Men's Gymnastics Australia Podcast: Recent Episodes
Rohan Kennedy
Sam Offord returns to the podcast to talk in detail about the principles of reloading as Australia returns to gym. There is something in this for all Gymsports if you are prepared to listen for long enough.
This week I chat with GA General Manager, Member Services Brad Low who has been in the thick of the pivoting GA and State Associations have done to help clubs and technical members through this period.
A short episode this week highlighting some key information that has come out over the last week. It’s less than 10min so get in to it!
In this episode I chat to Gymnastics Australia’s Athlete Well-being and Engagement Manager Kim Gray.
This week I chat with the Chair of the Gymnastics Australia Athletes Commission, Sam Offord. This episode is another not specific to men’s gymnastics but relevant to all GymSports.
This episode on not Men’s Gymnastics specific, it is relevant for all Gymsports. In this episode I chat with Gymnastics Australia’s Elite Coach Manager Michelle De Highden and look at the impact of the current state of the world on coaches and how Gymnastics and coaching is adapting.
This week I am joined by Tyson Bull and we talk about the last 12months in the world of men’s gymnastics.
With plenty of time on my hands I decided to reboot this podcastIOCGAState AssociationsClubsHome TrainingDietGoalsFIG
In this episode we start with reviewing the Koper World Challenge Cup results followed by a recap of the 2017 Australian Championships.
A short episode touching on the 2017 Australian Championships and covering off on the recent Apparatus World Cup in Koper, Slovenia.
This week I welcome Alex Hunt back for 2017. We discuss the All Around World Cup, Japan Nationals, State results and the gymnast tool box! Sorry the audio from Alex's end is not great.
A short episode this week with competition results from around the country and a recap of the Doha Apparatus World Cup and how our Aussie Men performed.
1st episode for 2017 we look at the Individual Apparatus World Cups in Melbourne and Baku and the All Around World Cup as well as some domestic events from around the country.