Last week, we were proud to host a World Gymnastics level 1 academy, bringing together 40 coaches from across New Zealand for five days of learning, connection, and assessment. The academy included coaches from men’s and women’s artistic, trampoline, and tumbling, combining high-quality lectures with formal examinations. Successful participants now receive a World Gymnastics level 1 diploma, an internationally recognised … Read More
National Artistic Squads Continue Momentum at April Camps
Our national artistic squads came together from 16–19 April for their second camps of 2026, with athletes and coaches gathering to learn, test progress, and prepare for upcoming international opportunities. These camps are an important part of the performance pathway, creating opportunities for athletes and coaches to connect, share knowledge, and be challenged in a performance environment. Women’s Artistic Gymnastics … Read More
2026 Artistic Oceania Championships
Congratulations to the teams selected to represent New Zealand at the 2026 Artistic Oceania Championships in Brisbane on 9 May. Men’s Artistic Women’s Artistic Wishing everyone all the best for their competitions.
MAG 2026 Australian Nationals Team
Congratulations to the men’s artistic team selected to represent New Zealand at the 2026 Australian Gymnastics Championships in Sydney, 30 June-5 July. We wish the team all the best for their competitions.
Regional MAG 360 Clinics Strengthen Coach and Athlete Development
Over the past two weekends, men’s artistic gymnastics (MAG) regional performance clinics were held in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, bringing together more than 95 level 3+ athletes for valuable development opportunities. Athletes had the chance to learn from some of New Zealand’s top MAG coaches — Cameron Beeton, Mike Plourde, and two-time Olympian Misha Koudinov — gaining direct feedback on … Read More
A Standout Weekend for Coach Development
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
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
MAG 2026 National Performance and Aspiring Squads Announced
Together with the men’s artistic technical committee, we are pleased to confirm the athletes selected for the 2026 national performance, aspiring, and aspiring challenger squads. National Performance Squad National Aspiring Squad Aspiring Challenger Squad Congratulations to all selected athletes, their coaches, and their clubs. Your hard work and commitment continue to strengthen the MAG performance pathway across Aotearoa. About the … Read More
MAG 2026 World Cups Team Announcement
We are excited to announce selections for New Zealand representation at the following men’s artistic World Cup events next year. Turkey World Cup (12-15 March) and DTB Pokal Team Challenge, Germany (19-22 March) Egypt World Cup (3-6 April) and Croatia World Cup (9-12 April) Congratulations to both teams. We wish you all the best with your preparations and travels.
Experience Meets New Talent at the Artistic World Championships
The 2025 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Jakarta marked the first worlds of the new international cycle and an impressive showing for New Zealand’s artistic gymnasts, who combined fresh faces with seasoned experience on the global stage. In the men’s team, standout performances came from William Fu-Allen, who placed 24th on floor — one of New Zealand’s strongest results … Read More