41. Meagan Nelson Shines In Freshman Year Aggie Gymnast Is The out what pizza place is the best in town, Meagan Nelson has dealt with the additionalpressures of becoming an instant part of Utah State gymnastics history. http://utahstateaggies.ocsn.com/sports/w-gym/spec-rel/020603aaa.html

42. Olympic Preview: Artistic Gymnastics In 1976, Romania's Nadia Comaneci recorded the first perfect score in Olympicgymnastics history, then proceeded to record six more for good measure. http://www.infoplease.com/spot/ol-gymnastics.html

Do you have excessive Hair loss? We can help YOU ! Baseball, Football ,Hockey ..all Sports Mags and Books. Great savings on routine dental care and expensive dental procedures All Infoplease All Almanacs General Entertainment Sports Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Infoplease Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Fact Monster Kids' reference Info:Daily Fun facts Homework Center Newsletter You've got info! Help Site Map Visit related sites from: Family Education Network Sports Olympics Olympic Events Artistic Gymnastics First Olympic Appearance: 1896 (men); 1928 (women) by Mike Morrison Always one of the most popular summer Olympic sports, gymnastics has given us some of our most memorable moments and personalities in recent Olympic history. In , Russia's Olga Korbut helped take our minds of the horrors going on in Munich and in Vietnam. In , Romania's Nadia Comaneci recorded the first perfect score in Olympic gymnastics history, then proceeded to record six more for good measure. In , American Mary Lou Retton dazzled us with her smile and spunk, and in , it was the "Magnificent Seven" and Kerri Strug's gutsy vault that ensured the gold for the United States.

43. ESPN.com NCAA - NCAA Tournament History Men's Gymnastics Friday, June 29 Men's gymnastics history. DIVISION I NCAA CHAMPIONS. YEAR,TEAM, RUNNERUP. 2002, Oklahoma, Ohio State. 2001, Ohio State, Oklahoma. http://espn.go.com/ncaa/almanac/mengym.html

44. Arizona State University - Women's Gymnastics - Official Athletic Site One of the most successful coaches in NCAA women’s gymnastics history and in theannals of Arizona State University, John Spini returns in 2003 for his 23rd http://thesundevils.ocsn.com/sports/w-gym/mtt/spini_john00.html

Current Conditions In Tempe, AZ: CLEAR Temp: 71 Wind: 7 ENE Choose Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Football M Golf W Golf W Gymnastics W Soccer Softball Swimming/Diving M Tennis W Tennis W Volleyball W Water Polo Wrestling Cheer General Releases ASU Traditions Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article John Spini Position: Head Coach Experience: 23rd Year Alma Mater: Arizona State '76 One of the most successful coaches in NCAA women’s gymnastics history and in the annals of Arizona State University, John Spini returns in 2003 for his 23rd season as head coach of Sun Devil gymnastics. Spini is one of 11 coaches all-time, including football’s Frank Kush and baseball’s Jim Brock, to offer 20 or more years of service at ASU. In that span, he has made women’s gymnastics one of the winningest programs in school history. Over 22 years, Spini has a career regular season record of 279-100-2. That’s a winning percentage of .735, tops among active ASU coaches and 10th all-time. His teams have been especially dominant in front of their home crowds, going 145-21-1 (.871) in Tempe during his tenure. Just last season, ASU set a school record with a team score of 197.850 versus arch-rival Arizona at Wells Fargo Arena. The squad also set a school record on the balance beam of 49.650, led by Rhonda Robinette’s perfect 10.0 performance. In 2001, the Sun Devils topped No. 1 UCLA at Wells Fargo Arena (196.350-196.000), handing the eventual national champions their only regular season loss while continuing a home meet winning streak that lasted until the Sun Devils’ final regular season contest of the year.

45. History Of Rhythmic Gymnastics History of Rhythmic Gymnastics. Rhythmic gymnastics combines balletand creative movements to music, while working with ribbons, balls http://www.scn.org/ip/ara/history.html

History of Rhythmic Gymnastics Rhythmic gymnastics combines ballet and creative movements to music, while working with ribbons, balls, hoops, ropes and clubs in a choreographed dance-and-tumble routine. It has a lot more dance than artistic gymnastics. Everything is done on the floor with far different routines and different music. There are two kinds of gymnastics: rhythmic gymnastics and artistic gymnastics. The kind of gymnastics most of us are familiar with is artistic gymnastics. Women's artistic gymnastics includes uneven bars, balance beam, vault and floor exercise. The kind of gymnastics I am going to talk about is rhythmic gymnastics which includes ball, hoop, ribbon, rope, clubs and sometimes floor exercise ( I will go into these in more detail later). Gymnastics, rhythmic and artistic combined, started in Europe during the eighteenth century as one sport and over time gradually developed into two different yet similar sports. Rhythmic gymnastics started as an independent competitive sport in the early nineteen fifties by the Russians. Then in nineteen sixty three the first rhythmic gymnastics world championship was held in Europe. Even though rhythmic gymnastics has its own world championships it did not become an Olympic medal sport until nineteen eighty four. This is partly why rhythmics is such a little known and hardly recognized sport in the U.S.

46. History | Trampolining | Gymnastics | ABC Olympic Games Coverage About this sport About gymnastics history Who to watch Australians Artistic Gymnastics• Format • Rules Rhythmic Gymnastics • History • Format http://www.abc.net.au/olympics/GYMNASTICS/about/history_trampolining.htm

Choose a sport: All Sports Archery Athletics Badminton Baseball Basketball Beach Volleyball Boxing Canoe/Kayak Cycling Diving Equestrian Fencing Gymnastics Handball Hockey Judo Modern Pentathlon Rowing Sailing Shooting Soccer Softball Swimming Synch. Swimming Table Tennis Taekwondo Tennis Triathlon Volleyball Waterpolo Weightlifting Wrestling Home Gymnastics Trampolining About this sport About Gymnastics History Who to watch Australians ... Gymnastics events Join our forum Join Caroline Davison on Saturday September 30 to get the inside story on the Gymnastics. History Trampolining dates to the 1930s when American George Nissen developed a prototype trampoline in his garage. Men and women will compete in individual trampolining events in Sydney. The sport requires power as athletes need to clear the surface of the trampoline by up to six metres in order to perform manoeuvres. The top performers are able to achieve up to two seconds of air time in which to tumble, twist and turn. It wasn't until the 1960s that the first World Championships was held, and the sport's governing body was formed in 1965. The United States was the early pace setter in trampolining, but in recent years European nations have overtaken the US. Russia, Great Britain and Germany are likely to be the major forces in Sydney.

47. Gymnastics Kerri Strug provided us with one of the most exciting events of the 1996 Olympicsand gymnastics history when she nailed her vault on an injured foot to insure http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0768378.html

Almanac Sports Women in Sports Gymnastics The first women's gymnastics instruction in the United States was given at Mount Holyoke College in 1862. Olympic gymnastics competition for women was introduced at the 1928 games. Larissa Latynina of Russia won 18 Olympic gymnastic medals, thus setting an Olympics record for women: nine gold medals, five silver, and four bronze between 1956 and 1964. Marcia Frederick was the first American woman to win the World Gymnastics Championship. She won in 1978 on the uneven bars. Olga Korbut of the Soviet Union inspired thousands of girls to take up gymnastics after she won two gold medals and one silver medal in the 1972 Olympics. She was later named Female Athlete of the Year. In the 1976 Olympics Nadia Comaneci of Romania became the first gymnast in Olympic history to score a perfect 10.0. She did this in the floor exercise. She went on to record six more perfect scores during those olympics. In 1984 16-year-old Mary Lou Retton of West Virginia became the youngest gymnast to win a gold medal. Her perfect performance on the vault earned her the Olympic gold medal in the Women's All-Around event. Shannon Miller is now the most decorated female American gymnast of all time. She has seven Olympic medals altogether, two gold, two silver, and three bronze. Only three American woman, swimmers

48. Official Athletic Site Of West Virginia University gymnastics history These files are in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format. Eachsection is broken up into a number of .pdf files. If you need http://www.msnsportsnet.com/page.cfm?sport=gymnastics&show=75

49. The Official Warhawk Athletics Website earns AllAmerican honors - Six Earn Academic Honors April Hubmann (fr, West Allis/Central)became the fourth All-American in UW-W gymnastics history March 22 http://www.uww.edu/athletics/wgymnastics/index.cfm

Warhawks' Women's Gymnastics Kingsnorth Makes UW-W Gymnastics History Warhawk junior Ann Kingsnorth finished third in the all-around competition at the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship in Oshkosh February 28. That marks the best performance ever in the all-around, topping Niki Hoida's fourth place in 1999. Her all-around score of 36.425 is the best this season for UW-W, and fourth best in the school record book. Kingsnorth also recorded an 8.95 on the uneven bars, another team season best and fifth on the all-time list. Teammate April Hubmann earned a 9.575 in the floor exercise, yet another team best this season and fourth best in the record book. In addition to her finish in the all-around, Kingsnorth also placed second in the uneven bars, sixth in the vault, and seventh in the balance beam. Hubmann was sixth in the floor exercise. For complete results of the WIAC championship go to http://www.uwsa.edu/wiac/gym/ New Gymnastics Coach Jennifer White Announced Jennifer White will take over as the new women's gymnastics coach at UW-Whitewater. The past three years, White served as the head gymnastics coach at Darien High School in Connecticut. White has received a bachelor of science degree in Biology and a master of education degree from Springfield College (MA). While attending Springfield, White competed in gymnastics and earned All-American honors in 1996 and 1997 on the uneven bars, while leading Springfield College to the 1996 Division III national championship.

50. Welwyn Gymnastics Book Home Page What is "Women's gymnastics a history"? It is a beautifully illustrated book that is a celebration of the rich heritage http://www.welwyngymbook.com/

by Minot Simons II NOW you can buy this book from your favorite bookstore. It is listed in the publication, "Books in Print," which all bookstores have. You can also buy it through the computer bookstore, www.amazon.com . To do this, please scroll down to instructions under Ordering . Or you can order it from us, using the order form below. What is "Women's Gymnastics a history"? It is a beautifully illustrated book that is a celebration of the rich heritage of women's gymnastics during the period 1966 to 1974, when the older gymnasts of former times gave away to a younger generation which brought with them a more dynamic approach to the sport. First in a series of four volumes which will describe the history of women's gymnastics through 1996, Volume I contains 82 color and 95 black and white photographs for a total of 177 pictures! In its 432 pages, Volume I covers the Mexico and Munich Olympics, the World and European Championships of the period and lesser competitions, such as the 1973 University Games. Of equal importance are the biographies of the leading gymnasts. These will enable gymnasts of today and tomorrow to know what went on in the minds of their famous forebears.

51. USA Gymnastics Online: Artistic History The Sport of gymnastics gymnastics, as an activity, has existed for over 2 000 years, but its development as a competitive sport began just a little more than 100 years ago. URL http// www. usa gymnastics. org/ gymnastics/ history/ artistic. html http://www.usa-gymnastics.org/gymnastics/history/artistic.html

The Sport of Gymnastics Artistic History Gymnastics, as an activity, has existed for over 2,000 years, but its development as a competitive sport began just a little more than 100 years ago. During the 1800s, mass and individual exhibitions were conducted by various school clubs, athletic clubs and ethnic organizations such as the Turnvereins and Sokols. Although slow to catch on in the schools, gymnastics did flourish in the Turnvereins and Sokols. It was introduced to the United States and its school systems in the 1830s by such immigrants as Charles Beck, Charles Follen and Francis Lieber. The International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) was formed in 1881, then called the Bureau of the European Gymnastics Federation, opening the way for international competition. In the United States, the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) assumed control of gymnastics, along with most other amateur sports, in 1883. Prior to this time gymnastics championships were held by various clubs and organizations. The first large-scale meeting of gymnasts was the 1896 Olympics, where Germany virtually swept the medal parade. Gymnasts from five countries competed in events which included men's horizontal bar, parallel bars, pommel horse, rings, and vault. The first international gymnastics competition outside of the Olympics was held in 1903 in Antwerp, Belgium, and gymnasts from Belgium, France, Luxembourg and the Netherlands competed in what is now considered the first World Championships. At St. Louis in 1904, the men's team combined competition was added to the Olympic program.

52. Hickok's Sports History: NCAA Men's Gymnastics This document contains a history of the NCAA men's gymnastic championships, with complete lists of winners in all events. It is a page on Hickok's Sports history web site. history. gymnastics became the NCAA's fifth national championship sport on April 16, 1938, when the University of http://hickoksports.hypermart.net/ncamgymn.htm

Let American Consumer Counseling Help you Get Out of Debt! NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships Table of Contents History Individual Champions All-Around Floor Exercise ... Horizontal Bars Individual Champions (cont.) Trampoline Tumbling Rope Climb Flying Rings ... The World Wide Web History G ymnastics became the NCAA's fifth national championship sport on April 16, 1938, when the University of Chicago hosted the National Collegiate Gymnastics Championshipsand, incidentally, won the first team title. Participation and attendance were rather limited until the 1960s, when gymnastics began to attract much more interest because of its prominence on telecasts of the Olympics. In 1965, the NCAA began conducting qualifying meets across the country to pare down entries. By 1968, so many schools were participating in the sport that the College Division championship meet was was inaugurated. Top of Page NCAA Men's Gymnastics Champions (NOTE: Not held 1943-48) Individual Champions All-Around 1938 Joe Giallombardo, Illinois 1939 Joe Giallombardo, Illinois 1940 Joe Giallombardo, Illinois

53. Women's Gymnastics A History - Vol.I Women's gymnastics a history Vol.I. Elvira Saadi Elvira Saadi waspart of the triumvirate of Soviet gymnasts who were the world http://www.welwyngymbook.com/cover.htm

Women's Gymnastics a history - Vol.I Elvira Saadi Elvira Saadi was part of the triumvirate of Soviet gymnasts who were the world leaders of women's gymnastics until the advent of Nadia Comaneci. The other two were Olga Korbut and Ludmilla Turischeva . Saadi came from the Asiatic Soviet Republic of Uzbekistan and had a warm and friendly personality that drew people to her. She never won an individual Olympic medal but always contributed strongly to the Soviet team victories in her two Olympics and one world championships. She is shown here doing an aerial walkover forward on the balance beam during the 1973 University Games. She is now head coach at the Cambridge Kips Gymnastics Club in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada. Return to WELWYN Publishing Home Page

54. HickokSports.com - History - Rhythmic Gymnastics This document contains a history of rhythmic gymnastics, with a list of all Olympic gold medalists. It is a page in the history section of HickokSports.com, the largest collection of sports information on the Internet. history. Although it's quite new as a competitive sport, rhythmic gymnastics is rooted in the very beginning of modern http://www.hickoksports.com/history/rhythmg.shtml

Sports History Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Rhythmic Gymnastics Table of Contents History Conduct of Competition Other Resources History Although it's quite new as a competitive sport, rhythmic gymnastics is rooted in the very beginning of modern gymnastics. Specifically, it grew out of the Swedish system of free exercise developed in 1814 by Peter Henry Ling. Ling promoted "aesthetic gymnastics," in which students expressed their feelings and emotions through bodily movement. The idea was extended by Catherine E. Beecher, founder of the Western Female Institute in Ohio in 1837. In Beecher's gymnastics program, called "grace without dancing," young women exercised to music, moving from simple calisthenics to more strenuous activities. During the 1880s, Emil Dalcroze of Switzerland developed "eurhythmics," a form of physical training for musicians and dancers, and George Demeny of France created various exercises to music that were designed to promote grace of movement, muscular flexibility, and good posture. All of those strains were combined, around 1900, into the Swedish school of rhythmic gymnastics, which later added more dance elements from Finland. About the same time, Ernest Idla of Estonia established a degree of difficulty for each movement.

55. Olympic History: Gymnastics - Olympics 2000 Olympic history gymnastics. One of the oldest sports in the Olympics,gymnastics began in ancient Greece more than 2000 years ago. http://cbs.sportsline.com/u/olympics/2000/history/gymnastics.htm

Basketball Swimming Gymnastics Soccer ... Tennis - More Sports - Archery Badminton Baseball Canoe/Kayak Cycling Diving Equestrian Fencing Field Hockey Judo Mod. Pentathlon Rowing Sailing Shooting Softball Syn. Swimming Table Tennis Taekwondo Team Handball Triathlon Volleyball Water Polo Weightlifting Wrestling You are here: Home Olympic Gymnastics Sydney SuperDome The Dome ... Schedule TODAY Get Live Scores on your Cell Phone! Click Here! OLYMPICS 2000 Fan Shop Venues Time Conversion About Sydney ... Olympic Voices MULTIMEDIA Olympic Arcade Olympic Photos DESTINATIONS Kids Zone Olympic History: Gymnastics One of the oldest sports in the Olympics, gymnastics began in ancient Greece more than 2000 years ago. Men gathered at "gymnasiums" the center of activity for the time not only practice the sport, but also to debate about art, literature and philosophy. The major focus of gymnastics focused on finding symmetry between the mind and body by pairing physical exercise with intellectual activity Plato, Aristotle and Homer advocated strengthening qualities of gymnastic activity. Christians of the time considered gymnastics Satanic because of its focus on the body gymnasts performed in the nude at the all-male ancient Games of Olympia. After financial corruption led to the banning of gymnastics in 393 A.D., the sport did not reappear in the public arena until the 16th century. "Artistic" gymnastics came to be in the early 1800s, distinguishing free-flowing styles from the techniques used by the military.

56. Sokol Baltimore Gymnastics / History a brief history. For More Information Contact SOKOL Baltimore gymnastics AddressPO Box 4126, Baltimore , MD 21205 Phone (410)276-9798 E-Mail Ann Huber. http://www.geocities.com/sokol_balto/history.htm

SOKOL History SOKOL Baltimore ... a brief history For More Information Contact: SOKOL Baltimore Gymnastics Address: PO Box 4126, Baltimore , MD 21205 Phone: E-Mail: Ann Huber

57. Essex Gymnastics, History gymnastics, a Brief history What it is .. history. The first gymnasticswere the circuslike acrobatics performed in ancient Egypt. http://freespace.virgin.net/j.rankin/history.html

Gymnastics, a Brief History What it is......... Gymnastics n.: systematic form of physical exercise designed for therapeutic, educational and competitive purposes. Therapeutic or Remedial Gymnastics is a series of selected exercises that help relieve physical discomfort or restore function to disabled people. Educational Gymnastics is a program that challenges students to master tactics involving strength, rhythm, balance, flexibility and agility. Competitive Gymnastics consist of prescribed sets of events for men and for women, each of which is scored separately in order to determine a winner. History The first gymnastics were the circuslike acrobatics performed in ancient Egypt. In the 2nd century BC, men and women of Minoan Crete developed the art of bull leaping. In bull leaping the performer would run toward a charging bull, grab its horns, and, upon being tossed into the air, execute various midair stunts before landing on the bull's back and dismount with a flip. In Ancient Greece, three distinct programs of gymnastic exercise were developed: 1. To maintenance of good physical condition

58. Women In Gymnastics - History Of Gymnastics Learning about the history of gymnastics will make you wonder wherethe future of gymnastics may lie! Early history of gymnastics http://historypages.org/gymnastics/history.html

rcheological evidence has shown that the sport of gymnastics can be traced back as far as 5000 B.C. to ancient Egypt. Learning about the history of gymnastics will make you wonder where the future of gymnastics may lie! Early History of Gymnastics: From ancient Egypt to the Dark Ages Gymnastics in the 19th Century: Gymnastics becomes a European physical fitness discipline Gymnastics in the 20th Century: Women's gymnastics becomes an Olympic sport 1996 Olympics: The US team wins the Gold Medal Home History Gymnasts Links Author: Sharon Hultman Last Modified: document.write (document.lastModified +""); document.write (document.location); This site designed and maintained by If you notice any problems or experience any difficulty using these pages, please contact shultman@geminigraphics.com

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60. Artistic Gymnastics, History Of Rings has high responsibility The judges are directly linked to the athlete and are responsiblefor the preservation of the basic values of gymnastics, the unity of http://www.gymmedia.com/ghent2001/appa/specials/cdp1_men_e.htm

Code de Pointage 2001 (Abbreviation) a nd "GYMmedia international" would like to present the essential and most significant reforms of the competition reglement prior to the first World Championships of this millenium as well as changes in the so called "Code de Pointage" and their influence on the attainment of the highest mastery at this first main tournament during this Olympic cycle. Besides indications to the actual content of routines we would like to point out technical specialities and methodical solutions in form of offers for methodical training auxiliary apparatus. German (I) Code de Pointage 2001 / MEN Judges Difficulties Bonifications Classification of mistakes ... MEN JUDGES As before there will be this structure during the Olympic cycle 2001-2004: A-panel of judges: 2 Judges - Determination of the actual content of routine (Start Value=SV) -the basis are: - 2.80 points for difficulty requirements - 1.00 points for execution of 5 technical basic structures

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