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Robert Light is one of the builders of Acrobatic Gymnastics in Alberta. And Canada.
He’s now opened his own Gym in Calgary. I dropped in to check it out for myself. Impressive!
New equipment arriving every day.
So far they are offering Acrobatic Gymnastics, Men’s and Women’s Artistic Gymnastics, Dance, and a top notch Ninja facility.
Bev Plocki is a legendary pro. No surprise she’d orchestrated her transition plan.
Happy retirement, Bev.
I’ve many times been a guest coach at Bermuda Gymnastics Association.
A fantastic facility on a paradise island.
They can arrange a work visa for the right applicant.
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One of the top programs in the NCAA will be hiring a new Head Coach.
Bev’s crowning achievement was winning it all in 2021.
Many gymnasts are very specific about the amount of swing they want before Pak.
Those who simply LAUNCH the Pak from any kind of swing are impressive.
John Crumlish:
The 22-year-old Saladino notched personal and national benchmarks in Leipzig, where he became the first French male gymnast to claim a European championships all-around medal in 27 years. …
IGO: You were part of the team that wasn’t able to qualify for last year’s Paris Olympic Games, as well as the team that seems revitalized – fifth in the team final Leipzig, with Anthony Mansard placing fourth all-around. What factors have stimulated this surge as a team in this first year of the new Olympic cycle?
LS: What has made us better collectively, I think, is that from the beginning of the cycle, we have had a clear framework and we’re all very motivated. …
IGO: Looking ahead to Jakarta, how realistic is an all-around medal for you?
LS: For Jakarta, I’ll have to go through the (French) trials, but my presence is uncertain due to a recent shoulder injury. …
Internationals Gymnast – European silver medalist Léo Saladino of France: ‘For me, gymnastics has always been about the all-around’
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On July 12, 2025 Nina Derwael married Thibau Dierickx.
Congratulations.
Three days later, on July 15th 2025, Nina announced her retirement from the sport.
Nina Derwael, the Tokyo Olympic uneven bars gold medalist from Belgium, has retired from gymnastics, according to her national federation.
“I achieved what I wanted and was able to achieve,” Derwael, 25, said in a press release, according to a translation. “I was able to prove what I was capable of.”
This past May, Derwael won her third European title on bars and her first on the balance beam, her first major championship medals since undergoing major surgery for a shoulder dislocation in September 2023. …
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