As confirmed by the Belgian Gymnastics Federation, Belgium's Olympic champion Nina Derwael has announced her retirement from competitive sport at the age of 25. Derwael is retiring at the peak of her career, with her two gold medals on the uneven bars and balance beam at last month's European Championships in Leipzig being her last competitive appearances. During her career, she won 11 medals at major championships, including the Olympic gold medal on the uneven bars at...
The German cities Bochum, Duisburg, Essen, Muelheim on the Ruhr, Hagen and Berlin are the host places for the FISU World University Games 2025. From 16 to 27 July 2025, around 8,500 student athletes and officials from over 150 countries will compete for medals in 18 sports in Germany.
This makes it one of the largest multi-sport events in the world in 2025. And there is hardly a better venue: these particularly sports-mad cities boast the densest...
For almost a quarter of a century, a special gymnastics tournament for older athletes has been held in Latvia's capital:
At the 24th International Latvian Veterans Open in 2025, all participants (aged 25 and above for women and 30 and above for men) were once again winners, as they can all call themselves ‘victors over themselves’.
Those who have decided to integrate physical and mental gymnastics into their everyday lives not only remain competitive, but...
For the sixth time since the first European Championships in Frankfurt in 1956, a European Men's Gymnastics Championship will be held on German soil, with Leipzig making its debut, even though the former DHfK men's club of the former GDR was one of the strongest performance centres alongside Potsdam and Berlin and also wrote world gymnastics history with Klaus Koeste's Olympic victory (Munich 1972, vault). This year, many of the 165 current European Championship starters will be...