US Olympic shot putter says she had 'nightmare' with competition uniforms

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The Olympics did not get off to a good start for one Olympic athlete, even way before she even competed.

Chase Jackson will make her Olympic debut in Paris this week after winning back-to-back world championships in the women's shot put.

However, when she arrived in Paris for the Games, she said that none of her competition uniforms fit her.

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Chase Jackson of the United States competes in the women's shot put event during the IAAF Diamond League athletics meeting at Suzhou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium on April 27, 2024 in Suzhou, China. (Lintao Zhang/Getty Images)

"When you spend your first hour in Paris crying ’cause they didn’t give you anything in your size," she wrote on her Instagram Stories, via NBC.

Jackson ultimately pointed the mishap to an "admin error on the system that recorded all of [her] sizes incorrectly."

"Just to be clear, all brands do have my size, it just wasn’t given to me originally but I have it now, so it’s all good," she added. "There was no exclusion or anything just a super unfortunate logistical nightmare!"

Chase Jackson of Team United States competes in the Women's Shot Put on Day One of the World Athletics Indoor Championships Glasgow 2024 at Emirates Arena on March 01, 2024 in Glasgow, Scotland.  (Alex Pantling/Getty Images)

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"Arriving and seeing wrong sizes was obviously pretty upsetting but my team here have been amazing in fixing it," she said in another post. "The USATF/Team USA/Nike guys really came through."

Jackson has been able to embrace her figure — it's done