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Cool.

(via Valentin-Angelo Uzunov)

Oregon Olympic Athletics is Bend, Oregon’s newest youth gymnastics facility. It’s owned by Mohini Bhardwaj who was the 2004 US Women’s Gymnastics Olympic Team Captain.

The video is about Mohini’s 12 year olympic journey and coaching aspirations with her new gym. There are interviews from her Olympic teammates Courtney Kupets, Courtney McCool, Annia Hatch, and 2004 Olympic All Around Champion Carly Patterson.

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Her unusual name will be remembered in Gyms for all time. The Bhardwaj is one of the coolest skills.

Follow the incredible Olympic journey of Bulgaria’s gymnastics icon Iordan Iovtcev as he wins 1 Silver and 3 Bronze medals appearing at 6 editions of the Olympic Games.

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(via Coach Christopher Sommer)

In the Horizontal Bar final at Worlds 2014 Zhang broke one of his grips. Then was allowed to continue well after his 30 seconds was over.

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We’ve heard FIG MTC plans to allow gymnasts time to get a new grip in the future. But that rule change was not in effect for 2014.

Has anyone heard any follow up from FIG on this incident?

If you are in an NCAA Gymastics Fantasy league, check out the average and high scores for gymnasts in the 2014 season.

Road to Nationals Fantasy Helper page

I hadn’t realized how little I knew of Latynina before reading this post. She was one feisty athlete.

An interview with the most decorated Olympic Champion of all time, Larissa Latynina, by Dmitry Efanov and Alexander Lyubimov for ‘Kultura’.

Nine time Olympic champion gymnast Larissa Latynina will be 80 years old on the 27th December. A few days before her birthday, the legend of world sport answered some questions. …

RRG – No retreat, no surrender

… Her success, she says, is partly down to the fact that she was always ruthlessly competitive. …

Larisa Latynina: An unbeaten Olympian for 48 years. (photos)

Men only.

… Gymnastics Australia is pleased to announce that Vladimir Vatkin and Sergei Chinkar have been appointed to the Coach roles with the MAG NCE in Canberra. Both men are well-known to the Gymnastics communities within Australia and overseas as a result of the successes of their athletes at benchmark events over a number of years.

Gymnastics Australia is very excited that Australia’s NCE athletes will be directed and supported by such well-credentialed coaches and look forward to their technical leadership both within the NCE and across the pathway for MAG nationally. Vladimir and Sergei will take up their new roles at the MAG NCE on 27 January 2015. …

Gymnastics Australia

10 athletes are offered scholarships to train in Canberra. Click through to see those names.

This is impossible. 🙂

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(via Storm Freerunning)

GymFever2012 linked to a new YouTube channel. All things Gymnastics.

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Looks like they will have some original content. For example, hosts Aaron Barbaro and Ben Congedi from Australia interview 2012 Olympian and Commonwealth Games gold medalist Emily Little (VIDEO).

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