Carlos Gomez Aims for Olympic Cycling After MLB Career
Former MLB All-Star outfielder Carlos Gomez is training to qualify for the 2024 Olympics in cycling, representing the Dominican Republic.
- Carlos Gomez, a former MLB outfielder, is attempting to qualify for the 2024 Olympic track cycling team.
- Gomez needs to win a race in May to qualify for the 500-meter race, aiming to become the second Dominican cyclist in Olympic history.
- The 38-year-old has been consuming 7,000 calories daily to counteract weight loss from intense training.
- Gomez's powerful lower body and speed are seen as key advantages in his cycling qualification efforts.
- After retiring from baseball in 2020, Gomez also explored MMA before focusing on cycling.