Mary Lou Retton catapulted to international fame by winning the All-Around Gold Medal in women’s gymnastics at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, becoming the first American woman ever to win a ...

With the Gymnastics for All Emphasis, one may achieve four certificate program options. Each certificate offers a unique set of courses to equip coaches with the knowledge required to achieve ...

Creator of the Thomas Flair on pommel horse and the Thomas Spin on the horizontal bar, Kurt Thomas was among the sport’s best competitors and innovators during his competitive years in the 1970s. An ...

USA Gymnastics is the National Governing Body (NGB) for the sport of gymnastics in the United States, consistent with the Ted Stevens Olympic & Amateur Sports Act, the Bylaws of the United States ...

Nearly 150 men’s and women’s artistic athletes are qualified to compete at the 2026 Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships August 6-9 in Phoenix, Arizona, USA Gymnastics announced Tuesday. INDIANAPOLIS ...

Keys headlines U.S. roster for 2026 Rhythmic World Championships The country’s first rhythmic athlete ever to medal on the World Championships level, Rin Keys headlines the eight-athlete roster ...

With the National Congress and Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships just ahead, I find myself reflecting on my first months at USA Gymnastics – and, more importantly, on what we can build together.

Coaching and judging are rewarding ways to elevate the sport of gymnastics without training or competing directly. Coaches and judges serve as the bedrock to providing more opportunities in the other ...

High school varsity gymnastics is a gymnastics program that is fully sponsored by an individual high school, not a private club. High school gymnastics operates similarly to other high school sports ...

Class length usually ranges from 30-90 minutes, and class frequency is 1-3 times per week. Class structure varies from gym to gym but usually involves a general warm-up followed by general skill ...

The compulsory track consists of the introductory competitive levels 3 – 6 and focuses on introducing young athletes to the competitive experience and building a strong foundation for higher-level ...

Full results and links to the USAG event pages for the competitions (containing recaps and photo galleries) are on the bottom of each year’s section.