Jim Holt on USAG

This was posted a year ago. But it’s just as appropriate today.

Jim Holt is a former USAG Board member and is widely recognized internationally for his passion for and commitment to the development of gymnastics worldwide.

An Open Letter to the Gymnastics Community of America

Miss Val on Peng

Sounds like Christine may be joining Miss Val’s Seaworld show.

Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.

David Bishop and coach David Phillips

Good luck at Commonwealth Games.

Click PLAY or watch it on Facebook.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bg8hkXBD-Dc/?igref=ogexp&utm_source=fb_www_attr

Gymnasticsville podcast on iTunes

episode 84 – Simon Biles and Stacey Ervin Jr. the cutest gymnastics couple of all-time?

Gymnasticsville started up over a year ago. At first you could only listen via their website – gymnasticsville.com

But it’s now available on iTunes. Subscribe once and have every episode downloaded automatically as it becomes available.

Men’s NCAA ready for postseason

Logan Bradley’s ranking:

1. Oklahoma
2. Minnesota
3. Stanford
4. Nebraska
5. Ohio
6. Michigan

#NCAAMGym Week 11 Power Rankings

William and Mary MEN wearing teal

Thanks guys. And good luck at USAG Collegiate National Championships.

https://twitter.com/WMTribeMGYM/status/979745396514701312

Commonwealth Games competitors

Lauren is updating competitor’s lists:

Most of the world doesn’t care much about this competition. But for these gymnasts it’s a very BIG deal.

It’s front page news in India where only 1 coach (so far) has been assigned for their 7 MAG and WAG competitors.

With all the injuries to team GBR I’d say Canada is the clear favourite.

England should win the Men’s competition but, as always, the MAG meet will see more competition. There are apparatus medal contenders from many more nations. Scotland and Canada have been looking good.

gc2018.com/sport/artistic-gymnastics

related – Charlie Fellows confirms her retirement after not being selected for British squad.