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Tony Retrosi is the head coach and owner of Atlantic Gymnastics. He is a popular lecturer at State, Regional, and National Congresses, and also a guest clinician at training camps nationwide. In 2010, Tony was celebrated as USA Gymnastics’ Educator of the Year.
Kellogg Company of Battle Creek, Mich., and USA Gymnastics today announced the company’s official sponsorship of gymnastics’ national governing body.
As part of a three-year partnership, and its continuing commitment to the U.S. Olympic organization, Kellogg Company will become the title sponsor of both the 2012 Kellogg’s® Tour of Gymnastics Champions, a 40-city national tour featuring Team USA’s top performing gymnasts following the 2012 Olympic Games in London, and the 2012 Kellogg’s® Pacific Rim Gymnastics Championships, which will take place March 16-18, 2012, in Everett, Wash. …
From last week’s international Junior meet in Coombs, France.
photo via Aaron Brokenshire on Facebook
Victoria MOORS CAN 56.500 … 5.70 start on FX, DTY
Sabrina GILL CAN 54.650
Doriane THOBIE POLE France INSEP (France) 53.850
Kaitlyn HOFLAND Futures Gymnastic (Canada)53.700
Victoria-Kayen WOO Gym TNT (Canada) 50.150
Stefanie MERKLE CAN 50.100
At this point you can pencil in Victoria Moors for the Canadian team to the London test meet. Sabrina, also now age eligible, is another great challenger. Canada could be strong.
The Trampoline and Tumbling World Championships have launched its iPhone app.
The brand new app includes exciting features like detailed profiles on the GB Team and international gymnasts, maps of locations, videos, the event schedule and exclusive vouchers for restaurants close to the NIA.
The app is now ready to download from the app store, (SEARCH) ‘T&T World Champs 2011’
Briley Casanova is a 2 time National Team Member, a future Michigan gymnast and a member of WOGA’s elite team. Briley trains with Laurent Landi’s group at the WOGA Plano …
7:45 or 8:00-11:45 AM– “We do team conditioning after we warm up until about 9:00, then normally my coaches split up our team into 2 groups and 1 group goes to bars and 1 group goes to beam …
3:30-6:30 PM– “Afternoon practice. We usually repeat bars and beam and finish things we might not have finished in the morning. We also try to finish at least one more event that night, either tumbling or vault.”
I’m sure that’s a simplification, but it’s still interesting to see so much emphasis on just 2 of the 4 apparatus.
A few pics of the facility. It’s the top floor of a building conveniently right beside the train station. In Japan you must maximize use of valuable space.
This gym has more air matting than any other I’ve ever seen.
Some things are the SAME in every gym. The smell. And a cluttered collection of grips.
Tony Retrosi is the head coach and owner of Atlantic Gymnastics. He is a popular lecturer at State, Regional, and National Congresses, and also a guest clinician at training camps nationwide. In 2010, Tony was celebrated as USA Gymnastics’ Educator of the Year.
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