17th Asian Games Incheon, Korea - Gymnastics Trampoline

Gold medalist Li Dan (C), silver medalist Zhong Xingping (L) of China and bronze medalist Kishi Ayano of Japan pose on the podium during the awarding ceremony of the women's gymnastics trampoline event at the 17th Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea, on September 26, 2014. Li Dan won the gold medal with 57.000 points.

Results:

Men's Final

GOLD DONG Dong CHN ­ China

SILVER TU Xiao CHN ­ China

BRONZE UEYAMA Yasuhiro JPN ­ Japan

Women’s Final

GOLD LI Dan CHN ­ China

SILVER ZHONG Xingping CHN ­ China

BRONZE KISHI Ayano JPN ­ Japan

45th FIG Artistic Gymnastic World Championships 2014

Guangxi Sports Centre will be used for the 45^th FIG Artistic Gymnastics Worlds 

Championships, from 29 September – 12 October 2014,Nanning, China.

With 960 volunteers most of them speak fluent English, and enthusiastically try to help visitors in every way.

Men gymnasts have their first training on the 29.9.2014.

The top 24 teams in Nanning will qualify to send full teams to next year’s World

Championships and the opportunity to qualify full teams to Rio. Teams not in the top 24 will be limited to a maximum of three gymnasts next year, and will rely on gymnasts to qualify as individuals to the Olympics.

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Gymnastics Artistic Results

Men's Apparatus Final

Vault

SHEK Wai Hung HKG

YANG Hakseon KOR

HUANG Xi CHN

Parallel Bars

KAMOTO Yuya JPN

FOKIN Anton UZB

 DINH Phuong Thanh VIE

High Bar

ZOU Kai CHN

SAITO Yusuke JPN

YAMAMOTO Masayoshi JPN

Women's Apparatus Final

Balance Beam

KIM Unhyang PRK

PHAN Thi Ha Thanh VIE

SHANG Chunsong CHN

Floor Exercise

YAO Jinnan CHN

SHANG Chunsong CHN

YUN Narae KOR

Photos: Winner Men's Vault

SHEK Wai Hung - Hong Kong

Congratulations to all the gymnasts.

17th Asian Games 2014, Incheon, Korea

 Chinese Olympic star Zou Kai ended his country's wait for a men's gymnastics gold at the Incheon Asian Games on Wednesday with a world class floor routine performance.

China, the traditional powerhouse in Asian gymnastics, have made a poor start in the men's division, slipping to third in the team competition and not even making the podium in the individual all-round event.

There was gold for North Korea in the women's vault as Hong Un-Jong turned in a dazzling pair of runs to beat Uzbek veteran Oksana Chusovitina into second in a rerun of the 2008 Olympic final.

Japan's Masayoshi Yamamoto took gold on the pommel horse, ahead of Uzbek teenager Abdulla Azimov.

North Korean gymnast Hong Un-jong (C) poses for photos after winning the gold medal in the women's vault final at the Incheon Asian Games on Sept. 24, 2014. To her left is Uzbekistan's Oksana Chusovitina, 39, who won silver, and to her right Vietnam's bronze winner, Thi Ha Thanh Phan. (Photo courtesy Yonhap)

Photo : ZOU Kai CHN

Gymnastics Artistic -Men's Apparatus Final

Floor Exercise

ZOU Kai CHN

HUANG Yuguo CHN

KAMOTO Yuya JPN

Pommel Horse

YAMAMOTO Masayoshi JPN

AZIMOV Abdulla UZB

PARK Minsoo KOR

Rings

 LIAO Junlin CHN

TAKEDA Kazuyuki JPN

DANG Nam VIE

Women's Apparatus Final

Vault

HONG Unjong PRK

CHUSOVITINA Oksana UZB

PHAN Thi Ha Thanh VIE

Uneven Bars

YAO Jinnan CHN

HUANG Huidan CHN

KANG Yongmi PRK

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Results Women’s Individual All Around

Photo: Yao Jinan and Yun Nare

GOLD YAO Jinnan CHN ­ China

SILVER SHANG Chunsong CHN ­ China

BRONZE YUN Narae KOR ­ Korea

Nineteen-year-old Yao Jinnan from China grabbed the gold medal while her team mate Shang Chunsong pocketed the silver medal in the women's all-around event at the Asian Games here Tuesday.

Being the only gymnast in the Chinese team with Olympic experience, Yao gave an extraordinary performance and was ranked the first in three out of four events. In total she took 57.900 points, reports Xinhua.

Shang also did a great job and earned the highest score of 14.900 in beam. She collected a total of 56.950 points. South Korea's Yun Narae won the bronze medal with 55.000 points.

Congratulation to all the winners.

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Individual All-Around Finals - Results

Yuya Kamoto (JPN) wins IAAF gold at Asian Games, followed by Masayoshi Yamamoto (JPN) and Sangwook Lee (KOR).

Kamoto finished top of the qualifying round and picked up where he left off, earning high marks for execution across the six disciplines, including two above 9.0. 

The 20-year-old said he felt relieved by the victory -- Japan's first in the event in 36 years. 

"Winning these events have been my goal ever since I was selected as a national team member, so I feel like a load has been lifted from my mind," he said. 

17 Asian Games – China titles women’s team gymnastics artistic.

 

Women gymnasts of China delivered a performance of ruthless elegance to storm to a crushing victory in the Asian Games team event Monday, as North Korea pipped Japan to silver.

A day after a patchy performance saw the Chinese men's team beaten into third place, the women dominated their opponents at Incheon's Namdong Gymnasium.

The Chinese gymnasts also filled the top three spots in the floor routine and the top five in the uneven bars, where Yao Jinnan beat world champion Huang Huidan into second with a giddying high-difficulty routine.