More than 60 coaches from across the country came together over the weekend of 31 January–1 February for a busy programme of junior and advanced coach courses across artistic, trampoline, and tumbling. With two days of learning, connection, and practical development, courses were highly hands-on, supported by a fantastic group of gymnasts who volunteered as demonstrators. Their involvement allowed coaches … Read More
Springboard takes centre stage during Oceania Congress
Over the weekend, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland hosted the Oceania Gymnastics Union Congress, bringing together representatives from across our Pacific region to connect, share insights, and plan for the future of gymnastics across the region. New Zealand was represented by Quinton Hall, Gymnastics NZ Board Chair, who joined delegates for a full programme of discussion and collaboration. The Congress also marked … Read More
Artistic squads open 2026 with national camps
Over the past week, our artistic gymnastics national performance, aspiring, future and youth (men’s) squads came together for their first national camps of 2026. Challenger squad athletes also attended, creating strong numbers and a great mix of experience. These camps play an important role in the Gymnastics NZ performance pathway, supporting information sharing, collaborative coach development, and high-quality training environments … Read More
NZ Coaches Build Expertise at FIG Academies
Over the past two weeks, a group of New Zealand coaches have taken part in FIG academies in Australia, continuing to build knowledge, capability, and coaching excellence across our sports. Coaches attended academies across several disciplines, including women’s artistic, rhythmic, trampoline, and tumbling, progressing through different academy levels. Each academy involved four intensive days of learning, combining lectures with practical … Read More
Ollerup Scholarship Applications Close February
The Ollerup Academy in Denmark is home to one of the world’s most respected physical education and gymnastics programmes. Through the Gymnastics NZ Ollerup Scholarship scheme, young coaches aged 18–30 have the opportunity to spend six or twelve months immersed in training, personal development, and international learning. Read the latest update from Jessie Mok (Twisters Tawa Gymnastic Club) and Millie … Read More
Wrapping up 2025
As we reach the end of 2025, we want to take a moment to reflect on a year shaped by progress, partnership, and community leadership. Across Aotearoa, clubs, coaches, judges, athletes, volunteers, and working groups have all played a vital role in strengthening our sports, developing pathways and programmes to shaping culture, events, safeguarding, and performance. This wrap-up brings together … Read More
Celebrating Our New FIG Brevet Judges
We are thrilled to celebrate a fantastic achievement within our judging community. This year, the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) offered an additional pathway for judges to gain international brevet status through online exams, and a dedicated group from Aotearoa stepped up to the challenge. Over the past several months, these judges have shown true manawanui as they prepared for the … Read More
Aimee Didierjean Appointed to Sport Integrity Commission’s Athlete Advisory Group
We are delighted to share that Aimee Didierjean has been appointed to the Sport Integrity Commission Te Kahu Raunui’s inaugural Athlete Advisory Group (AAG). Aimee has been a valued member of the Gymnastics NZ Athletes’ Council since its formation last year, and her selection reflects both her depth of experience and her strong commitment to athlete voice. Aimee’s journey through … Read More
2027 Ollerup Scholarship Recipients Announced
The Ollerup Academy in Denmark is home to one of the world’s most respected physical education and gymnastics programmes. Through the Gymnastics NZ Ollerup Scholarship scheme, young coaches aged 18–30 have the opportunity to spend six or twelve months immersed in training, personal development, and international learning. We are delighted to announce the two successful scholarship recipients for 2027 are … Read More
Trampoline World Champs Finals on Sky Sport
Sky Sport NZ is broadcasting highlights from the 2025 Trampoline World Championships finals, giving fans across Aotearoa the chance to relive an incredible week for our athletes in Pamplona. New Zealand was represented in five finals: You can find the full Sky Sport broadcast schedule below. Share it with friends and whānau and tune in — this is your chance … Read More