Liam has over a decade of experience in banking and capital markets before joining the start-up world and currently chairs the Finance and Investment committee for SG.
Matt Scholes who has been working closely with Singapore Gymnastics in bringing Positive Sports Coaching practices to our Technical Members, have recently presented at the 7th World Congress on Positive Psychology 2021 – “The Impact of a Positive Psychology Intervention on Gymnastics Coaches & Athletes Preparing for Olympic Trials”.
Following the release of the Tightening of Safe Management Measures for Sport and Physical Exercise & Activity Under Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) from 22 July –18 August 2021, please note that the following courses have been postponed to a later date.
On Saturday 17 July 2021, Karen Norden and Dawn Ho, from Singapore Gymnastics joined other Federations online for the 2021 Gymnastics for All (GfA) Colloquium with a difference
Following her elite career, Yim, who returned to coach her alma mater back in the summer of 2017, is steadily rebuilding the Stanford program and has guided the team to two meet championships in 2019. She currently coaches Singapore’s pride, Tan Sze En for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.
Coaches Congress 2021 coming this September! We are putting together a line up of workshops just for you and at the same time, we want to hear from our coaches on ground what they would most like to experience at the congress.
The inaugural Singapore Gymnastics Summer Cup will be held at Bishan Sports Centre on the 7-8 August 2021 and will include all four disciplines: Men’s Artistic, Women’s Artistic, Rhythmic and Trampoline Gymnastics.
Siew Hong has over 20 years of sales & marketing experience in the IT industry. She spent 19 years at Microsoft, where she assumed a variety of sales and marketing roles and later held managerial and leadership positions throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
Gymnastics Queensland is excited to release their Online Professional Development Workshop: Episode 4 (Generic Coaching & Inclusions) and has warmly extended their invitation to all Singapore Gymnastics Technical Members to attend.
Jonathan Chan, the nation’s first diver to qualify for the Olympic Games.
While he is naturally proud to be representing the nation in diving, he actually started his sporting career in gymnastics when he was five. His older sister was a gymnast and he followed in her footsteps until he was 13.
Singapore Gymnastics has created a social board where anyone and everyone in our gymnastics community and post their cheers, support and well wishes to Tan Sze En representing Singapore at Tokyo2020 using our dedicated hashtag #cheer4szeen Find out how!