Some sort of highlights edit is available from the Dutch Federation:
The official DVD of the 2010 gymnastics world championships in Rotterdam Ahoy on sale for only EU9.95 plus shipping. An invaluable compilation DVD featuring a comprehensive, daily report and the different course the historical performance of the Dutch gymnastics teams.
AND the much anticipated European Championships in Germany:
… first major gymnastics championship of 2011 is set to go next week in Berlin. The event takes a similar format to the 2009 worlds with just 4 competitors from each country (6 in the men’s event) and no team competition. There will be individual all around and event finals.
April 4th – Women’s podium training
April 5th – Men’s podium training
April 6th – Women’s qualification (4 subdivisions)
April 7th – Men’s qualification (3 subdivisions)
April 8th – Men’s and Women’s AA final
April 9th and 10th – Event finals
Both the Chinese men’s and the women’s teams had bad meets in Canada this past weekend. And the women’s team included World silver medalist Jiang Yuyuan.
In a nation infamous for boring, slow gymnastics competitions, we now have two in the same region – Alberta, Canada – garnering high praise.
If these two meets were hosted back-to-back weekends, it would be a nice trip to do both, training between the meets. (And possibly sneaking off to Banff for some Spring skiing, too.)
In fact, these two competitions were originally scheduled back-to-back weekends, but a venue problem forced the Edmonton meet to change dates.
Wild Rose has a horrible website, but most everything else is first class. It offers only Women’s Artistic Gymnastics.
The best write-up on Wild Rose was posted by Couch Gymnast. The highlight past 2 years has been the chance to compete against CHINA.
Sabrina Gill and the Chinese gymnasts
The Kyle Shewfelt Gymnastics Festival is a totally different concept. Kyle started modestly this year with only about 500 participants, but plans to grow this event HUGE, adding more acrobatic sports. Kyle wants as many kids as possible to enjoy the fun and excitement of a major event.