All eyes will be on the Rhythmic Gymnastics team, who are made up of 3 debutants and only 1 gymnast who has previously participated in the SEA Games. All 4 girls will be doing individual routines for the first time. Being relatively fresh faces to SEA Games, let’s get to know them a little bit more.
2019 saw the introduction of the Singapore Gymnastics Development Programme. While development occurs every single day in the gym, the camps in November saw the end of the formal programme of events for 2019.
When you spend so much time with your friends, you tend to share and do everything with them to the point that you treat them like family. We got to know our MAG team a little better as they get ready to take on SEA Games 2019.
Singapore Gymnastics currently has vacancies on the TAC’s and are looking to recruit new and interested members to join us as we continue the terrific work already being done in growing and promoting the amazing sport of gymnastics and its many disciplines!
Singapore Gymnastics is committed to ensuring all policies are up-to-date and reflect current practices. All updated policies are available for viewing on our website.
First Singapore Delegation for Trampoline Gymnastics to take part in the Trampoline World Age Group Championship, being held 5-8 December Tokyo, Japan.
Our Media Intern Ryan popped by while the girls were having a break in between trainings to ask them a few questions on their journey so far towards the SEA Games.
Tan Sze En 's performance in the 49th World Championships qualifiers might just earn her a spot at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo but only time will tell.
The 49th FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships officially starts today, in Stuttgart (GER) 4-13 October. Making her debut in this competition, Tan Sze En, will be our only female competitor flying the flag for Singapore.
Our heartiest congratulations to these 3 Sportsboy and Sportsgirls of the year at the 49th Singapore Schools Sports Council (SSSC) Colours Award Presentation Ceremony!
