Katherine is a Canadian Rhythmic gymnast.
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(via Allan and Remi Fusilero)
Category: Rhythmic
Rhythmic gymnast Jessica Howard
Jessica Howard was a 3-time National Champion from Florida.
At the Ranch in 1999 she was abused by the criminal doctor.
The ranch turned out to be a nightmare. Jessica was there solely to see Nassar for a week, not to train, and she felt isolated, especially since no parents were allowed there. “It was like a prison on an island where you couldn’t escape.”
She was the perfect target for a predator …
What Gymnastics Did To Jessica Howard
Rhythmic gymnast Rosie Cossar
Rosie Cossar is a Canadian Olympian from the 2012 Games.
Today Rosie’s a spokesperson for the Canadian Olympic Committee in its new program to combat homophobia in sports.
Canada’s PanAm teams
Lima, Peru
Artistic July 27 – 31. Rhythmic August 2 – 5. Trampoline August 4 – 5.
Men’s Artistic
1. Zach Clay (Chilliwack, B.C.)
2. René Cournoyer (Repentigny, Que.)
3. Justin Karstadt (Etobicoke, Ont.)
4. Cory Paterson (Oakville, Ont.)
5. Sam Zakutney (Ottawa, Ont.)
6. Ed Van Hoof (Luton, Great Britain) – Head Coach
7. Jean-Sebastien Tougas (Montreal, Que.) – Team Coach
Women’s Artistic
1. Ellie Black (Halifax, N.S.)
2. Shallon Olsen (Surrey, B.C.)
3. Brooklyn Moors (Cambridge, Ont.)
4. Ana Padurariu (Whitby, Ont.)
5. Victoria Woo (Brossard, Que.)
6. David Kikuchi (Truro, N.S.) – Team Coach
7. Lorie Henderson (Winnipeg, Man.) – Team Coach
8. Elvira Saadi (Cambridge, Ont.) – Personal Coach
Ellie:
“I had the most amazing experience at TORONTO 2015, so I cannot wait to make Canada proud with this team. It will be a great stepping stone …
Dave and Lorie are already named Olympic coaches regardless of who qualifies for Canada’s team to Tokyo 2020.
Rhythmic
1. Natalie Garcia (Mississauga, Ont.) – Individual
2. Katherine Uchida (Toronto, Ont.) – Individual
3. Carmel Kallemaa (Toronto, Ont.) – Group
4. Diana Noskova (Concord, Ont.) – Group
5. Vanessa Panov (Toronto, Ont.) – Group
6. Carmen Whelan (Aurora, Ont.) – Group
7. Alexandra Zilyuk (Richmond Hill, Ont.) – Group
8. Stefka Moutafchieva (Woodbridge, Ont.) – Individual Coach
9. Mira Filipova (Toronto, Ont.) – Group Coach
Trampoline
1. Sarah Milette (Longueuil, Que.)
2. Sophiane Méthot (La Prairie, Que.)
3. Jason Burnett (Nobleton, Ont.)
4. Jérémy Chartier (Montreal, Que.)
5. Karina Kosko (Deux-Montagnes, Que.) – Coach
6. Martin Myers (Toronto, Ont.) – Coach
Jason Burnett is coming back from an ankle sprain.
Canada’s FISU teams (officially) announced
Men’s Artistic – COACH: Tony Smith – Calgary, AB
Jeremy Bartholomeusz; Jake Bonnay; Damien Cachia
Women’s Artistic – COACH: Chris Licameli – Southeast Missouri State
Jessica Dowling; Alana Fischer; Denelle Pedrick
Rhythmic – Alexandra Chtrevenskii – Montreal, QC (Concordia)
Alexandra Chtrevenskii
2023 Worlds to Antwerp
Belgium does a terrific job hosting major meets.
Rhythmic Worlds will go in Valencia from 4-10 September 2023.
Trampoline Worlds to Birmingham 9-12 November 2023 followed by World Age Group Competitions from 16-19 November.
Tokyo Olympic Gymnastics icons
Shared by photographer Ricardo Bufolin.
most common injury for Olympic gymnasts?
Ankle.
The National Olympic Committee’s head physicians and the medical teams of the Local Organising Committee of the Olympic Games reported daily the occurrence (or non-occurrence) of newly sustained injuries in artistic, rhythmic and trampoline gymnastics on a standardised report form during the 2008, 2012 and 2016 Summer Olympic Games.
RESULTS
During the three Olympic Games, 81 injuries were reported in a total of 963 registered gymnasts …
Thirty-eight per cent of injuries led to time-loss from sport. The most frequent injury location and injury type were the ankle (22%) and sprain (35%), respectively. …
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Jessica Bogdanov – acrobatics
Jessica is former Rhythmic gymnast.
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Gymnastics Canada rebrands
From here, we soar.
… pleased to unveil a new brand for the organization as we embark on our 50th Anniversary year …
… new logo, tagline, and social media handles …
Our social media channels have also taken on the new brand and bilingual identity @gymcan1:
FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | YOUTUBE | TWITTER
Clothing featuring the new Gymnastics Canada logo is now available at our online store: http://shop.gymcan.og.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. Easily the best edit they’ve ever produced.
Canada has never had a top notch website nor social media. This looks to me like a big improvement.
