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
Clubs Collaborate to Build Skills and Team Spirit
Coaches from Invercargill Gymnastics Club, Dunedin Gymnastics Academy, and Queenstown Gymnastics Club collaborated on a recent training day where coaches and gymnasts STEPs 6 and up came together for a day filled with training and team-building activities. To break the ice some conditioning games created some initial bonding, before the group split into apparatus training with gymnasts focussing on refining … 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
WAG 2025 World Cups Team
Congratulations to the women’s artistic team, which will represent New Zealand at the World Cup in Osijek (Croatia) and Doha (Qatar) in April. We wish everyone the best with their preparations over the summer.
2025 Women’s Artistic National Squad
We are pleased to announce that the following athletes have been selected to the National Squad for the 2025 competitive season. Congratulations to all and we wish you all the best next year. Does this mean athletes automatically make a NZ tour team?No. Being part of the squad means that you are a targeted athlete, but depending on the competition, … Read More
Gymnastics NZ welcomes the confirmation of artistic gymnastics for the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
It was confirmed last night that Glasgow will host the 2026 Commonwealth Games and that artistic gymnastics will be included in the reduced lineup of just 10 sports. Traditionally, there has been a list of 20 compulsory sports in the Games programme, but Glasgow 2026 will be the first step in the Commonwealth Games Federation’s reset of the Games, intending … Read More
WAG 2025 WOGA Classic Team
Congratulations to the following team who has been selected to represent New Zealand at the WOGA Classic in Texas in February. Wishing the team all the best in their preparations and travels.
Local Community Adds Flair to Gisborne’s Gymnastics Competition
Putting on a gymnastics competition is no small feat—it can often double as a club fundraiser and involves a lot of time and resource—so Gisborne Gymnastics club reached out to their local community to help with their women’s artistic endorsed event held 4-5 May. Newly appointed Gisborne Gymnastics Club manager Emma Lister has no issues with picking up the phone … Read More