Category: Gymnastics

Gymnix International Jr Cup 2025

Watch for Elena Colas (France), European Jr. champion 2024.

🇩🇿Algeria • 🇩🇪 Germany • 🇨🇦 Canada • 🇺🇸 USA

🇫🇷 France • 🇯🇵 Japan • 🇳🇱 Netherlands • 🇷🇴 Romania

Competition March 8, 2025.

Eito Fujihara – Pommels

Canada has another future star on Horse.

Eito did 130 circles on 1-pommel at age 10. A prodigy.

Click PLAY or watch it on Instagram. Elite Canada 2025.

Eito is the son of coach and sport scientist Toshiyuki Fujihara.

Men’s Elite Canada results

  1. Elel Baker
  2. Kenji Tamane
  3. William Black

Full results.

I’m happy to see Elel named Elite Canada champion. A great guy who’s done much for the sport over the years.

Kenji is a terrific international gymnast, of course.

And Will Black is Ellie’s brother. Powerful.

CaMarah Williams – sidewards Back Tuck on Beam

Click PLAY or watch it on Instagram.

Elite Canada champion Lia Monica Fontaine

🥇 Lia Monica Fontaine (Wimgym, QC)
🥈 Gabrielle Black (Oakville, ON)
🥉 Alyssa Guerrier-Calixte (Wimgym, QC)
📸 @photo_antoine_saito

Many of the top gymnasts, including Ellie, did not compete this one — first of the new quadrennial.

Full results.

Emre Dodanlı – Floor

Great routine competing for OKLAHOMA.

Emre is an Olympian with the Turkish team in Paris.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

Harry Hepworth & Luke Whitehouse

At the 2024 Paris Olympic Games Harry Hepworth and Luke Whitehouse represented Team GB in the men’s artistic gymnastics event. 🇬🇧

Harry made history by becoming the first British athlete to ever win an Olympic medal on the vault. 🥉

Luke performed an incredible routine which included a triple back somersault in the Olympic floor final and narrowly missed out on the podium …

The Leeds gymnastics club have now produced five Olympians and have a long rich history in the sport of gymnastics. 🤸🏼

Harry was a late starter, being very inflexible in the hips.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. (9 min 30 sec)

There’s a longer edit of this mini-documentary here.

Rebeca – Yurchenko Triple Twist?

One goal that remains for the 2022 world all-around winner is competing the unprecedented Yurchenko triple twist vault, which would have been named the Andrade if she had performed it in Paris.

The Olympic champion revealed that she is still training the skill and might debut it.

“I really wish I could have presented it last year because I was feeling well, but I hurt my shoulder [before the Games]. It worked out fine in the end because I got my medals, thank God,” she joked. …

Olympics.com