Rachel Marie (born February 6, 1999), is an American gymnastics coach, Level 9 gymnast, and YouTuber. She is best known for her self-titled YouTube channel which started in August 2014 to post mainly about gymnastics and acrobatics. ^{[1] [2]}

Her self titled Youtube channel has over 369,000 subscribers and over 97,245,509 views as of January 2020.

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Marie began doing gymnastics when she was 6 years old, and after her competitive career ended, she started working on contortion and aerial arts. ^[2]

She performed her first aerial solo on April 28, 2014, and immediately established herself as a top aerial acrobat.

In her career as a professional gymnast, she has won several awards including the ‘Super Pro Gymnastics Award’, ‘Creativity Gym Club Award’, ‘Senior Contortion Club Award’, and the ‘Go Pink Gymnast Award’.

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She gained recognition after landing the coveted Saturday spot on the gymnastics related Youtube channel ‘SevenGymnasticsGirls’. ^[1] Rachel was inspired by her mother who was a gymnastics coach herself. ^[1]

She was only 12 then and already a Level 7 gymnast.

Her immense talent and flexibility made her hugely popular and she went on to be featured in over 257 videos on the channel.

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Her channel are videos based around the life of a gymnastics coach, the progress of her gymnasts, what it's like owning a gymnastics facility, and vlogging.

^[1] As of December 2019, the Rachel Marie channel has over 362,000 subscribers.

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"Boys VS Girls Gymnastics Challenge" and "Gymnasts VS Coach - Gymnastics Competition’" are two of her most popular videos, having received millions of views each.

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In 2019, Marie became a verified Brave (web browser) publisher. ^[1]

Marie hails from Central Florida. She is an avid traveler and often posts images on her Instagram account of her visits to various countries like Italy, Belgium, and Hungary. ^[2]

She has a younger brother named Aaron who is a gymnast himself and featured in her videos.

Both her father and mother have appeared in her videos.

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