We asked the world's best gymnasts to describe their sport... without saying what they do. Their answers certainly didn't let us down! #Gymnastics | Olympics

Anastasia Simakova's incredible hoop routine, which was named the third best hoop routine at this year's world championship. What do you think about that? 🤍. • #rhythmicgymnastics #gymnastics #rg #flexible. ( 📹 @seilavb9) | Gymedition

It is always a pleasure to remember this iconic routine by Bulgarian gymnast Stiliana Nikolova, a routine that took her to the top of the podium at the 2024 European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships🥇🧡. • #rhythmicgymnastics #gymnastics #stiliananikolova 📹: @sweetcompot_rg | Gymedition

LET'S GO, ELDREW! 🇵🇭 JUST IN: Karl Eldrew Yulo claims the bronze in the floor exercise finals of the Junior World Gymnastics. | via JK Carandang / GMA Integrated News Story to follow. Follow #GMASports for more updates. | GMA News

At the 1972 Munich Olympics, a 17-year-old Soviet gymnast named Olga Korbut didn't just win gold— she changed her sport forever. During the uneven bars final, she performed a move that left the world in awe: standing on the high bar, she launched herself backward into a full backflip and, defying gravity, caught the bar again. This breathtaking maneuver, instantly dubbed the "Korbut Flip," was a revolutionary blend of artistry and audacity. It helped earn her three gold medals and shifted women'