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The World Gynmastics Championships return to the United States in 2003. This marks the third time in history that the event has been hosted in the USA. Check out www.worldchampgym2003.com to learn more about the event.
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GYMNASTICS USA GYMNASTICS EXECUTIVE COMMlnEE CHAIR: Ron Froehlich; PRESIDENT: Bob Colorossi; VICE CHAIR WOMEN: Tom KolI; VICE CHAIR MEN: TIm Dogge"; VICE CHAIR RHYTHMIC: Andren S!hmid; VICE CHAIR TRAMPDUN~ Paul Parillo; SECRETARY: Gory Anderson; TREASURER: Bob Wood; FIG EXECUTIVE COMMmEE: Jay Ashmore, Ron Froehlich. FIG WOMEN'S TECHNICAL COMMITTEE: Jackie Fie; FIG MEN'S TECHNICAL COMMITTEE: George Beckstead; fiG TRAMPOUNE & TUMBUNG TICHNICAL COMMmE~ Pot Henderson; AT LARGE MEMBERS: Peter Vidmar, Suson True; ATHlEn DIREGORS: Chari Knight-Hunter, John Roethlisberger, Vanessa Vander Pluym, Karl Heger; USOC ATHLEn DIREGOR: Dominick Minicuco.
USA GYMNASTICS BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIR: Ron Froehlich; PRESIDENT: Bob Colorossi; PRESIDENT EMERITUS: Sondy Knopp, Mike Donohue; TREASURER: Bob Wood; PUBUC SEGOR: Bill Hybl, Bob Wood; AMATEUR ATHlETIC UNION: Mike Stonner; AMERICAN SOKOL ORGANtZATlON: Jerry Milan; AMERICAN TURNERS: Jerry Jacquin; COLLEGE GYMNASTICS ASSOCIATlON·MEN: Froncis Allen; NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGIATI COACHESWOMEN: Mike Jacki; NATIONAl ASSOCIATION fOR GIRLS AND WOMEN IN SPORT: Mon1yn Strawbridge; NATIONAl ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS JUDGES: Corole Ide; NATIONAL COlliGIATI ATHlETIC ASSOCIATION-MEN: Doug Von Everen; NATIONAL fEDERATION OF STATI HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS: Susan True; NATIONAL GYMNASTICS JUDGES ASSOCIATION-MEN: Butch Zunich; NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASTICS COACHES ASSOCIATION: John Brinkworth; u.s. ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT GYMNASTICS ClUBS: Paul Spodoro; U.S. EUTI COACHES ASSOCIATION-MEN: fred Turof/; U.S. EUTI COACHES ASSOCIATION-WOMEN: David Holcumb, Tony Gehman; u.s. MEN'S GYMNASTICS COACHES ASSOCIATION: Marc Yancey; U.s. RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS COACHES ASSOCIATION: Suzie DiTullio; YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF THE USA: Cosey Koenig; NATIONAL COlliGIATI ATHlETIC ASSOCIATION-WOMEN: Morie Robbins; NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP DlREGORS MEN: Mike Burns, Abie Grossfeld; RHYTHMIC: Andren Schmid, Michelle Larson; WOMEN: Kelli Hill, Kothy Ostberg; TRAMPOUN~ Shoun Kempton, Marsha Weiss; ATHLfIE DIREGORS: Vanessa Vander Pluym, choir; Larissa Fontaine, vice chair. Jair Lynch, seaetary; Dominick Minicuco, USOC Athlete Rep.; Mihai Bogiu, Brooke Bushnell, Chari Knight Hunter, Amanda Borden, Karl Heger, Christie Hayes, John Roethlisberger; ASSOCIATI DlREGORS: JEWISH COMMUNITY CEHTIRS, Lari Katz; SPECIAL OLYMPICS, Kote fnber-Hickie; U.S. COMPETITIVE AEROBICS fEDERATION, Howard Schwortz; u.s. SPORTS ACROBATICS FEDERATION, Bonnie Davidson. Unless expressly id9n~fied to the contrary, all articles, slotements ond views prinled herein (]fe ottributed solely to
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KATIE HEENAN Katie Heenan is proof positive that hard work, dedication and a positive attitude payoff. Katie won two medals at the 2001 World Championships including both the uneven bars and team bronze.
WINTER CUP Nearly 100 of the USA's top male gynmasts battled for the 2002 Winter Cup Challenge title in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 8-9.
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RHYTHMIC CHALLENGE Olga Kannansky won her first senior national title at the Rhythmic Challenge, Feb. 16-17 in Colorado Springs, Colo., while Lisa Wang won the junior title. The rhythmic group performed for the first time as they prepare for the 2002 Group Rhythmic World Championships.
SPORTS ACROBATICS USA Gynmastics welcomes Sports Acrobatics as its newest discipline, joining the four existing disciplines in the USA Gynmastics family: men's and women's artistic, rhythmic and trampoline and tumbling.
GYM DANDY AND THE FLYING KAZUKI This hilarious article is written from a gym dad's point of view. His theory is that the Training Team is actually not for the child but for the parents! He has other unique theories that you won't want to miss.
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TODD THORNTON Todd Thornton jumped from 2001 World Championships alternate to 2002 Winter Cup Champion. Todd talks to USA Gymnastics about his experience at the World Championships, the Winter Cup and his future goals.
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Katie Heenan is proof positive that hard work, dedication and a positive aHitude pay off! Although Katie has always been talented and successful in the sport, she's had numerous setbacks along the way. Things have not always come easy for Katie; she's had to work very hard for her success. She has persevered through many tough times and, in the end, has come out ahead. Sixteen-year-old Katie Heenan is from Burke, Va., and began the sport of gymnastics when she was 4 years old. "Mom put me in gymnastics because Iwas a crazy kid/' said Katie. "I climbed out of my crib and stroller when I was a baby and she thought gymnastics would be a good sport for me." You've heard the expression "Mom knows best!" Katie's mom did know best. Katie won two medals in the 2001 World Championships in Ghent, Belgium, including both the team and uneven bcIrs bronze. Katie began gymnastics at North Stars Gymnastics in Montville, New Jersey but at age 11 she moved with her family to Burke, Va., when her father took a new job. Capital Gymnastics became Katie's new home away from home. "I did Level 5, 6, 8, 9 and two years at Levell O. Then I went elite/' said Katie. "I was on the Junior National Team for three years and the Senior National Team for one."
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Heenan was named as one of the TOPs Athletes of the Year along with Ashley Miles and attended the TOPs National Team training camp in December at Karolyi's Ranch. Her acceptance speech was both humble and inspiring to the young future elite gymnasts. With permission from Katie we've reprinted a portion of her speech. Thonk you for hoving me here ond owording me os the TOPs Athlete of the Yeor. Imode the TOPs Notionol Teomos 0 9-yeorilld ond went to camp in Tulso. Thot is when I met most of the Notionol Stoff ond storted preporing for the long rood oheod. TOPs is meont to inspire young othletes to ochieve their gools ond reolly understond whot it tokes to succeed in the sport of gymnostics. Thot is whot the TOPs program did for me and Ihope it will help all of you, too_ Just this yeor did Ireolly understond thot to succeed you don't need superhumon powers or extro speciol tolent. Throughout my gymnostics career, Iwos never right on top or stood out obove the crowd. Iwill odmit thot deep down inside I wished I were on top. Sometimes I would get discouraged, but I kept ot it. I kept ot it because it bothered me to wotch 0 gymnost who hod thot speciol tolent, throw it owoy-because of 0 poor ottitude or lock of consistent effortthings thot can be controlled. Itry everydoy to work the hordest thot Ican, even when Igo in the gym ond I feel like I would rather be ot home or honging out with friends. Every yeor Iwould recover from on injury, go to Chompionships ond do well, but never onything extroordinory. Lost Morch Iwos in 0 bock brace ond seriously considered giving up gymnostics ond my gools ond dreoms. But I didn't. Insteod, I decided to work even horder ond come bock and surprise everyone. And, Ithink thot is whot I did. Imode it to Chompionships even though I didn't think it wos possible. Iproceeded to moke the Notionol Teom, be nomed to the 2001 World Teom ond win 0 teom World Medol ond on individuol event medol. I hod ochieved one of my goals ond dreoms. Not because of ony superhumon strength but because I believe in working hord ond having 0 positive ouriook on life. You will work your whole gymnostics coreer for your dreom ond the poyoff. And believe me, dreoms do come true ond the poyoff will come. Eoch ond every one of you can control what you moke of your obility ond tolent. I believe 0 key element in this is hoving on open relotionship ond respect for your cooches because even though you ore the one pulling through thot lost routine, your cooch is with you until the end. None of what I hove ochieved would have happened without the help of my cooch, Totiono Perskoio, the Notional Stoff, Notionol Teom Doctors ond Trainers, Gory Worren, Kothy Kelly ond Mortha Korolyi. So thonk you again and I hope thot in the yeors to come I will be seeing more of you in the gymnastics world. Remember, be positive, dedicoted ond work hard everyday! Katie Heenan
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NEARLY 100 OF THE USA'S TOP MALE GYMNASTS BATTLED FOR THE 2002 WINTER CUP CHALLENGE ALL-AROUND TITLE AND TWO OPEN SPOTS ON THE U.S. NATIONAL TEAM AT THE ALL-AMERICAN SPORTS PARK IN LAS VEGAS, FEB. 8-8. TAKING THE TOP SPOT WAS 2UU1 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM ALTERNATE
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For Thornton, the 2000 junior national champion, the Winter Cup marks his first all-around win as a senior-level competitor. "It feels great," Thornton said of his victory. "I've grown a lot since 2000 and I had some trouble adjusting at first. Rings was tough to get my strength back up, and parallel bars I had to kind of re-learn how to swing, but I think I've adjusted preHy well now." On his way to victory, Thornton notched the highest score of the meet with a 9.8 performance on Roor exercise. "I've been doing that routine for a while," Thornton said. "I guess everything just came together really well tonight for me." 2000 Olympian Paul H••• , 19, from Swiss Turners Gymnastics in Waukesha, Wis., placed second with a 53.55 total that included a 9.4 vault performance, which tied the top score of the night on that event. In his first meet of 2002, Hamm, who finished seventh all-around at the 2001 World Championships, took the opportunity to debut new routines on several events, including Roor exercise and pommel horse. Hamm used the Winter Cup to gauge his competition readiness for the upcoming Visa American Cup. "Honestly, I wanted to win," Hamm said after the meet, "so, I'm not completely happy, but I think I did what I wanted to do. You can't ga into a meet as big as the Visa American Cup not having competed since World Championships if you want to beat the best people in the world." .......... 40
By Luan Pâ&#x20AC;˘â&#x20AC;˘z.k Karmansky, who is from Isadora Rhythmics in New York, said, "I still can't believe it. Irs amazing. I never thought it would be possible that I could win the Rhythmic Challenge. Irs really exciting. We trained hard and I tried to be calm and everything went well."
When asked about her routines, Karmansky said, "I'm using the same routines as last year but I have a lot of new elements and tosses. My routines are going well with the new Code." Karmansky said her goals are to be consistent and do well internationally. "I leave next week for the Grand Prix competition in Moscow." Karmansky is coached by Nataliya Kiriyenko and was last year's all-around runner up at the 2001 U.s. Rhythmic Championships. Also in 2001 she won the all-around at the Senior Pan American Championships in Cancun, Mexico.
A new shining star emerged at the 2002 Rhythmic Challenge when is-yea r-old Olga Karmansky scored a total of 98.85 to win her first national all-around title. The Rhythmic Cha lIenge took place Feb. 16-17 in Colorado Spring, Colo., at the U.S. Olympic Training Center.
Finishing behind Karmansky was her teammate Shayna Javomicky. Shayna, 17, said, "It felt really good to place second. Ijust wanted to go in and do well. I made my routines for the most part, but could have improved in some areas."
When asked about training with Olga, Shayna said, "We're very supportive of one another and we are good friends." The two train about 25 hours per week and both do home school. They do their school work in the moming before practice and on weekends.
Jessica Howard, from Intemational Rhythmics, has dominated the sport since 1999 but finished third at this year's Rhythmic Challenge. "I was a little disappointed but I've been out with an injury and did well for the short time I had to prepare." Howard leamed she had a stress fracture in her left foot in October 2001 and has been coming back from the injury since this time. "I wasn't able to do rhythmic gymnastics for a while but I still conditioned, did stretching and tried to stay in shape. I've been training hard for about a month prior to this competition. I did three new routines and I also have a new coach, Adriana Dunavska from Bulgaria. I will be much more prepared for the Rhythmic Nationals. In the junior competition, Usa Wang from Rhythmic Gems in Illinois took first all-around . Wang, 13, is coached by Lana Lashoff and said, "It feels really good to win the Rhythmic Challenge. I worked hard for this. My goal was to place first or second."
It's amazing. I never thought it would be possible that I could win the Rhythmic Challenge. It's really excltlng. We trained hard and I tried to be
Wang trains about five hours a day in the evening after school. "I usually practice from 4 :00-9:00 p.m.," said Wang. Illinois Gymnastics' Kristin Kaye, 13, finished second all-around and Isadora Rhythmics'
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Indianapolis, Indiana was the SITe of the 2002 Circle of Stars Gymnastics Invitational and the Trampoline & Tumbling National Re-ranking event, February 8-9. Senior Bite trampolinists David Ford from Bite Performance in Pocatello, Idaho and Alaina Hebert from Trampoline and Tumbling Express in Lafayette, La., won the tITles on trampoline with scores of 99.0 and 99.5, respectively. Ford will join fellow Senior National Team members Jennifer Parilla from Sky Surfers in Califomia, and Ryan Weston and Mackenzie Stone both from Elite Performance, in the upooming WondCup competITion in Ukraine, February 21 -24. In the Junior Elite dMsion, Artiom Jargols from Head Over Heels in New Jersey and Erin Blanchard from Trampoline and Tumbling Express in Louisiana took top trampoline honors.
Senior Elite champbns in power tumbling were Jamar Young from Air Extreme in Texas and Lindsey Blundell from Longview GymnastiCS also in Texas, while Caprtol Gymnastics' Christopher Ford from Virginia and Dyna-Mite's Briana Kosiara from Indiana took home the Junior BITe titles. Sky Surfers' Peter Dodd and Manning Gymnastics Center's Anna Gallia, from Texas, placed first in Senior Elite double minitrampoline. Tanner Griggs from Air Extreme and Kallan Kampas from Duncanville Gymnastics in Texas, won tho Junior Elite double mini oompetition. The synchronized trampoline competition was won by Weston and Ford in the Senior Bite dMsion for men. Hebert and Shanelle Landry from Trampoline and Tumbling Express topped the Senior BITe dMsion for women. Junior BITe winners were Daniel Owens and Michael Devine from J and J Tumbling and Trampoline Team in Illinois and Blanchard and Lauren Hoffpauir from Trampoline and Tumbling Express in Louisiana.
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Hey kids! Want to find a muscle that you might not know you have? Give it a try and follow the steps below. The external oblique muscle is one of your abdominal muscles. We use the word "abdominals" for the muscles in the front of your center body, rather than the word "stomach." Your stomach is an internal organ! So get used to the word "abdominals."
The external oblique muscle can be considered a lower abdominal muscle. Let's find it. Put your hands on your lower abdomen, in a V-shape, like you are putting your hands in your pockets. This muscle starts up by your ribs and attaches down by your hip bone. Find it by laughing or Kids ••• by working coughing while you the external place your hands on oblique muscle, top of it. Can you you will be feel this muscle stretching your tight tighten up and hip muscles and contract? If not, you strengthening your may have to have abdominal someone tickle you muscles. You may to find it! natice that you Now it's time to have improved strengthen this posture throughout muscle. Stand with the day, less your back against a nagging low back wall, with your heels pain, and an two or three inches easier time from the wall. Place performing one hand behind gymnastics skills. your low back and Good luck one hand behind balancing your your neck. You body-use your should only have external oblique enough room to fit muscles today!
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Candice, or Kiki, ~ 8 years old and goes to World O~mpic GymnllSfics Amdemy. She's coached by Voleri liukin, Nala~a Morokova, and A1exonder Atamas. She finished first at State Meet in LevelS, ~~:<liI~ scoring 37.95. She's now competing Level 6 and troins 13 hours per week. She loves gymnastics and can't wan to get optional routines.
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Four members of the Class VII gymnllSfics team from Lehigh Valley Sports Academy attended the 2001 US. Championships in Philadelphia IIlSf August. The boys treated the crowd to a muscle-up contest and got to meet O~mpic greats John Macready and John Roethl~berger. Pictured I to r: Blaise Cnsenza, Jordan Meixsell, Taylor Bazmian, and Colin Bazarian.
LUBBOCK, TEXAS Alicia, 13, in her first year of tumbling and trampoline won the Level 8 Stale mle in tumbling and placed second in Level 8 trampoline. Th~ qualified her for the 2001 Nalional Championships held in San Antonio, Tex(J\. She now trains (J\ a Level 9 on both events al Air Extreme with her coaches Brad Dav~ and Byron Smnh, both former World Teom compemors.
KATIE ELIZABETH McCRORY BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Kalie is a 13-yem-ald Level 7 gymnllSf at Chalkville Gymnastics in Birmingham. She's coached by Tom Brown and Terrie Autrey. Katie holds one stale mle (l999) P.O. 3 Beam Champ. (2001-2002). Her first meet of th~ season she won vault with a 9.55, W(J\ second on floor with an 8.675 and third all-around with a 34.225. She's a Junior Varsity cheerleader and holds the 4th chair in advanced band playing flute at school.
REBEKAH ESTEP CLAYTON, NORTH CAROLINA Rebekah, 10, is a Level 9 gymnast. Last season Rebekah took fourth all-around at the N.C. State Level 8 meet wnh a score of 35.775. Rebekah has been in gymnastics for four years and trains at Artistic Gymnastics in Raleigh, N.C. She is coached by Karen Hughes.
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They're so in touch. I thought only my dog and I had that kind of non-verbal communication. I can grunt, groan, dance, wave my arms and shout for five minutes only to get a look heavenward from my daughter, to acknowledge my presence. I make it to about two or three meets a season. I pick up or take her to practice a couple of times a week. If I have to stay the four or five hours, I usually wait in the van with a burger and a book or watch the ball game on the mini color TV I recently acquired for this endurance test. I don't take notes or critique each move she makes in the gym as some parents do, but I do let her know important things like when I think her "leo" is getting a little too snug, or not to forget her grips next time as I start the 20 mile trip back home to retrieve them.
The way I see things now, I'll be a gym dad For many years to come, unless my daughter's Future husband tells her it's time to Quit the gym and stay home with the kids. The financial pounding started with Training Team. That was the period when she just looked "adorable." My wife would coo, pointing to her cute little pink, black and white team leo. (The term leo I have gathered from all evidence, is short for leotard or something close to that and probably named after some super gym dad.) The Training Team is not actually training for the kids, as one might suspect from the name. It is to train the parents to believe their kid is a sure shot Olympic prospect or at the very least up for a "full ride" scholarship to the institution of her choice. My wife and I were so well trained we immediately had our daughter'S hair cut exactly like Mary Lou Retton's, and then noticed the other 12 kids on training team had the same hair cut. Of course, the tuition doubled as the levels increased, even though college was some 10 years away. There were so many exhibitions at nursing homes that my daughter developed a phobia to elderly folks. Even today, she cringes when her grandparents want a hello hug or kiss. There were performances at malls, (she knew where every bathroom was in every
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/lIt was awesome to win the Winter Cup,/I said Thornton . 'Winter Cup is the step just under u.s. Championships and it felt great to win. I didn't know I had won the competition until the very end. I knew it was going to be very close. My last event was Aoor, which is my best event, and I knew I needed to nail a good routine./I When asked about his experience Thornton said, /II feel like this is a breakthrough. I'm learn ing how to compete . Everyone goes through stages and it's a constant learning cycle. I like to go to each event with a gool. At Winter Cup I just thought about my six routines and I had the confidence that I could hit them . It's helpful to me not to think about where I want to place and just focus on hitting./I His cooch Kevin Mazeika said, /lIt was a pleasant surprise that Todd won the Winter Cup. He's starting to take his gymnastics to the next level. Having Sean (Townsend) in the gym really helps, too. He can see Sean's training and see that success can happen. He's coming into his own. He has a little further to go but this was a really nice sign that he's on his way./I
Mazeika added, /lTodd has committed to changing his pommel
horse because that has been a weak event for him. We did a lot of bosics and broke everything down and he has definitely improved. He did a new routine at Winter Cup and hit. I was pleased with the work he put in prior to this event. He was confident and had a great style that I hadn't seen before./I Thornton got the jump start he needed while serving as the alternate to the 2001 World Championships team and then competing at the Glasgow Grand Prix in Scotland. We asked Thornton to talk to us about the World Championships experience and his goals in the sport.
USA Gymnastics: What was it like to be the alternate for the 2001 World Championships team?
Todd: World Championships was a really good learning experience for me. The World Championships was very well run and organized and the alternates were included in everything. We got to do all the practices, etc. We didn't get to do podium training because it wasn't allowed but we were aport of the team and learned and watched. USA Gymnastics: Which team
most impressed you at the World Championships and why?
Todd: I was most impressed with the USA Team and the way we came in as a team, as a whole. Everyone went to every pracffce, every meeffng. It was definitely a team event. USA Gymnastics: What was it like watching the competition?
Todd: During the floor finals Iknew from watching that I could be a contender on floor. It was very moffvaffng. USA Gymnastics: You train at
Houston Gymnastics Academy. What's it like training with Sean Townsend who is a World Championships gold medalist on parallel bars?
Todd: It's great. Sean is a complete player in the gym. He's someone to look up to. He always gets his work done fast. He's ahard worker and agreat teammate. He sets agood example for me as well as everyone in my gym. Sean moved in with my family in 1995 in order to train at HGA. He lived with us unffl iust last year. We were friends prior to his moving in and then it turned into more of a brother relaffonship.
USA Gymnastics: You must have a very speCial family. Tell us about your family.
Todd: My mom is 0 childcore teacherand my dod is on oil engineer. Ihave three brothers who are ages 21, 24 and 26. I'm the youngest of four boys. I was always picked on while growing up but I also got to learn from their mistakes so that was good. My family is real dose. We all live in Houston. USA Gymnastics: How did you get involved with gymnastics? Todd: Istarted gymnasncs at age 7 because Isow the ~ '88 Olympics on Tv. My mom put my brother and Iin ~ areaeanonal gym. It was alot of fun. The coaches at ~
my reaeanonal gym would give out report cards and ~ one nme they called my mom and told me Ishould go ~ to adub gym because Iwas improving sofast! Iwent;'"
to Aurora School of Gymnastics in Colorado for about two years and then my dad's job transferred our family to Houston. USA Gymnastics: Tell us about your schedule these days?
Todd: I started San Jacinto Community College in January and I'm studying business. Itrain twice aday and go to school Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:30-//:30 a.m. and Tuesdays fram 7-/0 p.m. I'm taking /2 credit hours. USA Gymnastics: What would you like to do after college?
Todd: I would like to own my own gym someday. USA Gymnastics: What's your next goal in gymnastics?
Todd: My next goal is to compete in on international competition this March in Canada and, of course, the upcoming U.S. Championships this August in Cleveland. My goal for Championships is to compete with Sean and Paul (Hamm) and be up there with them!
USA Gymnastics: What do you think about hosting the 2003 World Championships in Anaheim, Calif.?
Todd: Having the World Championships in the USA is great. It's in our own backyard. Everything we're planning up to this point is to prepare for the 2003 World Championships. USA Gymnastics: What do you like to do in your spare time if you ever have any?
Todd: I like to go to the movies, hang out with friends and I'm getting ready to start anew website dedicated to the fans of gymnastics. I'm going to do stats, results from competition, quotes, questions and answers and hopefully have chats with other gymnasts. The address is www.tftgym.coml.m going into this new venture with Sean and Joson (Furr). Hopefully it will be up and running the middle of March or April. USA Gymnastics: Good luck with your new venture and with gymnastics.
Todd: Thanks.
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JESSICA HOWARD FUH MC1S: Jessica's coach Is from Bulgaria and Jessica plans to travel to Bulgaria periodically to train. She's a three-time National Champion and the oldest of four children.
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RHYTHMIC GROUP The USA has put together a rhythmic group team which has been training in lake Pladd, tIY, since October of 2001 in order to prepare for the 2002 Rhythmic WOftd Championships to be held in New Orleans, July 19-21. The team and their coach, Stella Angelova, are living and training at the Olympic Training Center. During group performanc-es five gymnasts compete on the floor at one time and the group competes two routines. One routine utilizes five ribbons and the other routine utilizes three ropes and two balls. The gymnasts work as one cohesive unit and are Judged on the ability of the athletes to demonstrate mastery of body and apparatus skills In a synchronized and harmonious manner. The group athletes must execute elements Involving both large and small exchanges of equipment The more Interaction between the gymnasts, the better the exerdse. The gymnasts, who are ages 15-18, were selected during a camp In May and Will continue to live, train and go to school together until the Rhythmic Wond Championships In July. They are also preparing for their first Intematlonal competition In France In March which will gIVe them valuable training experience leading up to the Work:I Championships.
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USA Gymnastics: How do you keep up with your home schooling when you are practicing and competing so much?
KATIE HEENAN continued from page 18
When asked about her success in the Junior Olympic levels Katie said, "1 was the Level 5 State Champion, made Regionals at Level 8 and 9, and made nationals as a Levell 0, where 1 won bars and vault in my age group." Katie tested elite when she turned 12 and made it!
Katie: It's difficult. I try to get as much done as Ican when Ihave the time. USA Gymnastics: Tell me about your typical schedule.
Katie: Three days a week I get up at 6:00 a.m., get to the gym by 7:00 a.m. and workout until I0:00 a.m. Icome home and do school and go bock to the gym from 3:00-8:00 p.m. The other days Iget up at 7:30 a.m. and do school then workout at the gym from 3:00B:OOp.m.
USA Gymnastics: You've been on the USA National Team for four years yet have taken only two international assignments - One was the Sr. Pan American Championships and the other was the World Championships. Why?
Katie: Unfortunately, I was never healthy when offered an assignment. I broke my heel in 1999, plus I was having back trouble last year. I worked with Peter Boyle from the Sports and Spinal Physical Therapy and he helped me get through it. Ihave to travel 45 minutes one way to his office but Ibelieve that his therapy is the main reason I'm able to cantinue in the sport at the elite level. Ididn't think I'd qualify for the U.S. Championships in August, but I trained hard and Idid qualify. I was thrilled when I did well! USA Gymnastics: You not only qualified to compete at Championships you won bars, tied for third on Aoor and placed sixth all-around, earning a spot on the World Championships Team. How did that make you feel?
USA Gymnastics: What do you like best about your cooches?
Katie: They're very supportive and always have apositive ouHook and attitude. They help me to stay positive. I have alot of respect for them and I think we have agreat relationship. USA Gymnastics: How do you find the courage to do all your big skills?
Katie: Hummmm. That's a tough question. There's always aliffle bit of fear, but Iovercome it because I try to look at the big picture. You have to trust your coach. If your coach tells you that you're able to do askill then you need to trust him or her and do it. Then you take one
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Katie: Icauldn't believe it. Iwas very happy! I felt like my hard work had paid off. There was a point when I was in the bock brace that I wanted to quit gymnastics but Idecided I wanted to came back and prove to myself and others that I cauld do it. Iloved gymnastics too much to quit. USA Gymnastics: 1heard you had another small setback with your hands prior to and during the World Championships. Can you tell us abaut it?
Katie: About a month before Championships, my hands were hurting. They started pussing, opening up and bleeding. Ihad to warm up my hands before Icould even touch the bars to train. The doctors said Ihod astaph infection and put me on antibiotics, but nothing seemed to help. It was hard working out prior to and during the World Championships. Iwould tape my hands then put my grips on and I was able to get through it. My hands finally healed after Ireturned from World Championships and cauld rest them. Kathy Kelly, Senior Women's Program Director at USA Gymnastics: Katie was amazing leading up to and during the World Championships. Katie's hand was in very bad shape. Then bath hands became irritated. Katie did not complain or water down her bar workouts. She taped her hands up, strapped on her grips and continued to train! 1truly believe that Katie won a medal on bars at the World Championships because of her enormous effort, dedication and work ethic. USA Gymnastics: Katie, what made you stick with it?
step towards more confidence. USA Gymnastics: How do you psych yourself up before a competition?
Katie: Igo through each of my routines in my head acouple times. Itry to picture myself at the competition site with everyone there and the judges sitting in their chairs. Itry to get some of the nerves out before Ieven get there. Itry to just go out there and do my best. USA Gymnastics: 1 know you've said you most admire Kim Zmeskal and Amanda Borden. Who are your role models outside of gymnastics?
Katie: My mom because she always gets everything done that needs to be done. She's a very busy lady but is always there for me. USA Gymnastics: Tell me about your family? Katie: Ihave three brothers - Dan is 19, David is 14, and Robby is 6. David does lots of sports
soccer, football, and lacrosse and Robby does baseball. Dan played hockey but now he's in college. My dad John is the VP of Marketing for an advertising agency and my mom stays at home with us kids. She drives me everywhere! We have acat Gray and adog Molly and I just got a new dog, Charlie, for my birthday. He's aWestie. He's hard to housebreak but we're getting there. He's very sweet.
Katie: I've always dreamed of making the World Championships team and Iwasn't going to let anything stand in my way of competing.
USA Gymnastics: What do you like to do outside of the gym?
USA Gymnastics: What do you like best about being a gymnast? USA Gymnastics: How do you deal with the pressure of competing?
USA Gymnastics: What are your future goals? Katie: I want to make the Individual Event World Championships this year, the 2003 World Championships and then shoot for the 2004 Olympic Games. When Igraduate in 2004 I'd like to go to UClA and study acting or drama or theatre or art. I've never been to Los Angeles but it seems like it would be agreat school and great gymnastics team!
Katie: I try to look at the big picture. I try to do the best that Ican do. My coaches tell me to relax and just do what Idoevery day in practice.
USA Gymnastics: Good luck Katie!
Katie: It teaches you to be dedicated and organized. MosHy it's fun and Ienjoy it.
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NATIONAL HEALTH CARE REFERRAL NETWORK The USA Gymnastics National Health Care Referral Network is a listing of health care professionals in the fields of Athletic Training, Clinical Psychology, Primary Care Medicine, Orthopedic Surgery, Nutrition, Sport Psychology, Sport Science, and fonner gymnasts in Health Care professions. The Referral Network is a component of USA Gymnastics Athlete Wellness Program with the purpose of identifying health care professionals, nationwide, who are qualified and desire to partner with gymnastics professionals to make participation in gymnastics a positive and health enhancing experience. The Athlete Wellness Program mission statement states, "To insure gymnasts train in a positive environment and acquire the necessary physical and mental tools needed to pursue their goals, secure their well being, and enjoy the sport of gymnastics." The following list is the 2002 update of the Referral Network's health care practitioners. Anyone interested in joining the National Health Care Referral Network, or would like more information, can contact, Kathy Kelly, Senior Women's Program Director, at 317-237-5050.
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James R. Andrews, M.D.; Alobomo Sports Mediane ond Orthopoedi( Center; 1201 111h Ave. 5ou1h, Su~e 200; Birminghom, AL 35205; (205) 939·3000 (phone); (205) 933-8042 (fox); ondrewsmd@mindspring.com Joy Binder, M.D., M.P.H.; Oirector of Sports Mediane Center; The Sports Medi(ine Center, 4720 1-10 Service Rd , Su~e 301; Metuirie, lA 70001; (504) 885-8225 (phone); (504) 885-7642Ifox) Quinter Burne" II, M.D.; K.Volley Orthopedics, rc. ond; The Southwestem Mi(higon; Sportsmedi(ine Clini(; 315 Turwill Lone; Kolomozoo, M149006; (616) 343· 8170 (phone); (616) 382-8490 (fox); jiJqb@uoLmm Patricia e. Chamberland, M.D.; OrthOjledics Surgeon; Chomberiond Orthopedics; 711 North To~or SI..; Gunnison, CO 81230; (970) 641-4355 (phone); (970) 641 {)377 (fox); www.hughston.com Walton W. Curt, M.D.; Woke Forest Unive~ity 5<hool of Medicine; Mediml Center Boulevord; Winston-Solem, NC Medical Doctors/ 27157-1070; (910) 716-4207 (phone); (910) 716-6286 Primary Care (fox) Gndy Chong. M.D.; Unive~ity of Colrrornio; University Homnton Easter, M.D., Ph.D.; Tooze & Eoster; 720 Heohh Servi(e; Tong Center, 2222 Bonnoh Woy; 8erkeley, CA Soulh Queen St.; Dover, DE 19904; (302) 735-8700 94720; (510) 643-3627 (phone); (510) 643-9790 (fox); (phone); bones50@ocpomn.com (j(hong@Udink3.berkeley.edu David Fischer, M.D:*; Minneopol~ Sports Medicine Katherine Dec. M.D.; Integroted Musculor Skeletul I Center; 701 251h Ave. South; Minneopol~, MN 55454; Insttution; 1429 Johnston-Will~; Ri(hmond, VA 23235; , (612) 339-7734 or (952)944-2519(phone); (612) 339(804) 745·9000 (phone) , 5391 or (952) 944-0460 (fox); dfischer@uoridnen.onnet John DiFiori, M.D.; Assistont Prof~r; UClA D~ion of I Robert Frederick, M.D.; Assistont Professor, Oept. of Sports Medicine, Ste. 220; 200 UClA Mediml Pluzo; Los Orthopedic Surgery; AM:iote Director of Sports Mediane; The Angeles, CA 90095; (310) 825-8941 (pirone); (310) 794- Rolhmon InstMe/Thomos Jeffe~n Unive~ity Hospitul; 925 6097 (fox); jdifiori@udo.edu ChestnutSt.; Philodelphio, PA 19107; (215) 955-4952
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John W. Un"be, M.D.; 5000 Unive~ity Drive, Suite 3320; Corol Gobles, fl33146; (305) 669·3320 (phone); (305) 669·3324 (fox) David L Walden, M.D.; Southern Colorodo Orthopedic Clinic; 2233 Acoderny ~oce, Suite 101; Colorodo Springs, CO 80909; (719) 57f}7272 (phone); (719) 57f}9030 (fox) George J. Zambetti, Jr., M.D.; 343-345 West 58th SITeet, New York, NY 10019; (212) 765·2260 (phone)
(fox); pepidcoe@hscvcu.edu Dennis MUler, P.T., A.T.e.**; Directorof Sport> Medicine; Purdue Univ.; B·61 Mockey Areno; West lofoyette, IN47907; Michelle Provost-Craig; Associote Professor; College of (765) 494·3245 (phone); (765) 494·9899 (fox); Physicol Educonon Athlencs & Recreonon; Univellity of domiller@purdue.edu Delowore; Nework, DE 19716 larry Nassar, D.O., A.le.**; Michigon Stote Unive~ity; William A. Sands Ph.D. **; Depl. Choir·Kinesiology, Sport> Medicine; 2900 Honnoh Blvd., Suite 104; EostlDnsing, Col~ornio lutheron Unive~ity, 60 W. Olsen Rd., Thousond Ooks, M148823; (517) 336-4520 (phone); (51 7) 332-4576 (fox) CA 91360; (805)492-2411 (phone); mosonds@holTnoil.com Don Rockey, A.1(.; Oir/Owner USA Physicol Theropy; Mel Sill, Ph.D.; (Biomechonics/Troining Theory); 7434 s. 7331 E. Osborn Rd. #190; Smttsdole, Al85251; (480) 892- Cherry Court; Uttleton, CO 80122; (303) 221·3336 (phone); Athletic Trainers 8476 (phone); (480) 892-1633 (fox); zokstorm@USWest.net mcsiff©ool.com Dwight Adsit, A.T.e.; 4010 Donolboin; Spring, IX 77373; Jessila Smith, ME, PE; PhD.; Student in Bioengineering, Melanie T. Seaman, P.T, A.T.e.; Heolthsouth; 6767·B (281) 351·6300 (phone) Emphosis in Biomechonics; 636 E. 1300 5.; Soli lDke City, UT South Yole; TullO, OK 74136; (918) 492-3639 (phone) James Beitze~ A.T.e.; 9 Bent Tree Court; Bolingbrook, Il Kevin Shanahan, P.l, A.le.; Heolth South Rehobilitonon; 84105; (801) 487-9349 (phone); (801) 832'()31O (fox) 60440; (630)·9](H)528 (Phone); Beitzel34@HolTnoil.com 297 W. 63rd51.; Willowbrook, Il 60514; (630) 789·9506 Sport Psychology Marino Biagini III, LA.T.e.; CSCS; 30 Goskill Ave.; W. (phone) Spingfield, 1M 01 089; (413)739'3745(phone); Consultants Undo Tremain, P.l, A.T.e.; Heolth South Rehobilitonon; mibiog23@Uol.com Gloria Balague, Ph.D.**; UIC Psychology Deportment, 297 W. 63rd 51.; Willowbrook, Il60514; (630) 789·9506 1007W. Horrison 51.; Chicogo, Il 60607; (312) 996·8681 Mamie lynn Brown, AJ.e., P.T.; Sinoi SomoritonMedicol (phone) (phone); (312) 413-4122 (fox); Gloriob@uic.edu Center; Sport> Medicine InstiMe; 19601 W. Blue Mound Rd.; Debbie A. Van Hom, M.S., A.T.e.; USOTCSport> Brookfield, WI53045; (414) 821-4460 (phone); (414) 821Karen D. (ogon, Ph.D:**; Counseling ond Tnsting Center; Medicine, One O~pic ~ozo, Colorodo Springs, CO 80909; 4464 (fox) Unive~ity of North T exos; POBox 310968; Denton, IX 76203; (970) 349·5371 (phone) (940) 565-4798 (phone); (940) 565-4376; David Burchuk, P.T., A.T.e.; Ughthouse Physicol Theropy; James Zachazewsld, P.T., AJ.e., S(S; Oir. of cogon@dso.unl.edu 150 Gosling Rd.; Port>rnouth, NH03801; (603) 43 ]{)277 Rehobilitonon Services; NewtortWelle~ey Hospitol; 2014 (phone) lewis (urry, Ph.D.; Associote Professor, Deportment of Woshinglon 51.; Newton, 1M 02462; (617) 243·6172 Heolth ond HumonPenormonce; Director, GRIZ Sport Counseling J. Riga (arbaia~ A.T.e.; MeITo Physicol Theropy; 9332 N. (phone); (617) 243·6377 (fox); jzochozewski@portne~.org ond Penormonce Enhoncement Resource CIT.; 220A & B 95th Woy Ste. 208; Scottsdole, Al85258; (480) 614·5878 (phone); (480) 614·5860(fox) McGilljHHP Dept.; The Univellity of Montono; Missoulo, MT Sport Science 59812; (406) 243-5242 (office phone); (406) 728·6252 John Christiansen, P.T., AJ.e.; Heolth South Consultants (fox); curry58@Selwoy.uml.edu Rehobilitotion; 297 W. 63rd 51.; Willowbrook, Il 60514; (630) Dennis (aine Ph.D.; (Epidemeiology ond Anthropometry); 789·9506 (phone) Joan Duda, Ph.D:*; Purdue Unive~ity; Deportment of Depl. of Physicol Educonon, Heolth ond Recreonon; Western HKIS; West loloyette, IN47907; (317) 494·3172 (phone); Randy Craig, P.T., A.T.e.; PROREHAB; 12660 lDmplighter Woshington Unive~ity; Bellinghom, WA 98225; (360) 65f} Iynne@vm.cc.purdue.edu Squore, Ste E; St. louis, MO 63128; (314) 842·2990 3529 (phone); (360) 65f}7447 (fox); (phone) Richard D. Gordin, Ed.D.; Deportment of HPER; UtohStote dencoine@cc.wwu.edu Unive~ity; logon, UT 84322; (435) 797·1506 (phone); Katherine I. Dieringer, A.le., LA.T.e.; Texos Womon's Jennifer Kdgore, M.S. ***; Sport Psychology, Consultont, (435) 797-3759 (fox); gordin@cc.usu.edu Unive~ity; Intercollegiote Athlencs; PO Box 425349; Denton, IX Deportment of Exercise ond Sport 5<:ience; Unive~ity of Utoh; 76204·5349; (817) 898·2378 (phone) David A. Feigley, Ph.D.; Rutge~; Deportment of Exercise Soltloke, City, UT84112; (801) 463-6010 (office phone); 5<:ience ond Sport Studies; Foculty of Art> ond Sciences; Loree Albert J. Ducker, A.le./(S(S; HeolthSouth Sport> (801) 585·3992 (fox); jm.kilgore@m.cc.utoh.edu Gymnosium, Room 107; PO Box 270; New Brunswick, NJ Medicine; 12115 Sheroton; Cincinnon, OH45246; (513) 346· Robert M. Manna, Ph.D.; Professor of Kinesiology; 08903'()270; (908) 932·6537 (phone); (908) 932·9538 3110 (phone); (513) 346·7290 x3501 (voice moil); (513) Deportment of Kinesiology; Michigon Stote Unive~ity; 128 1M (phone); (908) 932·9525 (fox) 346·3113 (fox) Sport> Cirde; Eost lonsing, M148824; 517·355·7620 (phone); Wayne Hurr, Ph.D.; Stoff Psychologist, Georgetown Kathleen Hickey Kane, P.l, A.le. ***; Volley Physicol 517·353-2944 (fox); RlMUNA@pilol.msu.edu Unive~ity; Counseling Center; One D ornoll HolI; 37th &"0" Theropy &Sport> Medicine; 6 Progress Dr.; Cromwell, CT Karen MIDonald MSPT, 40 Ridge Hill FormRood; SITeel> NW; Woshington, DC20057; (202) 687-6985 06416; (860) 635·9622 (phone); (860) 828·6303 (fox) Wellesley, 1M 02782; (781) 862·3727 (phone); (508) 655· (phone); (202) 687-6158 (fox); hurrw@ool.com Ron Unfonte, A.T.e.; Director of Sport> Medicine; 51. John's 5310 (fox); kmdpt@ott.net lene larsen Ph.D.; Children's Memoriol Hospitol; Child ond Unive~ity Alumni H olI; Jomoico, NY 11439; (718) 99f}6055 Adolescent Psychiotry; 2300 Children's ~ozo #10; Chicogo, Il Jeni MINea~ M.e., e.S.e.S., Ph.D., (Exercise (phone); (718) 99f}2198 (fox); linfontr@stjohns.edu 60614; (773)88f}3421 (phone); (773)88f}811 0 (fox) Janile loudon, Ph.D. P.T., A.le., S.e.S.; The Unive~ity physiology/strength ond condinoning)***; Deportment of PEHR; 200 PEBuilding; Eostern Woshington Unive~ity; Cheney, Joseph Massimo, Ph.D.; 45 Pond SI. ApI. 19; Wolthom, of Konsos Medicol Center; Assistnnt Professor; 3901 Roinbow WA 99004; (509) 359·2872 (phone); 1M 02451-4569; (781) 891·6769 (home); (781) 893Boulevard; Konsos CrIy, KS 6616f}7 601; (913) 588-6914 jenimmeol@holTnoil.com 2009 (gym) (phone); (913) 588-4568 (fox); jloudon©kumc.edu nmothy MIlone, A.le./L M.B.A.; 5975 Orchord Pond Peter E. Pidloe, Ph.D., PT; Assistont Professor; Deportment Undo PetlichkoH, Ph.D.; Professor, Depl. of Kinesiology; of Physicol Theropy; 5<:hool of I>Jlied Heolth Professions; Virginio Boise Stote Univellity; 1910 Unive~ity Drive; 80ise, ID 83725; Drive; Oronge Pork, Fl 32073; (904) 308-77 41 (work Cornrnonweolth Unive~ity; P.O. Box 980224; Richmond, VA (208) 426·1231 (office phone); (208) 426·1894 (fox); phone); (904) 269·9737 (home phone); (904) 269·8099 23298'()224; (804) 828'()234 (phone); (804) 828-81 11 lpe~ir:@boisestote.edu (home fox); ncimdone@woridnel.ott.net
James P. Reardon, Ph.D.; Consulnng Psychologist; Worthington Woods OIIice Condominiums; 7550 Pingue Drive; Worthington, OH 43085; (614) 436·9985 (phone); (614) 436'()256 (fox) Mark Thompson, Ph.D.; Inner Edge; 3514 Clinton Porkwoy; Box A·285; lDwrence, KS 66047; (785) 749·2888 (phone)
Clinical Psychologist Polly Rost, Ph.D.; (Privote Proctice); 807 South George 51.; York, PA 17403; (717) 843-6561 (phone); (717) 8456941 (fox); pmrost@blozenet.net Milhael Strober Ph.D.; Director, UClA Eonng Disorde~ Progrom; Rm. 27-356 Neuropsychiotric InstiMe; 10833 le Conte Ave.; los Angeles, CA 90095 Psychiatry Consultants Antonia Baum M.D:*/***; George Woshington Unive~ity; Oepl. of Psychiotry, 8th Floor; 2150 Pennsylvonio Ave. NW; Woshington D.C. 20037; (202) 994·2908 (office); (202) 994·6377 (fox); psyolb@gwumc.edu Ronald Kamm M.D. **; Sport> Psychiotrist; 257 Monmouth Rd.; Building A. Suite 5; Ookhurst, NJ 07755; (732) 5170595 (office phone); (732) 517·8585 (fox); rikomm@monmouth.com; www.mindbodyondsport>.com David Herzog M.D.; Director Eonng Disorde~ Unit, Mossochusetts Generol Hospitol; 15 Porkmon 51., ACC 725; Boston, 1M 021 14; (617) 726·2724 (office phone)
Former Gymnasts in Health Care Professions Alison Arnold, Ph.D., c..P.e.; Heod Gomes; Professionol Sport Psychology; 10250 N. 92nd 51., Suite 107; 5<:ottsdole, Al85258; (602)462·1607 (phone); (602)462·1608 (fox); d()(olison@ool.com Jennifer Fasanello, M.S., R.N., B.S.N.; 441 1SW 34th 51., 1902; GOinsville, Fl32608; (352) 336'()819 (phone) Darty Heath-Wallace, M.A., Mn; Sport Psychology Consultont, 2530 Silvercrest CI.; Pinole, CA 94564; (510) 223· 827 1 (h); (510) 392·1 250 (vm); (925) 827-4104; dheothwolloce@cs.mm Desiree Jansen, R.D., LD.; Hillcrest Medicol Center; Hillcrest Exercise ond lifestye Progroms; 1265 S. Unco Ave., Suite. 200; Tulso, OK 74101-4964; (918) 579-4959 (phone) Kyra Bramble, M.S., R.D.; Registered Diennon; 4870 Av()(et Dr.; Norcross, GA 30092; (770) 242-7330 (phone); (770) 242·8098 (fox); ckbromble@yohoo.com Jennifer Whinery, M.A.; Theropeutic Recreonon; Dynomite Acodemyof Gymnostics; 327 Fronklin Ave.; R()(koYloy, NJ 07866 ** Advisory boord member *** Former gymnost
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COME LIVE AT THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACHES IN THE COUNTRY. U.S. Gold Gymnastics Academy of Destin and Ft. Walton Beach, FL (located in between Panama City and Pensacola) is looking for teachers/coaches at both our facilities. We are a small gym with successful recreational and competitive programs in beautiful, sunny Florida. We have positions at every level of teaching: parent & tot preschool, men's & wom~n's gymnastics, tumbli~~ & trampoline and cheerleadmg. We also have posItions for managers/ directors. Depending on experience, all positions include benefits and 401 K plans. Please fax your resume to 850-864-4144 or call 850-6543124. U.S. citizens only, please. We look forward to working with you! Spirit-Filled, Experienced Program Director/Coach Wanted for nationally recognized Gymnastics/ Cheerleading school for immediate, full-time position. Quolified candidate is creative, high energy, enthusiastic and dependable, with a genuine love of life, children and gymnastics. Christian owner/coaches actively involved in day-to-day operations. Celebrating 17 years and still growing strong, with two beautiful, fully-equipped gym facilities. Classes from pre-school to high school. Divided training areas for gymnastics, cheerleading, and pre-school glassed in observation areas and pro shop. Located on Gulf Coast near Houston, Texas with beaches and lakes only one hour away. please Email Resume ASAP to: quibs@Woridnet.att.net MARKETING MANAGER NEEDED. Motionwear, an established market leader in dance and activewear apporel, seeks an enthusiastic, experienced leader to develop and implement sales programs. This newly created position is responsible for the acceleration of marketing for Motionwear. Home office bosed, some travel required. Knowledge of and experience in dance, activewear, or sporting goods markets preferred. Proven success and ability to manage sales, organize, lead and communicate required . To apply, please send a cover letter with resume and salary requirements to: Motionwear, 1315 Sunday Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46217. Fax (317)780-4188. GYMNASTICS MARKETING MANAGER. Motionwear, an established market leader in dance, gymnastics, and activewear apparel, needs an experienced leader to direct and manage its gymnastics marketing program. This is a start-up for a new division within the company. Responsibilities include sales. to accounts, recruiting sales reps ., implemenllng promotional initiatives, developing sales tools, and establishing sponsorship programs. Knowledge of .o r experience in gymnastics is required, along With proven sales and management ability. Send a cover letter with resume and salary requirements to: Motionwear, 1315 Sunday Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46217. Fax (317)780-4188. ASSISTANT CHEERLEADING/ HEAD JUNIOR VARSITY CHEER-LEADING COACH (Graduate Assistant). Elmira College (NCAA Division III) invites applications for the combined position of assistant cheerleading and head junior varsity cheerleadmg coach. Strong organizational skills with an ability to effectively recruit are essential. Twelve month appointment. Bachelor's degree and college cheering experience required. Salary includes stipend, room, board, graduate tuition waiver and student health insurance. Review of applications will begin immediately and wi ll c~ntinue until the position is filled . A letter of appllcallon, resume and three letters of reference should be forwarded to: Mrs. Patricia A. Thompson , Vice President of Athletics and Health Services, Elmira College, One Park place, Elmira, NY 14901 , ecathletics@elmira.edu. Equal Opportunity Employer.
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FOR SALE Score Master-NO MORE Inputting Gymnast Roster data!! Score Master, the most widely used software, just got even better! Meet Di rectors can now download roster information from the USAG website. Features include: create rotations, assign #'s, the most comprehensive reporting and results can go di.rectly to your website. Supports: womens/mens, IndiVidual! team, artistic/rhythmic/trampoline, compulsory/ optional. www.Score-Master.com-FREE demo & user listing. Contact: Mark Mahoney, POB 31421, Charlotte, NC, 28231, 704-523-1812. FREE COPY of "How To Create Exciting Lesson Plans!" at http://members.aol.com/coachrik/i ndex. html. Download it, edit it for your use and to train your staff. Build excitement in your class program! No tricks, no gimmicks, no shipping and handling charges; just the chance for me to acquaint you with the books available from Richardson Publishing that will help START or STREAMLINE YOUR GYMNASTICS PROGRAM. For additional information on gymnastics books, reports, and CD's contact coachrik@aol.co~ or write PO Box 144, Perry, FL 32347. SPECIAL: 'The Gymnastics Library" on CD-ROM---1lverything for only $250. GYM BUS. Earn $45,000+/year providing mobile gymnastics facilities and training to dayca re centers, preschools, kindergartens, birthday parties. 1984 GMC school bus has been gutted, carpeted and padded to provide safe and cheer~1 envir~~ment f?r kids to learn, play and grow m. Auxiliary OIrconditioning and heating for year-round comfortable use in New England. Completely reconditioned and well maintained, bus is fun and easy to drive. Comes fully equipped wit~ sturdy, ki?sized gymnastics apparatus. ECJulpm.ent hst available. This gym bus is ready to roll. Askmg p'nc; of $15,000 is less than half ofTumblebus franchise s charge. Call (4 1 3) 54 8 - 4 9 4 4 ( we s t ern Massachusetts). Visual ClassSoft---Gym Management Software. The most widely used DOS system in the 1990's is being replaced with Visual ClassSoft for YVindows: We have copied all the great features m the ongmal ClassSoft plus added functionality that will not soon be equaled. New accountmg features: multlprogram profit centers; unlimited billing cycles; billing linked to individual classes and students; separate cash drawers with user tracking. New Class Functions: easily manage past, present and future classes and rolls; schedule special events, private lessons and team meets; schedule different time periods for multi-day classes; all history retained. Call (865)984-2221 for Demo. GK RISK FREE PROGRAM: Get with the program! It's better than ever, with a terrific assortment of NEW styles and fabrics and incomparable sales potential. pfus, it's easier than ever to order, sell and return your RISK FREE garments. We offer customized packages for your pro shop, meets and summer camp. You only pay for what you've sold and may return the rest, there is absolutely NO RISK! If you haven't tried us lately, it's time you started earning extra profits with our RISK FREE merchandise. Call 1-800-345-4087 for more information on how you can get started today! Email: customerservice@gkelite.com ClassManager Software. ClassManager is for managing instructional class bosed businesses. It records all vital student information , class registrations, team placements, instructor data, class assignments, late fees, tuition prorating, class transfers, Pro-Shop, birthday parties, etc. Also maintains tuition accounts, statements, and history of all payments and classes taken. Can be used in single user mode or as a true multi-user client/server application . Runs on Windows and Mac. Now internet & web enabled. Visit our web site below to download a free demo and user manual. Atlantic Associates, 365 Boston Post Rd, Sudbury, MA 01776,
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HOW TO PLACE A CLASSIFED AD RATES: 1-100words=$100, 101-200words=$200 Your ad in USA Gymnastics magazine will automa~cally be placed online for 30 days at no addi~onal charge. The address is: www.usagymnastics.org/dassifieds/.
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The 11 th annual Jason Whitfield Invitational took place Jan. 19-20 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Four $4,000 scholarships were awarded to gymnasts in memory of Jason Whitfield, who died in a motorcycle accident in 1991 . Thus for the Jason Whitfield Foundation has awarded a total of $78,500 to 31 aspiring male
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