TAMPA (BLOOM) – Kids can really excel at competitive sports like gymnastics and dance with rigorous training and commitment. Chayse Anthony with The Stretch Empire along with Clare Seng, who is the ...

Eleven talented young athletes are hard at work at the North Shore Rhythmic Gymnastics Center with hopes of being chosen for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. It’s the third Olympic team to be trained ...

No one really knows—but there are five events. The hoop, which you throw, roll, spin around, and occasionally stick your entire body through. The rope, which is a giant handle-less jump rope—except it ...

Ball and rope are two apparatuses used by athletes in rhythmic gymnastics. This sport combines elements of ballet, gymnastics and dance. Athletes must impress the judges by presenting their skills in ...

The U.S. rhythmic gymnastics team of Izzy Connor, Nicole Sladkov, Elizaveta Pletneva, Lili Mizuno and Camilla Feeley perform their first routine on balls Saturday, Aug. 7, 2021 at the Ariake ...

In the darkest days of the pandemic, Evita Griskenas was stuck practicing in her parents’ Illinois basement, occasionally breaking lightbulbs as she tossed clubs and hoops through the air and ...

Erica Foster got started in gymnastics much like most young girls. Recently graduated from Minnetonka High School, Foster began 12 years ago in the traditional world of artistic gymnastics, with its ...

STOW - Golden Team Rhythmics is not your typical gymnastics club. For starters, it was founded by Bolton resident Anya Turovskiy, who is neither a gymnast nor a coach. “Most clubs are founded by ...

There's a lot to unpack when it comes to understanding the rules of rhythmic gymnastics. You may have seen the performances with the acrobatic moves and the four different objects the gymnasts must ...

“Even if we were to do it without any mistakes, there is no chance to bring back a medal from the Olympic Games,” Ira Vigdorchik said. JERUSALEM (JTA) — The coach of Israel’s rhythmic gymnastics team ...

TOKYO — In the darkest days of the pandemic, Evita Griskenas was stuck practicing in her parents’ Illinois basement, occasionally breaking lightbulbs as she tossed clubs and hoops through the air and ...