears a retainer that is Red, White, and Blue.

Kim went shopping with Hilary and Marta Karolyi in Greece after a meet.

Kim has scored 8 perfect "10's" in her career, including two on the vault at the 1992 national championships, and one at the 1991 world championships, to help clinch the team silver medal.

Kim used to be (and maybe still is!) a huge Days of Our Lives fan.

Kim attended the 1997 American Cup event and sat with her good friend Kerri Strug.

Kim attended the 1993 and 1994 national championships with Betty Okino.

Kim won the predecessor event to the Reese's Cup, the Subaru World Open in 1993. She performed to techno on bars, "One" from a Chorus Line on beam and a mix of melodies on floor including, "Rock Around the Clock."