The International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) today announces a major rebrand, introducing its new name: World Gymnastics. …
World Gymnastics engages millions of athletes and fans across 165 member federations, making it one of the most popular participation and spectator sports.
The new brand includes a new logo and visual identity …
In addition to name and brand identity, World Gymnastics will unveil eight distinctive discipline brands, each purpose-built to elevate the identity, visibility and growth of the sport’s diverse disciplines.
The discipline identities for Gymnastics for All, Men’s Artistic, Women’s Artistic, Rhythmic, Trampoline & Tumbling, Acrobatics, Aerobics and Parkour will be showcased over the coming weeks.
Kaylia Nemour has released a book in French titled L’Ombre de l’or: La star des Jeux de Paris 2024 livre sa vérité, which translates to “The Shadow of the Gold: The star of the Paris 2024 Games delivers her truth“.
Published December 4, 2025, and is available for purchase, not just preorder.
Amazon ➙ available in both paperback and ebook formats on different Amazon international sites (e.g., US, Germany, Singapore, Belgium).
Putin is solely responsible for mass murder. He started this war. He could end it tomorrow.
It’s clear FIG wants AIN gymnasts back in official competition including the Olympics.
European Gymnastics has lifted its blanket ban on Russian and Belarusian athletes, clearing the way for them to return to continental competitions for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine.
The decision came on Friday at the 2025 European Gymnastics Congress in Prague.
A vote took place with46 countries reportedly participating: 27 voted in favor of lifting the ban, 15 voted against, and four abstained. …
Not too many years later they had a World and Olympic champion in Carlos Yulo.
This is only the 36th largest economy of the world.
Both MAG and WAG Artistic programs have grown quickly. What other nation has done so much in so few years?
They are still improving.
I share my excitement and profound optimism for the Philippines’ turn on the world stage. Long dominated by gymnastics powerhouses, the hosting of a global event by this beautiful island country is a tribute to FIG’s inclusivity and to humanity’s aspirations for independence and global solidarity.
Arsenii Dukhno (AIN) leads in the All-Around with 82.065 despite a major error on P Bars and minor problems on H Bar. First on Floor and Vault.
Karl Eldrew Yulo (PHI), the younger brother of Olympic champion Carlos Yulo, was the gymnast most cheered. Very similar at the same age. Eldrew qualified for Floor, Vault, H Bar and All-Around Finals.
Danila Leykin (USA) leads on P Bars and H Bar with terrific and interesting routines. USA very excited about finishing Bronze in team.
Watching Podium training, I expected a lot of falls. BUT performances in competition were good, overall.
Falls mostly on:
Double Front on Floor
Under-rotated H Bar dismounts
Pommels, especially dismounts
Many fell on Vault landings, but not many felt unsafe. Most of the nations made good decisions on difficulty.
Remember the name ➙ Nikita Netreba, Poland.
Remember the name ➙ Aaron Esner, Netherlands. Tons of potential.
Looks to me like we will have more 1/1 twisting Double Tuck dismounts off P Bars in the future. Evan McPhillips (GBR) and Dukhno, for example. All 3 Colombia gymnasts used Flyaway 1/1 twisting Double Tuck dismounts off the end.
Hey. Could Colombia qualify a full team to the L.A. Olympics? They have 2 very strong all-around gymnasts in Ángel Barajas and Camilo Vera.
Camelia Voinea competed for Romania between 1984 and 1988. The first gymnast to tumble a double layout to punch front on Floor.
Today Camelia coaches her daughter Sabrina, born 2007. Yes, that’s the excellent gymnast who would have won a Bronze medal on Floor in Paris IF her mother / coach had submitted an inquiry on time. Romania — at the time — thought Sabrina would win the Bronze medal, even with the wrongfully assessed 0.1 out of bounds deduction so they didn’t appeal.
Coach Camelia Voinea, we are told, is not up on the Code of Points. She tried to appeal the E-score, at one competition, for example. Not allowed, as every other coach knows.
Always controversial, Camelia is back in the headlines after recent allegations of physical, verbal, and mental abuse by multiple former gymnasts.
To get caught up, listen to the GymCastic podcast interview with former Romanian national team coaches Daymon Jones and Patrick Kiens.
Romanian Gymnastics administration remains a dumpster fire.
Czech gymnast Věra Čáslavská won a total of 22 international titles between 1959 and 1968 including seven Olympic gold medals, four world titles and eleven European championships.
At the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, she took this protest to the world stage by quietly looking down and away while the Soviet national anthem was played during the medal ceremonies for the balance beam and floor exercise event finals.
After her historic achievement at the Paris 2024 Olympics, which established her as Brazil’s most decorated Olympic medalist, the athlete decided to take time off to care for her physical and mental health during a sabbatical year.
During this period, she did not compete in the World Gymnastics Championships for the first time since starting in the senior category in 2015, and is still considering plans for the 2026 World Championships and the 2028 Olympics, which should mark the gymnast’s last competition in the Olympic Games.
Rebeca Andrade confirma que voltará a competir em 2026, diz que tem planos para seguir até 2028 e não descarta continuar depois caso a equipe precise dela para realizar qualquer aparelho (contanto que seu corpo esteja saudável para competir em alto nível).https://t.co/p6fJCLhkdF