One of Australia’s best and brightest stars in the Rhythmic Gymnastics program, Lidiia Iakovleva cherishes every experience the sport has provided.

Last year, at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, Alexandra Kiroi-Bogatyreva was just 16 years old and competing in her first major Senior International event.

As Australia’s most decorated Rhythmic Gymnast, Danielle Prince has left a lasting legacy as an athlete after she retired at the start of this year.

Continuing on with Gymnastics Australia’s 70th anniversary celebrations, GA had the pleasure to chat with Australia’s sole Rhythmic Gymnastics athlete at the 2000 Olympic Games, Danielle ‘Dani’ Le Ray.

Australia’s current Beam Queen, Emma Nedov, is making her mark on the international stage in 2019.

As one of the world’s tallest gymnasts ever to compete, Georgia-Rose Brown has continued to remain at the highest level in the Women’s Artistic Gymnastics program.

History was made when the 1st FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics Junior World Championships were held in Moscow, Russia 19-21 July.

Gymnastics Australia is delighted to announce the TRP athletes that will represent Australia at the FIG Trampoline Gymnastics Khabarovsk World Cup and Valladolid World Cup.

Gymnastics Australia is delighted to announce the RG athletes and officials that will represent Australia at the 37th FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships.

Taking another positive step for Athlete Wellbeing and Engagement, Gymnastics Australia has announced its new Body Positive Guidelines.