61. Mitch Gaylord Personal Appearances, Olympic Gold Medalists, Gymnastics, Represen the world in 1984 as he led the United States olympic gymnastics team to its GoldMedal victory. In addition to being the first American in history to receive http://www.sportsstarsusa.com/olympians/gaylord_mitch.html

mitch - gaylord Contact Us! Name List Search Site Baseball ... Sportscasters Telephone: Fax: by Sports Stars USA MITCH GAYLORD Olympic Gold Medalist Mitch Gaylord first thrilled the world in 1984 as he led the United States Olympic gymnastics team to its Gold Medal victory. In addition to being the first American in history to receive a perfect "10," Mitch went on to capture a Silver medal for Vaulting and two Bronze medals for Rings and Parallel Bars. As the number one ranked gymnast in 1983 and 1984, Mitch invented two skills now named internationally after him. To this day, the Gaylord Flip and the Gaylord Two are considered two of the most difficult and spectacular feats in gymnastics. After the Olympics, he was appointed to the President's Council for Physical Fitness by Ronald Reagan. During this time, he fulfilled numerous speaking engagements, endorsements and appearances across the country. In 1986, Mitch his acting debut in Columbia Pictures' "American Anthem." In 1988, he hosted his own television series "Fan Club," and went on to appear m several advertisements including Levi's, Diet Coke, Nike, Vidal Sasson, Soloflex and Texaco, among others. In 1995, in addition to being inducted into UCLA's Hall of Fame, his talents were upon by the producers of the blockbuster, "Batman Forever," to be the stunt double for "Robin." At the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta, Mitch served as a journalist/broadcaster providing human interest segments and expert commentary.

62. [Bilingual] Geographic History Of The Olympics OF LESSON PLAN In this lesson, students first learn about the history of the olympicsthrough an article on Japan's olympic hopeful in gymnastics and research http://mailman.bildung.hessen.de/pipermail/bilingual/2000-September/000021.html

[Bilingual] Geographic History of the Olympics Thomas von Machui akg@Fh-Worms.DE Wed, 06 Sep 2000 15:34:09 +0100 Previous message: [Bilingual] NEU IM NETZ (Geschichte-Engl.) Next message: [Bilingual] Natives, Oxford Dictionary Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] THE NEW YORK TIMES LEARNING NETWORK LESSON PLAN URL: http://www.nytimes.com/learning/ TODAY'S LESSON PLAN: VAULTING INTO OLYMPIC HISTORY: A Geographic History of the Olympics BASED ON THE ARTICLE: "For a Japanese Gymnast, Honor Thy Father ", By STEPHANIE STROM , September 5, 2000 URL: http://www.nytimes.com/learning/general/featured_articles/000906wednesday.html http://www.nytimes.com/library/sports/olympics/ ). Explore the interactive graphic "The Tsukahara: Vaulting's Revolutionary Turn" ( http://www.nytimes.com/library/sports/other/000904_spt_tsukahara.html ) to see just how this signature somersault is done. OTHER INFORMATION ON THE WEB: The International Olympic Committee Web site ( http://www.olympic.org ) offers Olympics news, as well as information about past and future Olympics. ESPN.com: Summer Olympics 2000 ( http://espn.go.com/oly/summer00/

63. Merchandise Women's gymnastics Team Daniel Cohen Susan Cohen/Paperback/Published 1996 $3.19,117 Pages See the Cover of this Book 100 Greatest Moments in olympic history http://www.mag7.net/faq/merchandise.html

Merchandise Gymnastics - Balancing Acts Christina Lessa/Paperback/Published 1997 $22.00, 160 Pages See the Cover of this Book Gold Medal Glory: The Story of America's 1996 Women's Gymnastics Team $3.19, 117 Pages See the Cover of this Book 100 Greatest Moments in Olympic History Bud Greenspan/Hardcover/Published 1995 See the Cover of this Book Chronicle of the Olympics Michael T. Wise, Christina Bankes, Jane Laing Hardcover/Published 1996 See the Cover of this Book Gymnastics (Olympic Sports) Kate Haycock/Library Binding/Published 1991 See the Cover of this Book The Young Gymnast Joan Jackman/Hardcover/Published 1995 $11.16, 48 Pages See the Cover of this Book The Magnificent Seven: An Authorized Story of American Gold Nancy H. Kleinbaum Hardcover: $13.97, 97 Pages Going for the Gold: Shannon Miller Septima Green/Paperback/Published 1996 $3.60, 86 Pages See the Cover of this Book Shannon Miller: America's Most Decorated Gymnast Krista Quiner/Paperback/Published 1997 $9.56, 236 Pages Dominique Moceanu: An American Champion Hardcover/Published 1996 $10.46, 112 Pages

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65. Artistic Gymnastics Top. Some history. gymnastics program. At the 1924 Games in Paris, the basisof modern olympic gymnastics competition was firmly established. http://www.thewere.com/gymnastics/art.html

This part of the site no longer update please visit our new pages Brief Description Artistic gymnastics, where men and women competing individually and as teams, perform tumbling, dance, and arcobatic moves on various apparatuses, such as the floor, vault, and uneven bars. The women's events ares vault, uneven bars, balance, and floor. There competetion includes, individual scores for each apparatus, indiviual scores for all apparatuses (Individual All Around) or the Team score, where an athlete's score is added to the scores of the teams mates. The men's events ares vault, floor pommel horse, rings, parallel bars, and horizontal bar.. There competetion includes, individual scores for each apparatus, indiviual scores for all apparatuses (Individual All Around) or the Team score, where an athlete's score is added to the scores of the teams mates. Top Some History Gymnastics, as an activity, has existed for over 2,000 years, but its development as a competitive sport began just a little more than 100 years ago. During the 1800s, mass and individual exhibitions

66. Dominique Moceanu - Awards Youngest Gymnast in olympic history to earn a Gold Year1995 by the US olympic Committee InternationalCompetition 1997 World gymnastics Championships, Lausanne http://www.thewere.com/gymnastics/dom-awards.html

This part of the site no longer update please visit our new pages Member of 1996 Olympic Gold Medal Team (1st time in US History for a Gold Team Medal) Youngest Gymnast in Olympic History to earn a Gold Team Medal Youngest and Smallest Athlete to compete in 1996 Olympics (She was 14 and this record will never be broken because, beginning in 2000, you must be 16 years old) Senior National Champion-1995 (Youngest ever to win Senior Nationals at age 13) Voted Athlete of the Year-1995 by the US Olympic Committee. Won the Rock 'N Roll Challenge-Dec. 1995 (Age 14). Won the Rock 'N Roll Challenge-Dec. 6, 1996 (Age 15) International Competition 1997 World Gymnastics Championships, Lausanne, Switzerland; 6th-Team, 14th-AA 1997 Reese's International Gymnastics Cup, Anaheim, Calif.; 3rd (with Dominique Dawes) 1997 International Team Championships (USA, CHN, ROM), Cincinnati, Ohio; 2nd-Team 1996 Olympic Games, Atlanta, Ga.; 1st-Team, 9th-AA (Competition II), 4th-FX, 6th-BB 1995 World Championships, Sabae, Japan; 5th-AA, 3rd-Team, T2nd-BB, T7th-FX

67. Washingtonpost.com: History Of Artistic Gymnastics history of Artistic gymnastics. At the 1924 Games in Paris, the basisof modern olympic gymnastics competition was firmly established. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/sports/olympics/longterm/gymnstcs/artistic/

[an error occurred while processing this directive] SOURCE: USA Gymnastics Media Guide (unedited) Go to Artistic Gymnastics Section History of Artistic Gymnastics Gymnastics, as an activity, has existed for over 2,000 years, but its development as a competitive sport began just a little more than 100 years ago. During the 1800’s, mass and individual exhibitions were conducted by various school clubs, athletic clubs and ethnic organizations such as the Turnvereins and Sokols. Although slow to catch on in the schools, gymnastics did flourish in the Turnvereins and Sokols. It was introduced to the United States and its school systcms in the 1830’s by such immigrants as Charles Beck, Charles Follen and Francis Lieber. The International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) was formed in 1881, then called the Bureau of the European Gymnastics Federation, opening the way for international competition. In the United States, the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) assumed control of gymnastics, along with most other amateur sports, in 1883. Prior to this time gymnastics “championships” were held by various clubs and organizations. The first large-scale meeting of gymnasts was the 1896 Olympics, where Germany virtually swept the medal parade. Seventy-five gymnasts from five countries competed in the men's horizontal bar, parallel bars, pommel horse, still rings, and vault events.

68. Kalev-history history. for the opening ceremonies of the 1976 olympics and, by demonstratingrhythmic gymnastics, opened the door for it becoming an olympic sport. http://home.eol.ca/~wadsten/kalev-history.htm

HISTORY Page index: What is Rhythmic Gymnastics? Who created RG? Evelyn Koop and Kalev ... World Gymnaestradas Rhythmic gymnastics was brought to Canada by Evelyn Koop (photo), a graduate of the Institute of Physical Education and specializing in rhythmics at Ernst Idla 's government sponsored school in Sweden. WHAT IS RG? Modern rhythmic gymnastics began as a non-competitive sport in Eastern Europe at the beginning of this century and originally emerged as a criticism of the gymnastics of the time, which did not distinguish between gymnastics for men and for women. It may, however, be regarded as a movement specifically aimed at women's physical fitness, because it was developed on the basis of their biological and physiological characteristics. But over time, it has also had an impact on men's gymnastics by modernizing and reforming it. The sport consists of exercises of movement, which are arranged to music, combining dance and athletics with the aim of displaying an aesthetic harmony by control of body movement. It is developed from the natural movements of walking and running, coupled with grace, flexibility, endurance and self-expression. Rhythmic gymnastics is still primarily a European sport but has spread across the world. Rhythmic gymnastics is still primarily a European sport but has spread across the world. It remains a sport mainly for women.

69. Essex Gymnastics, History history. coverage that contributed to the enormous interest now shown in gymnastics.In olympic competition, performance is scored on a 10 point scale by four http://freespace.virgin.net/j.rankin/history.html

Gymnastics, a Brief History What it is......... Gymnastics n.: systematic form of physical exercise designed for therapeutic, educational and competitive purposes. Therapeutic or Remedial Gymnastics is a series of selected exercises that help relieve physical discomfort or restore function to disabled people. Educational Gymnastics is a program that challenges students to master tactics involving strength, rhythm, balance, flexibility and agility. Competitive Gymnastics consist of prescribed sets of events for men and for women, each of which is scored separately in order to determine a winner. History The first gymnastics were the circuslike acrobatics performed in ancient Egypt. In the 2nd century BC, men and women of Minoan Crete developed the art of bull leaping. In bull leaping the performer would run toward a charging bull, grab its horns, and, upon being tossed into the air, execute various midair stunts before landing on the bull's back and dismount with a flip. In Ancient Greece, three distinct programs of gymnastic exercise were developed: 1. To maintenance of good physical condition

70. Welcome To The United States Academy Of Elite Gymnastics 4 Junior olympic Team Members; 107 National qualifiers; 17 Elite; 177 Regional TheUnited States Academy of Elite gymnastics is affiliated with USA gymnastics and http://usaelitegym.com/history.html

1999 State Champions 1999 Regional Champions 2001 NorCal Champions 2001 UCA State Champions 2001 USA Regional Champions 2001 UCA National Champion The United States Academy of Elite Gymnastics was founded in 1982 by James Trost. James is a member of the United States Elite Coaches Association and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education from Oregon College of Education. U.S.A.E.G. is recognized as one of the top training facilities for gymnasts in the Western United States. U.S.A. Elite began with 12 students and has grown to over 800 students. U.S.A.E.G. also coordinated the city recreational gymnastics programs in Manteca, Escalon, and Patterson. 2 Olympic Trial Qualifiers 1 Olympic Team Alternate 1 World Team Member 13 National Team Members 4 Junior Olympic Team Members 108 National qualifiers 17 Elite 177 Regional qualifiers 201 Individual Zone Champions 132 State-Regional-National Champions 4 Western National team members 10 Zone team Championships 5 State Champions 38 All-State team members 24 Division I Scholarships 5 All - Americans 104 gymnasts ranked NUMBER ONE The United States Academy of Elite Gymnastics is affiliated with USA Gymnastics and the United States Association of Independent Gymnastics Clubs (USAIGC). We at USAEG utilize the training and safety guidelines set forth by both organizations.

71. E! Online - Features - History Of Olympic Athletes In The Movies Of course, there are other roads to postolympic stardom. Gymnast Cathy Rigby (whowon the 1971 World gymnastics Championship and competed in the 1972 olympics http://www.eonline.com/Features/Features/Olympics/

April 08, 2003 True Hollywood Story Rank Features Special Reports ... Music Reviews: New discs from Lisa Marie, Godsmack, Crowe's Grunts, Jayhawks... Watch with Kristin: Get the fiery finale scoop on Buffy Dawson's Ed , more Golden Hanger Awards: The Awful Truth: One Jen's breakin', one has 'em quakin', and one may be bakin' Today's Best Bets • Billie bares fruit • Tour allure • Napoleon shown apart Me Tarzan, You Flop When Olympians go for the gold on the silver screen by Stanley Young Johnny Weissmuller and Buster Crabbe made it. Big. Mitch Gaylord tried, with somewhat less success. Bob Mathias almost made it. Bruce Jenner might have, had he not been so overshadowed in Can't Stop the Music by the Village People. Ironically, for all the fame and adulation showered on these national heroesthe stars of the two-week Olympic Games only a handful succeed in parlaying their gold into more than an appearance on a box of Wheaties. It's not for lack of trying. Bart Conner, gymnastics gold medalist in Los Angeles in 1984, appeared in one film, Rad . It was about BMX bicycle racing, and his screen career went flat right after it. Now he appears daily doing his routines at Sea World along with his bride, another former Olympic darlingNadia Comaneci, the gold-winning pixie from 1976.

72. ALLEGRO MUSIC - Online Catalog In this program, The olympics The Road to Glory, we explore the history of someof the most popular olympic events. Some sports like gymnastics, have been http://www.allegro-music.com/online_catalog.asp?sku_tag=CRG91154

73. Parkettes On-Line: History was just the beginning, of a long history of Parkette successes on the national andinternational gymnastics scene. a member of the United States olympic Team. http://www.parkettes.com/about/history.htm

History from 1968 to the present ... Donna Strauss (when asked how it all began ) The Parkette program has come a long way since its humble beginnings in the early 1960's. Bill and Donna Strauss formed the group that was to become one of the most famous and recognized gymnastics programs in the USA Gymnastics history. It was with great pride that the Strausses selected the name Parkettes when identifying their new team. It was to honor the man that inspired them to pursue their dreams of building a gymnastics program in the Lehigh Valley. Little did they realize, as they started helping young people develop their athletic abilities, that in less than two decades they would achieve a ranking of #1 Team in the United States and be voted by their peers. . . coaches of the Year in 1983,1994 and 1998. The road to success was not an easy one. The sport of gymnastics has increased dramatically in popularity since the founding of the Parkettes. As gymnastics grew, so did the Strausses means to provide a quality program to their students. In their formative years, the Parkettes practiced in places such as a barn with no heat, a dimly lit basement of a church, the Strauss's own backyard (during the summer), and the second and third floors of Symphony Hall in Allentown's downtown area!

74. ISOH - International Society Of Olympic Historians article evaluating the artistic sports at the olympic Games, including gymnastics,figure skating Her article mentions the history of the various sports http://www.olykamp.org/isoh/journal-abs.html

Current Issue Abstracts TOC - All Issues Abstracts of Most Recent Issue of Journal of Olympic History Vol. 8, No. 2 From the Trenches to the Track, and Back (by Harry Gordon). pp. 7-10. Australian Olympic historian Harry Gordon discusses the many Olympic athletes who have fought for their nation during wartime. He begins with the story of Claude Smeal, an Australian soldier who ran the 1952 marathon. Further discussion centered on several British soldiers who honored themselves both on the battlefield and the Olympic arena. Gordon ends the article by discussing the relationship of Jesse Owens and Lutz Long, which began at the 1936 Olympics, and ended with the death of Long while fighting in North Africa during World War II. The Olympic Bribery Scandal (by Bill Mallon). pp. 11-27. This long article attempts to be the most complete, and accurate, summary of the events surrounding the Olympic Scandal of 1999. The article is based on primary documentary sources, including all the reports issued in 1999 that evaluated the status of the scandal. These included the Pound Report (IOC), the Mitchell Report (USOC), the Sheridan Report (Sydney), and the Salt Lake City Board of Ethics Report (Salt Lake City 2002). After discussion of the findings of the reports, the article focuses on the attempts at reform by the IOC, including the institution of the IOC 2000 Commission, the IOC Ethics Commission, and the numerous reforms enacted by the IOC at their 1999 Session held on 11-12 December in Lausanne.

75. Olympic Sports Winter olympics Explore Winter olympics olympic history Explore olympic history olympicAthletes Explore olympic Athletes gymnastics Explore gymnastics Track http://kcweb.tlcdelivers.com/kcweb/kcExplore?parentID=2210&generation=0,2157

76. Ave, Triumphator! and a swoop through the history of reality the identity of mind (culture, art) andbody (gymnastics). There will be appearances by olympic medallists, European http://www.uvi.si/eng/new/projects/leon-stukelj/information/academy.html

77. Adidas-Salomon - Adidas' Olympic History 10 in gymnastics history. 1980 Moscow Daley Thompson wins the first of two GOLDSin the decathlon. 1984 Los Angeles - Edwin Moses takes olympic GOLD with http://www.adidas-salomon.com/en/news/archive/2000/2000-14.asp

Contact Sitemap Legal Imprint ... update notifier adidas' Olympic History Herzogenaurach, 07/20/2000 - Please experience the long history and success of adidas' Olympic Games. 1926 - Adi Dassler makes the first track shoe with a complete leather sole and hand forged spikes. 1928 Amsterdam - Adi Dassler produces the "Waitzer", the first track shoes for an Olympic athlete. 1932 Los Angeles - Arthur Jonath places third in the 100 meters, becoming the first athlete to win a medal in shoes made by Adi Dassler. 1936 Berlin - Jesse Owens wins four GOLD medals wearing shoes that boast specially positioned spikes and a low-cut upper. 1949 - The "adidas three stripes" are registered and appear on track shoes for the first time. 1952 Helsinki - Emil Zatopek wins three GOLD medals in one week. 1955 - High jumping is revolutionized with a shoe featuring exchangeable spikes. 1956 Melbourne - Al Oerter wins the first of his four GOLD medals. 1957 - The first track shoe made with a nylon sole and four spikes. 1960 Rome - Wilma Rudolph wins three GOLD medals. 1964 Tokyo - Billy Mills is the surprise winner in the men's 10,000 meters; adidas showcases the lightest track shoe ever produced.

78. Tennis Olympic History The olympic Games Table tennis history is compiled from results and layouts kindlyprovided by ITTF. Thanks to ITTF Basketball. Swimming. gymnastics. http://www.apriljuju.com/radio-city-music-hall-schedule.htm

79. Montgomery Ready To Make Canadian Olympic History Montgomery ready to make Canadian olympic history By DONNA gymnastics Barsukova winsrhythmic gold in an upset. FIELD HOCKEY Netherlands retains olympic title. http://www.canoe.ca/2000GamesTriathlon/aug31_mon.html

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80. KIAT.NET - Sydney 2000 Games Of The XXVIIth Olympiad history OF THE GAMES From 1896-2000, Athens to 3-LETTER olympic COUNTRY ABBREVIATIONS. gymnastics,gymnastics - Artistic, Trampoline (16), Water Polo, WATER POLO http://www.kiat.net/olympics/sydney2000/

@import url(http://www.kiat.net/style/default.css); kiat.net OLYMPIC GAMES Home Olympics Sydney 2000 contact us XXVII OLYMPIAD SYDNEY 2000 Sydney, AUS GAMES OF THE XXVII (27th) OLYMPIAD SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA SEPTEMBER 15th - OCTOBER 1st, 2000 THE GAMES OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM LES JEUX DU NOUVEAU MILLENAIRE On 23 September 1993 in Monaco during the 101st IOC Session, Sydney (Australia) was elected to become the host city of the XXVIIth Olympiad in 2000. The Sydney 2000 Games was "The best Olympic Games ever" - Juan Antonio Samaranch - comprising of 28 sports with 300 events . It was attended by 10,651 athletes (4,069 women and 6,582 men) from 199 countries (plus East Timor). The Games of the XXVIIth Olympiad were officially opened by Sir William Deane , Governor General of Australia. The Olympic Flame was lit by Cathy Freeman (Australia).

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