Kerri Walsh Jennings Trivia Questions

Walsh Jennings has openly discussed her fear of flying in interviews, describing how she manages it with breathing exercises and meditation during her extensive travel for tournaments.

She has a small Olympic rings tattoo on her left ankle, a common symbol among athletes who have competed in the Games.

She was an alternate and did not compete. Her Olympic debut was in beach volleyball at the 2004 Athens Games.

She won three Olympic golds in beach volleyball but never played indoor volleyball at the Olympics—only collegiately at Stanford.

Walsh Jennings competed in Rio 2016 while five weeks pregnant, winning bronze alongside April Ross. She didn't reveal the pregnancy until later.

Kerri Walsh Jennings won gold in 2004, 2008, 2012 and bronze in 2016, giving her four Olympic medals—the most of any beach volleyball player, male or female.

Walsh Jennings played through a shoulder injury (notably in the 2004 Olympics) but always used both hands. No record or credible report supports her ever playing a match one-handed.

She consistently plays, serves, and spikes with her right hand in all her professional beach volleyball matches.