Artistic Gymnastics

German victory and Europeans Nomination

15. März 2008  
Friedberg / Germany  
Artistic Gymnastics

German victory and Europeans Nomination

The German women's national team celebrated a clear victory in the international meeting versus the Netherlands in Friedberg, Bavaria, winning clearly with 174,15 to 152,05 Punkten.

Best in all-around was Katja ABEL from Berlin with 56,70 points.
After the competition, which was the second qualification for the European Championships at the same time, the German EuCh-team was nominated. The Saxonian federation will be the strongest in the team for the EuCh in France, with the two gymnastsJoeline Möbius and Jenny Brunner...
<< Köln's exceptional talent Oksana Tshussovitina presented herself very strongly and achieved the highest scores in vault (15,250) and balance beam (15,150) and did a stabile job on parallel bars as well with 14,500 points. Here, Jenny Brunner from Chemnitz gained the highest score with 15.000 points. 
Since Tshussovitina was not launched on floor, the all-around-victory went to Katja Abel from Berlin, siginficantly before Kim Bui, who performed non-competitively.

EuCh-Nomination:
The following gymnasts are participating in the European Championships in the French city of Clermont-Ferrand in the beginning of April:

German Capital BERLIN - applies for Europeans 2011

12. März 2008  
Berlin / Germany  
Artistic Gymnastics

German Capital BERLIN - applies for Europeans 2011

The German Gymnastics Federation (DTB) made a request for the 2011 European Championships of Artistic Gymnastics, men and women.
Berlin would host such a continental event for the first time, although, in history, 10 out of 11 European titles won by Germans were gained by the legendary  "DYNAMO" gymnasts from Berlin: Maxi Gnauck (5), Prof. Dr. Karin Buettner-Janz (4) and Angelika Hellmann-Keilig (1)
* ... read more on our German GYMmedia Portal...

Czech Republic dominates Friendly Meet in Austria

08. März 2008  
Klagenfurt / Austria  
Artistic Gymnastics

Czech Republic dominates Friendly Meet in Austria

In the Sports Center Waidmannsdorf  in Klagenfurt, Austria, a Friendly meet of artistic gymnastics took place in preparation of the upcoming European Championships in France, next month:
The Czech national squad won by a clear margin with  a score of 163,250 and a difference of nearly 6.5 points in front of Austria, followed by Sweden and Slovenia.
The Slovenian junior team was the best in the junior competition before  Sweden  and the Czech Republic....

Kathrin NUSSBACHER (AUT)
- with record performance!

Friendly Meet, Juniors 2008
- Austria - Czech Rep. - Sweden - Slovenia - Slovakia -
- Klagenfurth, March 8, Sports Center  Waidmannsdorf -

* TEAMS, Juniors:
1. Slovenia (151.750)
2. Sweden (148.400
3. Czech Rep. (148.000


4. Austria (143.950
5. Slovakia (140.900

* Individual, All-around
1. Teja Belak (SLO, 52.000
2. Ida Johnsson (SWE, 49.950
3. Fiona Novak (SLO, 49.500)

* Source: Ö F T / Mag. R. Labner

French Europeans host won outwards in Great Britain

17. März 2008  
Blackpool / Great Britain  
Artistic Gymnastics

French Europeans host won outwards in Great Britain

The host of the upcoming European Championships in Clermont-Ferrand won a dual meet versus Great Britain in Blackpool/GBR last Saturday.
French team won with 229,300 : 227,500 and  Pauline Morel (FRA) was the best gymnast in all-around (58,250), followed by the best British gymnast, Becky Downie (58,100) and Laura Jones (57,250).
France and Great Britain placed sixth and seventh, respectively at the last Worlds 2007 in Stuttgart.
British juniors defeated the French team  219,650 : 216,050
Juniors Competition:

* Teams

1. Great Britain 219.65
2. France 216.050


* Juniors, All-Around
1. Youna Dufournet FRA 58.200
2. Danusia Francis GBR 55.700
3. Jennifer Pinches GBR 54.800

* >> Detailed Results

Women s European Team Championships: Drawing of Lots

30. Januar 2008  
Clermont-Ferrand / FRA  
Artistic Gymnastics

Women s European Team Championships: Drawing of Lots

Last week the Women’s Technical Committee of the European Gymnastics Federation (UEG) met in Clermont-Ferrand. French Olympic Champion Emilie Lepennec - godmother of the this year's European Team Championships (March 29 - April 06) - carried out the drawing of lots for the elite and the  junior events.... > > Drawing, Elite  >> Drawing, Juniors

GYMtours: Attractive Trip to Euro Champs....

23. Mai 2005  
Debrecen / Budapest  
Artistic Gymnastics

GYMtours: Attractive Trip to Euro Champs....

With 'GYMtours' to Debrecen
Cooperation with 'PEGAZUS TOURS' / Budapest

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Some days before the European highlight starts - the 1st Individual Euro Champs in Debrecen (HUN) - the Hungarian Pegazus Tours ('Official Tourist Agency' of the Hungarian National Olympic Committee) presents special offers to travel to the European summer highlight of artistic gymnastics. In partnership with GYMmedia INTERNATIONAL -
you can travel to the 1st Individual Euro Champs in Debrecen (HUN) from June 2 - 5, for groups and individual persons.

Partner of Euro Champs
Debrecen/HUN
2005, June 2- 5

Partnership GYMmedia - Pegazus Tours

>>... Contact or read more: PEGAZUS TOURS to Debrecen

FIG Executive Committee approves list of Olympic qualifiers

25. Februar 2012  
Lausanne, London  
Artistic Gymnastics

FIG Executive Committee approves list of Olympic qualifiers

** f i g --:  The FIG Executive Committee has approved the list of the gymnasts who have fulfilled the conditions enabling them to participate in the Games of the XXXth Olympiad in London (GBR) next July.
This list will be submitted to the respective National Olympic Committees so that they confirm their nationals, no later than March 07, 2012.

The FIG has a total quota of 324 athletes allocated by the IOC, 2x98 of them for Men's and Women's Artistic Gymnastics, 96 for Rhythmic Gymnastics and 32 for Trampoline Gymnastics.


PREVIEW: 33rd WOMEN s EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS 2012

06. Januar 2012  
Brussels, Belgium  
Artistic Gymnastics

PREVIEW: 33rd WOMEN s EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS 2012

From 9 till 13 May Europe’s best gymnasts gather in Brussels for the 33rd European Championships Women’s Artistic Gymnastics.
There are about 250 gymnasts from 40 countries expected.

These competitions run during one week in the halls of Brussels Expo, at the Atomium.
The program includes the qualifiers and finals, both individually and in team as juniors and seniors. The European Championships is the last big competition before the 2012 Olympics and is therefore a major event.

Janssen-Fritsen supports the the GYMmedia Gymnastics World News System
also in the Olympic year 2012

... more coming soon!

... last Team Europeans:
Birmingham 2010

Ana PORGRAS: Surprising Retirement shocked Romanians

19. Januar 2012  
Bukarest, Romania  
Artistic Gymnastics

Ana PORGRAS: Surprising Retirement shocked Romanians

Romanian media reported, that the 2010 World beam champion Ana Porgras, who won the Longines "Prize for Elegance" but did not medal at the 2011 World Championships in Tokyo, announced her retirement this week.
"I could not go forward," Progras (18), told Prosport. "I felt that I physically could not - it was hard after so many injuries to take it up again."
2011 was a difficult year for Progras, who came into it riding high after victory on beam at the 2010 Worlds. At the French International, she struggled on bars and beam, her best events. Illness kept her out of the 2011 European Championships in Berlin.
By the time the World Championships came around in 2011 October, it was evident that Porgras, though an extremely elegant gymnast, was not going to contend for the all-around title due to her low difficulty full-twisting Yurchenko vault.

A big Olympian died: Olympism and Gymnastics in mourning!

21. April 2010  
Barcelona, Spain  
Artistic Gymnastics

A big Olympian died: Olympism and Gymnastics in mourning!

 *fig--: President of the International Olympic Committee from 1980 to 2001 and Honorary FIG Member in 1983, Juan Antonio Marquis de SAMARANCH died today in Barcelona (ESP) in the presence of his family. He would have been 90 on July 17th of this year.

His mark on the Olympic Movement is indelible; he pushed reforms through IOC management and strengthened its financial standing through a pragmatic approach to the sale of television rights and commercial partner contracts.
Juan Antonio Samaranch maintained an intimate relationship with the international gymnastics community.
In 1983, former FIG President Yuri Titov of Russia named him an Honorary Member.


A shrewd politician, gymnastics is indebted to Samaranch for the extensive audience and popularity it enjoys today.
“Juan Antonio Samaranch had a decisive influence on the development of the FIG.
We are ever grateful,”
declared President Grandi, markedly affected by Samaranch’s passing.

On behalf of its gymnasts and the entire international community,...

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