Some terrific training video from Colorado Aerials Gymnastics was posted online.
Gymnasts Kiersten Wang and Maggie Teets are highlighted.
Click through to Gymnastike to watch it – Workout Wednesday with the Colorado Aerials Elites
Some terrific training video from Colorado Aerials Gymnastics was posted online.
Gymnasts Kiersten Wang and Maggie Teets are highlighted.
Click through to Gymnastike to watch it – Workout Wednesday with the Colorado Aerials Elites
UPDATED: As part of the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo an Open Gymnastics Workshop was offered with performers Mall Kalve & Club Piruett, Estonia.

And the Paris Police Gymnastics Display Team, from France.
Metro Centre, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Gymnasts of All Ages and Abilities Welcome
It was very relaxed and informal. Rhythmic, Acrobatic Gymnastics, Mini-tramp and Parallel Bars.


See a few more photos from this event.
Jiang Yuyuan (China) and Yosuke Hoshi (Japan) led an Asian sweep of the all-around medals Saturday at the University Games in Belgrade, Serbia. …
International Gymnast – Jiang, Hoshi Win University Games
WOMEN ALL-AROUND
1. JIANG, Yuyuan – China – 57.050
2. HE, Ning – China – 56.600
3. KIM, Un Hyang – DPR Korea – 55.800
4. HONG, Un Jong – DPR Korea – 55.000
5. TANAKA, Rie – Japan – 54.550
6. KLYUKINA, Svetlana – Russia – 53.800
MEN ALL-AROUND
1. Yosuke Hoshi – Japan – 87.250
2. Wang Heng – China – 87.200
3. Kim Soo Myun – South Korea – 86.950
4. Manuel Campos – Portugal – 86.450
5. Marcell Hetrovics – Hungary – 86.400
6. Nikolai Kuksenkov – Ukraine – 85.850
Apparatus Finals are yet to come.

Italy earned two more gold medals Friday as the Mediterranean Games concluded in Pescara, but finished second to France in the final medal tally. …
BALANCE BEAM FINAL
1. Vasiliki Millousi 14.725
2. Youna Dufournet 14.625
3. Elisabetta Preziosa 14.450
WOMEN’S FLOOR EXERCISE FINAL
1. Elisabetta Preziosa 14.175
2. Rose-Eliandre Bellemare 13.875
3. Emily Armi 13.825
MEN’S VAULT FINAL
1. Thomas Bouhail 16.462
2. Andrea Cingolani 15.775
3. Wajdi Bouallegue 15.462
PARALLEL BARS FINAL
1. Manuel Carballo 14.875
2. Danny Pinheiro 14.725
3. Rafael Martinez 14.675
HIGH BAR FINAL
1. Enrico Pozzo 15.400
2. Aljaz Pegan 15.000
3. Hamilton Sabot 14.875
read more on International Gymnast – French Finish on Top as Mediterranean Games End

Editor Rick McCharles will be hiking for a few days. Follow the Universiade on World Gymnastics and International Gymnast.
Tragic.
… A SIX-year-old Tasmanian boy has accidentally hanged himself after getting entangled in a clothes line while jumping on a trampoline.
Police said the boy was using a trampoline placed under a clothes line in the backyard of his New Norfolk home, north west of Hobart, about 11.30am today.
As he jumped, the strap of his bicycle helmet got caught on the nylon rope of the clothes line and tightened around his neck.
The clothes line appeared to have swung away from the trampoline, leaving the boy suspended and unable to free himself, police said.
Attempts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful and he died at the scene.
Condolences to the family.
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… On July 1st I was at a big house party with a TERRIBLE backyard trampoline. Six or eight kids on it at a time. Yet I made no attempt to police it. Or “inform” the parents of the dangers.

If I was King of the World I would ban backyard trampolines. Since I’m not, I’ll have to bite my tongue every time I see one in a backyard.
I’m feeling rotten for Australia. Recall that a 19-yr-old Townsville tumbler died in June .
In recent years I’ve been coaching a gymnastics parade on the 4th.
Sadly, I missed it this year.
All the best to the many gymnasts in parades yesterday. A special shout out to Pioneer Gymnastics. This pic was posted on their Facebook page.

July 18-19, 2009
This is going to be a really BIG meet. Check the participants list, so far.

The Japan Gymnastic Association will host the first Japan Cup in July 2009. …
The gymnasts will compete for both team and individual all-around championships. The team all-around will be decided for the first time in the world by the “5-3-3” format (Competition IV). This system will also be applied at the 2012 London Olympics. We will be able to see and enjoy how each country uses that new system and what their strategy will be. The individual all-around will provide a high level of entertainment from the top gymnasts of each country.
Kohei Uchimura, the silver medalist in the all-around at the 2008 Olympics, will lead the Japanese men’s team. …
The Japanese women’s team will be almost the very same as the 2008 Olympic team. Koko Tsurumi will be the leader after winning both the 2009 national championships and the NHK Cup. Yuko Shintake, Miki Uemura, Kyoko Oshima and Yu Minobe will challenge Russia, China and Australia for the Japan Cup medal. …
Gym Camp is the best time of the year to meet famous gymnasts.
Svetlana Boginskaya, of Belarus, and Oksana Chusovitina, of Germany, visited the Northern Virginia Gymnastics Academy June 26 …

Former Olympians visit Sterling gymnastics camp
I wish I had attended that one!
… While Cheng, three time world vault champion in a row, had a below-par performance due to a right knee injury sustained before coming to Belgrade, Jiang shone by topping the qualifications of all-around and beam and qualifying for all apparatus except for vault.
The Chinese Olympic duo was both happy to attend their first Universiade.
“Compared to the Olympics, it’s much more relaxing. I like the atmosphere and enjoy the interaction with other athletes in the village,” said Cheng.
“I feel no pressure and very happy,” said Jiang, asked what is the biggest difference from an Olympic Games.
