Tweet Today saw the final competitions take place in the Artistic Gymnastics of EYOF 2011. Both the boys and girls battled it out in the event finals.
The Germans, Italians and Romanians continued on quite strong from the team competition in the girls  Event Finals. These young Italian girls are looking promising for the future. Today was also a chance  for the other nations to grab some medals, this they surely did. However Larissa Iordache didn’t quite steal the show as many would have anticipated and expected, despite winning medals on …

Tweet Indian Gymnastics
Silver and Bronze Commonwealth Games medalist Asish Kumar and the MAG Indian team are currently training in England with Coach Vladimir Cherktov. After crisitcising Kumar for not winning more medals, the Gymnastics Federation of India is doing all it can to support the gymnasts. The MAG have been training at the  Basildon Sporting Village in Essex from July 8 and  will  continue to do so until August 30, this is with the hope of performing well at the World Championships in October.So it seems that Cherktov is still coaching the team …

Tweet Today the Boys and Girls All Around competitions were held in Trazbon. The British continued on a good roll with Courtney Tulloch winning the gold AA medal, followed not too far behind by Romania’s Daniel Petrica Vasile Radenau in second and  Vasil Mikhalitsyn from Belarus in third. Unfortunately Russia did not continue on strong from their gold medal win at the Team event on Tuesday.
 
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In the girls AA finals, Romania’s Larissa Iordache stole the show as expected, winning the gold medal. She managed to beat Italy’s Fasana …

Tweet There are a lot of discussions going on over on all of the gymnastics forums as to who will make each countries team for the 2012 Olympics. While some of the new seniors will be eligible to compete at the 2011 World Championships in Tokyo, some current Juniors will not but will be eligible to compete in London if they turn 16 within 2012.

Gymnastics fans from all over the World have been debating who will make the teams for World and the 2012 Olympics. Anne from Gymnastike has a …

Tweet The 19 year old British gymnast currently in training for the London 2012 Olympics  has put together a montage of skills he is perfecting. Reiss competed at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Dehli winning Team Silver, AA Silver and a silver medal on Floor. View more of his results here.

Tweet Today was the beginning of the girls competitions. Headlining today’s events was Romania’s Larissa Iordache, the firm favourite to take the All Around title. The girls team final, All Around qualification and Apparatus qualification. Among those competing were:

Olivia Jochum,    Elena Metzler , Marlies Mannersdorfer – Austria
Terry Grandr’y, Ellen Rabout, Johanna Dujardin – Belgium
Sarah El – Dabagh, Juhl Jorgensen, Fani Toth – Denmark
Maijia Leinonen, Miina Kokkonen, Julia Darlington – Finland
Manon Cormoreche, Doriane Thobie, Anne Kuhm – France
Cagla Okyol, Janine Berger, Sophie Schede – Germany
Abi Caig, Gabrielle Jupp, Angel Romaeo – Great Britain
Maria Simos, Evangelia Plyta, Myropi …

Tweet Tonight the London 2012 Olympic medals were unveiled in Trafalgar Square by Princess Anne. The Princess Royal is known for her love of sport, being the only Royal Family member to ever have competed in the Olympic Games, competing in equestrian, so she was the perfect British representative to unveil the medals alongside London 2012 chairman Sebastian Coe, with IOC President Jacques Rogge and Coordination Commission chairman Denis Oswald also attending the unveiling.

The London 2012 medals will be the largest Olympic medals to date. Designed by British artist David Watkins, …

Tweet Bits and Pieces of news from the gymnastics world this morning:
Gabrielle Douglas
Is to unveil an Amanar at the Visa Championships. Good for her, I’m already worrying about what the legs will be like.
Catalina Ponor
is looking in top shape in a video posted by Gymnastics Examiner. 
John Geddert
on the Code of Points.
Alicia Sacramone
says she has one year of gymnastics left in her.
Russian Gymnastics
More photos of the Russians training in Mallorca
EYOF
You can watch live coverage from the EYOF online. Yesterdays scores from the Men’s competition are available here.
Nastia Liukin
The news stream is …

Tweet Today is July 27th 2011, marking that we are one year out from the kick off of the London 2012 Olympic Games. On this day next year the official Opening Ceremony of the 30th Olympic Games will take place.In fact it is 366 days to as 2012 is a leap year. A few events are taking place today to mark the occasion, the media have been invited to see some of the venues, the medal designs are due to be revealed and Britain’s Tom Daley will make the first …

Tweet Today saw the Men’s competition take place, the All Around and Apparatus Final Qualification and the Team Final. Most of those competing were:

Severin Kranzlmüller – Austria
Bram Louwije, Maxime Gentges , Daan Kenis – Belgium
Lukas Ridder, Marcus Frandses, Mathias Johansen – Denmark
Olli Kanerva, Aaro Lamberg, Heikki Saarenketo – Finland
Matthieu Clarivet, Benjamin Dekeyne, Stephen Micholet - France
Tim Leibiger , Lukas Schlotterer, Daniel Weinert – Germany
Frank Baines, Courtney Tulloch, Anthony Wise – Great Britain
Klaus Tantalidou, George Tserkesov, Dimitris Kiosses – Greece

Garðar Egill Guðmundsson, Hróbjartur Pálmar Hilmarsson, Sigurður Andrés Sigurðarson – Iceland
Adam Dalton – Ireland
Casimir Schmidt, Karl Kosztka, Bryan van Tienderen – Netherlands
Andrei Groza, Daniel Radeanu, …

Tweet We are all aware that next year is a huge year for gymnastics with the London 2012 Olympic Games beginning in exactly a years time. Today the FIG released the proposed calender of events for FIG World Cup & Series the 2012 – 2013 gymnastics season.
We can look forward to the following events:
As well as the London 2012 Olympics (July 28th – August 7th), WAG Euopean Championships in Brussels May 8th – 13th and the MAG European Championships in Montpellier May 21st – 27th.
LAUSANNE (SUI), FIG Office, July 26, …

Tweet A few weeks ago a video and article emerged of the Russian girls taking a break from Round Lake and training in Mallorca in Spain. They were all there, Nabieva, Komova, Mustafina, Dementyeva, Belokobylskaya, Semenova, Afanasyeva.
Another article titled “The rebirth of Russian gymnastics” has appeared this week of the Russians training in Spain. The spanish article translates as the following in Google;
During recent decades the Russian gymnastics was a big mystery. It was known that a hundred kilometers from Moscow, near the lake, stood a gray and mammoth sports complex where they lived …