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Mikulak + Diab are the only two, so far, who have qualified for National Team and Olympic Trials.
– Who impressed him today: Brody Malone, Brandon Briones, Yul Moldauer – always exciting to watch him compete – Yoder vs. Nedoroscik on PH – "So awesome to watch."#USGymChamps
#ArtisticGymnastics: The FIG can now confirm that the Apparatus World Cup in Doha will take place from 23 to 26 June, following the agreement from the Qatar governmental authorities. pic.twitter.com/tWdVYWQAqz
Everything you need to know for this week's U.S. Championships… my preview of the action ahead of Ft. Worth as Simone and Sam look for their seventh all-around titles. https://t.co/p0XtJRzSKN
As a promotion for his new book — make it happen — the Olympic Floor Champion is giving away signed copies and meeting with folks like you online.
#PositivePowerContest @GymCastic @kyleshewfelt
CONTEST: Have a coach who made a positive impact on your life? Enter: who was the coach who made the biggest positive impact on your life and why? Photos encouraged but not required. Use #PositivePowerContest tag @GymCastic & @kyleshewfelt Win: signed book & 15-min. chat w/ Kyle pic.twitter.com/qDxAYSV4zQ
Kelly Manjak coached Kyle from pre-competitive through two Olympics.
The EASY thing to do in 2004 as Olympic Champion was to retire. At the top.
BUT after a good break, Kyle decided to keep training for Beijing 2008. His 3rd Olympic cycle turned out to be the most challenging.
Changes to the Code of Points in 2006 didn’t help.
Kyle’s idol was Alexi Nemov for his artistry and style. Like Nemov, Kyle was a fan favourite.
Though I knew the story well — coaching at his club in 2004 — I was still enthralled to hear it told from Kyle’s point of view. Know that he’s very modest in this telling.
It’s well written as Kyle worked on his sports biography together with Blythe Lawrence. And had editing by Steve Cooper.
For 10 years, while one of the best in the world on Vault and Floor, Kyle was the most consistent. The more pressure, the more likely he’d HIT.
Kyle took maximum advantage of specialists: sport psychologist Hap Davis, dietitian Kelly Anne Erdman, physiotherapist Susan Massitti, and many others.
Uldi Hajdu, Eugene Galperin, Edouard Iarov and Tony Smith are additional coaches Kyle credits in the book.
Today Kyle Shewfelt is a public speaker, broadcaster, Gym owner and father who believes in “optimism and the power of a high five“.
I’d recommend the audio version, as it’s read by Kyle himself.
Kaylia Nemour won both bars and beam at the 2026 World Championships in Rotterdam, taking beam gold over Zhang Qingying of China on an execution tiebreak, while Flavia Saraiva finally won her first world beam medal. Claire Pease and Reese Esponda went one-two on floor, Maiana Prat took bronze on another tiebreak, and the U.S. women leave Rotterdam with seven medals. Artur Davtyan stuck both vaults for gold, Sebastian Sponevik won Norway's first world medal ever, Frederick Richard won the floor title he promised, and Tang Chia-hung took high bar. Plus the credit crisis of these Worlds, from Carlos Yulo to Ellie Black, and the coach who said out loud what others wouldn't. Our final live show from inside Rotterdam Ahoy. This is the free 25-minute preview. The full 67-minute show is for Club Gym Nerd members. That's 42 more minutes, nearly two-thirds of the show, including Epke Zonderland and Fabian Hambüchen's high bar stick-it contest, the Nemour versus Zhang beam debate, Flavia's champagne, Maiana Prat's stinky floor medal and Frederick Richard calling his shot. Join Club Gym Nerd to hear it all. Want to try it first? The Worlds Coverage Bundle is 3 months of Club Gym Nerd for $14.99, no auto-renewal. GymCastic Live GymCastic Live in Rotterdam: the replay of Saturday's show with Bart Deurloo and Eythora Thorsdottir. Replay tickets are still on sale. GymCastic Live in New York City: Friday, December 4, 7:00 pm ET (4:00 pm PT), with Katelyn Ohashi. In-person and streaming tickets. Rotterdam World Championships coverage is brought to you by Sand and Sea Travel. Use code GYMCASTICWORLDS. Chapters 00:00 Welcome to event finals, day two 01:13 Rhys McClenaghan answers a critic 01:59 Surprise: Simone Biles in Rotterdam 02:58 Kaylia Nemour wins bars and beam 05:04 Should FIG stop breaking ties? 07:06 The tiebreaks that decided beam gold and floor bronze 08:36 Seven medals for the U.S. women 11:07 Why is nobody getting credit? Carlos Yulo and Ellie Black 12:39 Reese Esponda's coach on FIG's last-minute changes 16:25 Artur Davtyan's two stuck vaults 19:31 Opportunity for comedy: Bart Deurloo and Eythora Thorsdottir live 21:28 Your comedy moments 22:25 Club Gym Nerd and GymCastic Live 24:24 Club preview: what Jake Jarman's dad said to Bart and Eythora 2026 World Championships Headquarters: every session in your time zone, every qualified team and gymnast. Episode page and show notes
The top 2 eligible AA competitors from African Championships (maximum 1/nation) earn Olympic spots.
Confirming that Omar Mohamed of Egypt and Uche Eke of Nigeria have qualified to Tokyo! Mohamed won the all-around title at the African Championships to secure his spot, while Eke took the bronze all-around medal. He will be the first Nigerian gymnast to compete at the Games.
"Being able to show the green and white colours of Nigeria, that would be amazing."@Uchemantellem is hoping to represent Nigeria 🇳🇬 in gymnastics at #Tokyo2020. He spoke to @debolaadebanjo_ not long after he won Nigeria's first ever gymnastics gold, at the 2019 African Games. pic.twitter.com/EZwxSBQRRX
