London Ont. sports scholar calls for end to abuse in 'toxic culture' of gymnastics
A Western University sports scholar says an athlete-focused approach is key to ending a toxic culture in gymnastics.
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Israel's Tokyo Olympics gold medallist gymnast Linoy Ashram retires aged 22
rhythmic gymnastics champion Linoy Ashram has announced her retirement at the age of 22, adding that she will be taking up a coaching role. Ashram won the individual all-around gold in Tokyo last year to break a Russian stranglehold on the Olympic title that stretched back to 2000.
Rhythmic gymnastics-Israel's Olympic champion Ashram retires aged 22
Israel's Olympic rhythmic gymnastics champion Linoy Ashram has announced her retirement at the age of 22, adding that she will be taking up a coaching role.
U.S. Judge Aquilina urges Sport Canada to heed gymnasts' call for investigation into abuse, toxic culture
Canadian gymnasts remain steadfast in their calls for an independent investigation into the toxic culture and maltreatment of athletes, and are angry they weren't provided a seat at the Canadian sport minister's recent roundtable.
2024 Olympic schedule sets historic weekend of gymnastics, swimming, track and field
Due to tweaks in scheduling, the next Olympics have finals in artistic gymnastics, pool swimming and track and field on both Saturday and Sunday of the middle weekend for the second time ever, joining 1988, according to Olympic historian Bill Mallon of Olympedia.org.
Suni Lee reunited with Olympic teammates at NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships
Suni Lee, the first Olympic all-around medalist to compete in NCAA gymnastics, will see familiar faces at the national championships next week in the form of her Olympic teammates.
'My self-confidence is almost non-existent': Canadian gymnasts' letter on abuse spurs roundtable
Brittany Rogers is an adult and three years removed from her athletic career, yet the cutting words of her childhood gymnastics coaches still play like a broken record in her mind.
Gymnastics Canada supports call for investigation into complaints
Gymnastics Canada said on Tuesday it was saddened to learn that dozens of athletes feel the national governing body failed to address concerns of abuse and supports their request for an investigation to oversee the complaints.