Hollie Vise – Bars World Champ 2003

Elena Naimushina 1980 Floor

Yelena Naimushina competed at the 1980 Summer Olympics in all artistic gymnastics events and won a gold medal with the Soviet team. Individually her best achievement was fifth place in the floor exercise.

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Olympic Beam skills

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Not a lot more we can say other than WOW! 😍
Roll on @Tokyo2020 #Olympics #Gymnastics https://t.co/5xVQqbFXCd

— FIG (@gymnastics) September 1, 2020

Kohei at age-21

A flashback to Kohei Uchimura 10 years ago. Today he’s age-31, still training for the Olympics as a H Bar specialist.

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Jackson Payne retired

Too bad. He had a shot at qualifying for the Olympics in the AA at next year’s PanAm Games.

Jackson represented Canada over 50 times in more than 20 countries. A 4 time All-Around Canadian National Champion, Commonwealth Games Silver Medalist, 7 time World Championships Team Member, and multiple medalist at International World Cups.

Thanks for all the good years.

how Abie Grossfeld learned Flyaway

One of the unforgettable characters of Gymnastics. A great storyteller.

Legend.

Abe represented the United States as a gymnastics competitor or coach in seven Olympic Games, seven World Championships, six Maccabiah Games, and five Pan American Games …

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2020 USAG Hall of Fame Inductees

▶️ Morgan Hamm

▶️ Bridget Sloan

▶️ Yoichi Tomita

▶️ Jordyn Wieber

▶️ Mary Wright

▶️ Nora Campbell

The induction ceremony is scheduled to be held next June during the 2021 Olympic Trials.

Details.

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— Inside Gymnastics (@InsideGym) August 8, 2020

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D-D Breaux retired

Too bad.

I would loved to have seen D-D get the Championship title.

D-D:

It is with joy, love, peace, appreciation and some sadness, but no regret, that I announce to my LSU family and community that I am retiring from coaching, but not retiring from LSU. …

Before our 2019 season, I asked that Jay Clark be named co-head coach in anticipation of this moment. Jay is a great recruiter and his coaching philosophy is demanding and produces excellence. I have confidence in my decision because the torch is being passed on to Jay. …

LSU has asked that I remain a part of the athletics department to do what I love doing – being an ambassador for the LSU Athletics. I do bleed purple and gold …