Over the weekend, the full New Zealand senior trampoline and DMT squad came together in Christchurch for a dynamic and inspiring training camp. A big thank you to Olympia and Christchurch School of Gymnastics for hosting, to coaches Alex, John, and Angie for giving up their time, and to our senior athletes for planning and leading much of the weekend’s … Read More
Ollerup Adventures Begin for Jessie and Millie
We’re proud to send our best wishes to Jessie Mok (Capital Gymnastics) and Millie Woodley-Phillips (NHG) as they embark on their studies at the world-renowned Ollerup Academy in Denmark. Jessie is heading off on a 6-month scholarship, while Millie will spend 12 months at the academy—both focusing their studies on power tumbling. Jessie, a dedicated volunteer coach and judge, is … Read More
Introducing the Events Review Group Advisory Group
We are excited to introduce the newly formed Events Review Advisory Group—a passionate and diverse team who will help shape the future of gymnastics events in Aotearoa. We received an overwhelming number of strong applications and would like to sincerely thank everyone who expressed interest. The response highlights the deep knowledge, care, and commitment across our gymnastics community. To ensure … Read More
Trans-Tasman Triumph as NZ Shines at Aussie Champs
New Zealand athletes delivered standout performances at the 2025 Australian Gymnastics Championships last week, earning medals in over 20 events across trampoline and rhythmic gymnastics. The competition saw a strong Kiwi contingent take to the floor on the Gold Coast, with athletes impressing across multiple categories. From individual and synchronised trampoline to rhythmic apparatus finals, the team demonstrated skill, determination, … Read More
National Artistic Squads Come Together for Joint Training Camp
We recently collaborated with the men’s and women’s artistic codes to host a joint two-day national training camp at Christchurch School of Gymnastics. For the women, this marked the first national team training in several years, proving an exciting step forward in re-establishing a performance pathway for the programme. For the men, it was the fourth national team training camp … Read More
Expressions of Interest for Events Review Advisory Group
Help Shape the Future of Gymnastics Events in Aotearoa We are undertaking a review of our events calendar across both recreational and competitive pathways. As part of this work, we are establishing an Events Review Advisory Group and are seeking expressions of interest from members of the gymnastics community who are passionate about enhancing our events system. This group will … Read More
MAG 2025 World Championships Team
We’re thrilled to announce the men’s artistic team to represent New Zealand at the 2025 World Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia 19-25 October. Congratulations to all. We wish the team all the best in their preparations and competitions.
WAG 2025 World Championships Team
We’re excited to announce the women’s artistic team to represent New Zealand at the 2025 World Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia 19-25 October. Congratulations to all. We wish the team all the best in their preparations and competitions.
Turning Feedback Into Action at Kapiti Gymnastics
At Kapiti Gymnastics, member feedback doesn’t just get filed away—it drives real change. Each year, Gymnastics NZ members are asked to complete the Voice of Participant survey, and this feedback helps shape the direction of respective clubs. In both the 2023 and 2024 surveys, Kapiti members told the club that facilities—particularly the toilets, changing rooms, and gym space—were the top … Read More
New Parkour Working Group
We are pleased to introduce the members of our newly established Parkour Working Group. Formed for a two-year term, this group has a clear purpose: to develop a competitive pathway for parkour within the Gymnastics NZ framework. While parkour already has a strong recreational following in New Zealand, there are currently no formal competitive opportunities available. As an emerging discipline … Read More