Carlos Edriel Yulo, known as Caloy, is a Filipino artistic gymnast born on Feb. 16, 2000, in Manila, Philippines. He began gymnastics at age 7 and spent years developing the strength, balance, and precision needed to master difficult routines.

Yulo first gained international recognition in 2018, when he won bronze in the floor exercise at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships, becoming the first Filipino gymnast and the first male gymnast from Southeast Asia to earn a medal at the event. The following year, he won gold in the same event, becoming the first Filipino to claim a world gymnastics title. In 2021, he added another world championship gold medal in the vault.

His greatest breakthrough came at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Yulo won gold medals in both the floor exercise and vault, becoming the first Filipino athlete to win two Olympic gold medals. His victories also brought the Philippines its first-ever Olympic medals in gymnastics.

Yulo’s journey continued with more international competitions, where he demonstrated his incredible skills and determination. By competing against the world’s best gymnasts and reaching the sport’s highest levels, he has opened new possibilities for young Filipino athletes and inspired them to pursue their own ambitions.