The next Gymnastike Gold members only documentary.
Click PLAY or watch a trailer on Gymnastike.
http://www.gymnastike.org/embed/MzM0NzkzNTQy?related=1&autoplay=false
The next Gymnastike Gold members only documentary.
Click PLAY or watch a trailer on Gymnastike.
http://www.gymnastike.org/embed/MzM0NzkzNTQy?related=1&autoplay=false
… did not make a Buzzfeed listicle of the 44 Sexiest Male Gymnasts Of All Time
UPDATE: After dissent online, Alexei Nemov was added as #3. The gymternet has spoken. 🙂
See the list for yourself.

… experience is like a long drive without the need for GPS. It’s driving a route that I have driven 100’s of times before. I would be totally familiar with the surroundings, my schedule, my route etc. I can hit traffic, or even face a diversion and I will still reach my destination. Better yet, previous experience of the journey even allows me to anticipate problems, and avoid them by taking alternative roads. All the signs are in place and easy for me to read.
My inexperienced drive would have me totally reliant on the GPS. Traffic and diversions would completely throw me. I would be driving down unfamiliar territory, where I couldn’t interpret the signs or directions clearly. …
Can you see the similarities between these journeys and coaching?
Have you ever copied a baking recipe from a cook book word-for-word, yet the end product looks nothing like the photo in the book? Not even similar? Not even edible?!
TechniqueTalk is Nick’s new website.
At the 2015 P&G Championships E won Vault in the Jr. 17-18 divsion.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Trivia – It was Kyle Shewfelt himself who introduced him to this vault. Emyre trains with Nalani Cook at Go For It USA in Vegas. And is headed to Michigan.
Saturday January 16 – Monday January 18, 2016.
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(via Rec Gymnastics)
… planning to take over a Broadway stage for a long-running production that combines musical theater and acrobatics.
The company, which was acquired this spring by a group of private equity investors, said that the production, to be called “Paramour,” represented one step in a broader effort to expand its presence in New York and in the world of theater. Cirque plans to spend $25 million to mount the show at the Lyric Theater, one of the largest Broadway houses, and said it would run indefinitely after opening next spring.
The company is also working with NBC on a televised production of “The Wiz,” which is aiming for Broadway during the 2016-17 season, and is planning to bring one of its traveling big-tent shows, “Kurios,” to New York late next year. …