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The first major competition on the Acrobatic Gymnastics national calendar 2010, with over 250 gymnasts representing 28 gym clubs who will do battle for the coveted title of British Champion in their respective discipline. The 2010 British Championships promise to be keenly contested, as from this weekend’s event gymnasts will be invited to take part in the Controlled events to select the Teams for the World Age Group Championships and The Senior World Championships, to be held in July in Poland.
Along with the established firm favourites are those who have been hard at work in preparation and training for 2010, with international selection being the ultimate goal. The crowd will see first-rate performances of unequalled rivalry from the many talented gymnasts taking part. With at least ten clubs in 2009 providing champions it is inevitable that the overall standard of these championships will be as exceptional as ever. In 2009 the British Acrobatic Gymnasts won 6 World Games medals with 24 medals being won at the European Championship, make that 25 as the British Trio have recently been promoted to the bronze medal position following a disqualification. Background
Acrobatics was first introduced to Great Britain in 1974, it was known
then as Sports Acrobatics, which included Tumbling, competing on the
World stage under the banner of International Federation of Sports
Acrobatics (IFSA). The sports remained as such until 1997, when
Tumbling was incorporated with the sport of Trampolining and Acrobatics
became an independent sport. Both became members of the Federation of
International Gymnastics (FIG).
Information Click here to find the full 2009 Acrobatic British Championships results.
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| Last Updated on Sunday, 21 March 2010 21:37 |