Celebrating the Red, White & Blue! 🇺🇸
— USA Gymnastics (@USAGym) July 4, 2025
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Donnell Whittenburg – Rings
Looking good. Triple Pike dismount on pit mats.
Self-Correcting Tap Swing drill
Gymnastics LEGEND Andreas Toba
Andreas Toba was a 4 time Olympian for Germany.
The son of former Romanian-German gymnast Marius Toba, who competed at three Olympic Games from 1988 to 2000.
In 2025, at the European Artistic Gymnastics Championship, Toba achieved a silver medal in the horizontal bar in the final routine of his final competition.
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Andreas admits he was a weak age group gymnast. The only way he could compete was working harder than everyone else.
One day everything clicked. He was an elite gymnast.
His story is inspiring.
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Zhong Qi – Bars
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Elena Colas – Vault, Bars, Floor
Elena Colas is the next great superstar from France. The 2024 Junior European all-around, uneven bars, and team champion.
She went 54.400 at the recent Friendly (FRA/GER/GBR/SUI).
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Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
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celebrating Canadian Gymnastics
Happy Canada Day.
Melanie de Jesus dos Santos documentary
The two-time Olympian opens up on how returning to her roots and Simone Biles’ post-Paris tour helped her heal in the wake of Olympic heartbreak.
Scott Bregman – Exclusive: Melanie de Jesus dos Santos has found herself at home: “Finding that ‘Martinique Melanie’ again, that feels really good.”
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Charleigh Bullock – Bars
Charleigh Bullock trains at Capital Gymnastics.
Can NCAA Gymnastics survive?
The increase from 12 to 20 scholarships disproportionately benefits programs already operating at the highest financial level.
Add to that revenue sharing, NIL deals, and the Transfer Portal, and we’re seeing a new era where athlete movement and financial incentives are no longer just variables; they’re defining factors.
For smaller or mid-size programs, these changes present existential challenges. The ability to compete, retain talent, and build sustainable success is now tied more directly to money than ever before. …
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