When it comes to floor routines, you're more likely to see ones set to popular songs on the collegiate level (think Katelyn Ohashi) rather than on the elite level (Simone Biles) — minus the lyrics, of ...

We're a sucker for binge-watching gymnastics performances set to unexpected music (see: Katelyn Ohashi's epic Michael Jackson-themed routine), so when 17-year-old gymnast Riley McCusker did a floor ...

If you're watching gymnastics during the 2024 Paris Olympics, you will likely come across the pommel horse routine. The pommel horse is one of the six apparatuses men use during a gymnastics ...

This video has totally changed our minds about seesaws, which are apparently perfect for badass gymnastics routines. Watch as these two adult men leap high into the air, flipping over each other using ...

The final score sheet is never the full story of a college gymnastics meet. What it displays is the six scores from every one of the four events. What it never shows is that there is always a gymnast ...

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Nia Dennis is a senior at the University of California Los Angeles and a gymnast on the school’s team. A member of the National Team, the gymnast is known for her powerful floor routines. After going ...

UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi concluded her collegiate gymnastics career Saturday with a near-perfect routine that enthralled Twitter as usual. Ohashi's floor routine went viral earlier in 2019, but ...

UCLA senior and gymnastics viral sensation Katelyn Ohashi changed her floor routine for the Pac-12 Championships. She removed music from Michael Jackson following the release of "Leaving Neverland," ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Bijoya Das, a former gymnast with a deep relationship to dance, is training U.C.L.A. team members to let their personality light up the mat. By Gia ...

The crowd lost their breath to Nia Dennis’ gymnastics routine last weekend. The University of California, Los Angeles, junior’s amazing performance honored the one and only Beyoncé. Hitting spins and ...