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11K views · 101 reactions | In 1924, the Olympic Games made a splash in Paris  for the second time, leaving an unforgettable mark on sports history. On our #RoadtoParis, we're curious: What are your expectations for the #Gymnastics events at #Paris2024? Tell us in the comments.  | International Gymnastics Federation - FIG | Facebook

281K views · 1.7K reactions | The magic of #Gymnastics has been lighting up the Olympic Games for more than a century... as we take a look back through history, take a moment to imagine how the sport we all love will look in another 100 years time! | International Gymnastics Federation - FIG | Facebook

132 reactions · 47 shares | Here is again another montage made by FIG - you can see how the girls entered the carpet :) - who was for you the biggest surprise this Worldchampionships 2015 :)? For me it was Salome Pazhava, who made a nearly perfect competition and i'm so happy for her that she reached the 4th place at the all around competition. I was also surprised about Anastasiya Serdyukova (UZB), her pivots are amazing!! | Rhythmic Gymnastics | Facebook

198K views · 3.7K reactions | The moment when Sofia Raffaeli  made her Junior Worlds debut in 2019 朗 One more month 'till it's time for Jr. Worlds 2025! #Gymnastics #Rhythmic | International Gymnastics Federation - FIG | Facebook

9.6K views · 61 reactions | We're not sure if 90 seconds is enough, but here are the greatest Olympic moments from team Japan  Which one is your favorite? #Olympics #Paris2024 | International Gymnastics Federation - FIG | Facebook

Phil Rizzo created history when he became Australia's first gymnastics World Champion, winning the horizontal bar final at the 2006 World Championships in Denmark. Now, after over a decade as an athlete at the top of his sport, Rizzo has turned to coaching, and successfully gained his Advanced Silver #MAG Accreditation after completing the FIG Level 2 Academy Course at the Australian Institute of Sport last month. http://bit.ly/1ZJ1eRy | Gymnastics Australia

We've got more #Trampoline history for you this #ThrowbackThursday, as we head back to 2018 and the first World Championship medal for Mexico... Melissa Flores and Dafne Navarro Loza score of 43.950 saw them take 🥉in the Women's #Synchro 👏 #Gymnastics | International Gymnastics Federation - FIG