We caught up with Brinn Bevan before he heads out to EYOF next week. Brinn chats to us about his preparation for the competition and we have some clips of him training.
Also there are a few clips of me and will training skills. …
Or is it major rebuilding time for Gymnastics in Australia?
Couch Gymnast:
The team event of the 2013 Australian Nationals Championships was our first opportunity to view the next generation of Australian gymnasts and those who might represent us at the upcoming World Championships.
It was a shaky start to say the least.
The Victorians in both the senior and junior events unsurprisingly dominated the team competition– although primary focus was on the individual performances. Although the AA title will be based solely on Sunday night’s performances, Victorian State Champion Georgia-Rose Brown lead the field by just over a point from Maddie Leydin, with Queenslander Georgia Godwin in third. It was a tough night for all involved with nearly every competitor counting a fall and many counting multiple falls on a single apparatus. …
RIO – Early on Friday, the Brazilian Olympic Committee (COB) presented the new coach of the Brazilian women’s artistic gymnastics. … the Russian Alexander Alexandrov
… Alexandrov stressed the need for the Rio de Janeiro have a gym for the sport.
– We are in talks with the government and private owners to resolve the issue of lack of gym. …
… Monday to Saturday, with 16 athletes. … begins the process for choosing the girls who will join the national team. The big goal this year, the first challenge of Alexandrov, will be the World Belgium, which will start on 30 September…
… as an EXCLUSIVE to our campers, Olympic Champion NASTIA LIUKIN herself will be at HPTC on Sunday and Monday to work with our campers!!! Folks, this is BIG! Besides being an awesome gymnast, she is a great coach, and an even more special person!
Elizabeth Stranahan competed for Iowa State University from 2010-2013.
Initially a walk-on, Stranahan earned a full scholarship for her junior and senior seasons. She went from competing only floor her freshman season to competing all four events and earning the team’s highest all around score in the 2013 season. Stranahan also served as team co-captain her junior and senior year.
Stranahan currently attends graduate school at Iowa State where she pursues a Master’s degree in English.
Original photo was incorrect. But THIS is Elisabeth.