Tag: Gabby Douglas
How the Gymnastics Community is Responding to the Black Lives Matter Movement
“We all play a role for change… I believe in us.” – Betty Okino. We review and reflect on the gymnastics community’s response to the Black Lives Matter Movement.
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The Next Crisis at USAG: Here’s the Latest
Controversy surrounding USAG’s hiring of Mary Lee Tracy as the women’s elite development coordinator took an interesting turn on Friday.
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Countdown to Tokyo: Who Will Come Back?
Which veteran gymnasts will return for Tokyo? Check out this look at a handful of athletes who are considering possible comebacks…
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Issue Preview: Jan/Feb 2018
Our annual photo feature, the 50 Most Artistic, Class of 2018, is here! This issue of Inside Gymnastics features gymnasts from around the world that are pushing the boundaries of the sport, physically and artistically. PLUS We pay tribute to the 158 survivors who went to battle in January for themselves and for gymnastics’ future, and we look forward, exploring what needs to happen in order to make the sport’s future brighter than ever!
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WATCH: Laurie Hernandez Sits Down with Inside Gymnastics
Laurie Hernandez recently caught up with Inside Gymnastics at the Chicago Style Gymnastics Meet. Hernandez discussed her comeback, her Olympic experience vs. her Dancing With The Stars experience, what sport she’d be competing in if she wasn’t a gymnast, and more!
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Industry Insider: Grander
Nastia Liukin is leading the charge when it comes to mentoring gymnasts from around the country and world. How you may ask? Grander.
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Tips to Protect Your Children from Sexual Abuse
In light of the recent sexual abuse case against Larry Nassar, Inside Gymnastics and its parent company, Inside Publications, would like to encourage parents, caregivers, coaches and athletes to review the following tips and red flags to protect children from sexual abuse.
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The Larry Nassar Trial: Timeline, Quotes and Action
Justice is Served – Larry Nassar was sentenced to 40-to-175 years in prison on Wednesday January 24, 2017. Here is a timeline of the events leading to this sentencing as well as quotes and action taken by survivors and supporters.
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