Over the weekend, around 100 level 3–senior open men’s artistic athletes took part in MAG 360 training clinics held across the country, with a fantastic turnout and a real boost as we head towards the XP Gymnastics Nationals. Leading the clinics were Olympian Misha Koudinov (North), Mike Plourde (Central), and Cameron Beeton (South). The focus was on refreshing athletes and … Read More
Technical Committee Appointments – Expressions of Interest Now Open
We are now calling for expressions of interest (EOI) to join our competitive code technical committees (TCs). These committees play a vital role in shaping the growth and development of each code, providing technical advice, guidance, leadership, and support in collaboration with Gymnastics NZ. The Technical Committee Appointments Panel will be appointing for the following roles currently up for rotation: … Read More
2025 Artistic Junior World Championships Team
We are excited to announce the team to represent New Zealand at the 2025 Artistic Junior World Championships in Manila, Philippines, 20-24 November. Men’s Artistic Women’s Artistic Congratulations to all – we wish you safe and successful travels and competitions.
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
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.
New Zealand Gymnastics Team Named for 2025 World University Summer Games
We are proud to share the athletes and officials selected to represent Aotearoa New Zealand at the 2025 World University Summer Games—a major international event that brings together the world’s top student-athletes for 12 days of elite competition. Held every two years, the World University Summer Games is second only to the Olympic Games in terms of athlete participation and … Read More
Registrations Now Open for Zespri AIMS Games
Registrations for the 2025 Zespri AIMS Games are now open, and we’re looking forward to another year of exciting gymnastics action. All intermediate school students are eligible to enter. Enter as Many Codes as You LikeParticipants can compete in aerobics, artistic, rhythmic, trampoline, and tumbling—and there’s no extra cost to enter all five. New to a code? Beginners can join … Read More
Medal Haul for New Zealand Gymnasts in Texas
New Zealand artistic gymnasts put on a strong showing at three international competitions in Texas last month—the Horton Challenge, Valeri Liukin Invitational, and WOGA Classic. Athletes from over a dozen clubs across the country proudly represented New Zealand, delivering some outstanding performances, and returning home with a haul of medals. For many, this was their first taste of international competition, … Read More
MAG 360 Sets the Stage for 2025
MAG 360 is the national men’s artistic competitive development program that identifies talented athletes and coaches them into the performance pathway. Several camps are held each year where athletes and coaches come together for focused training sessions. The first camp of the year was held in Auckland, 18–21 January, and had athletes planning for the year ahead, reinforcing the MAG … Read More
Introducing the new Gymnastics NZ training guidelines
Why have we created new training guidelines?Gymnastics is a sport that inspires athletes all over the world with an exciting combination of acrobatic and artistic movement – it is dynamic, superhuman and beautiful. To achieve this unique quality of movement in a safe, progressive and enjoyable way requires striking a balance between the considerable physical and mental demands of the … Read More