Last week, 24-25 February, in the New Gymnastics Venue in Digomi (Tbilisi, Georgia) was held the Georgian National Championships in Acrobatic Gymnastics. 80 gymnasts 

Yesterday, Moscow hosted RG Grand Prix , which was the qualification event for the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires (ARG) in October 2018.

      56 Gymnasts from 33 countries battled it for 18 quota places. Only gymnasts born in 2003 were eligible and each country could earn only 1 spot. The placees earned are non-nominative, meaning that the federation can still decide which gymnast to send to the Games.

      Among the others had participated our Federation’s  gymnasts: Ketevan Arbolishvili and Ana Chkoidze. 

From 23^RD  to 29^TH January 2018, in Vienna (Austria) had taken place an International tournament in Rhythmic gymnastics ‘’Young Talents’’. 200 participants from 34 clubs had competed, and among them were competing young Georgian gymnasts.

                Our gymnasts participated  very well and had taken prize places:

Ana Kukava (Coach: Tinatin Nadirashvili) in the exercise with 

On December 22, at the "Biltmore" hotel, the Georgian National Olympic Committee's annual report was attended by 107 delegates from 133 delegates who had the right to vote. Among the delegates of the session were our Federation’s delegates: Konstantin Lashkhi – President, Rusudan Khoperia – Secretary General,  Rusudan Sikharulidze- The First Vice-President and Neli Saladze Vice-President.

   The session was attended by the members of the Executive Board of the International Olympic Committee, the Vice President of the International 

1-2 December 2017 in Split (Croatia)  took place the UEG Congress.  At the congress were presented all 50 member federations. Among them was our federation, presented by: Konstantin Lashkhi—President, Rusudan Khoperia –Secretary General, Rusudan Sikharulidze—The First Vice-President, Besarion Gamsakhurdia—Vice-President.

The congress heard the report  for the last 4 year , and also were elected the new President and authorities.

Farid  Gayibov is the new President of the European 

United Georgian Gymnastics Federation congratulates Mrs. Neli Saladze--the Vice-President of the Federation, two time the USSR champion in the group exercises (1961, 62), the winner of the USSR Universiade (1964), the Masters of

  Last week,  in Poland,  in the city of  Rzeszow  were held : Acro ECH and EAGG 2017. From Georgia had participated the Georgian National Age Group (11-16)  team members and the Georgian National Youth team of Acrobatic Gymnastics team members.

         In  the ‘’11-16’’’  Age group competition participated our Mixed pair, Women’s pair and  Women’s trio. After the qualification rounds our Mixed pair : Lasha Gibradze and Mariam Shiukashvili (coach: Dali Peirkrishvili)  got place in the final, were

Last  week, 12-16 October 2017,  in Tbilisi  for the second time took place  an International tournament in Artistic gymnastics ‘’VTB CUP 2017’’. The tournament  was held  at the New Gymnastics Venue in Didi Digomi district (near to the US Embassy—Digomi Chalebi).

The General Sponsor of the tournament is the “VTB Bank”.

Last year at the tournament participated 4 countries, this year  had participated  10 teams from  7 countries.

The tournament  had started  on 14^TH  October at 11:00 am, and the Opening ceremony was  at  14:30 pm.

At the same day were the Team finals  and  the All-Around 

Next week, 12-16 October 2017,  Tbilisi  for the second time will held  the International tournament in Artistic gymnastics ‘’VTB CUP 2017’’. Tournament will take place at the New Gymnastics Venue in Didi Digomi district (near to the US Embassy—Digomi Chalebi). The General Sponsor of the tournament is the “VTB Bank”.

Last year at the tournament participated 

Last week , 6-11 September, city of Lisbon (Portugal) hosted  FIG WORLD CUP 2017 and LIAG International tournament in Acrobatic gymnastics. Acrobats from 14 countries were competing and among them were Georgian Age group and Youth team acrobats.

    Our acrobats had done very good job and taken 4 bronze medals:

  Gymnasts from 53 countries competed at the World Championships, which for the first time was using the new code of points in Rhythmic Gymnastics.  Maximum of two gymnasts per country were allowed to compete in the individual competition, contending for top honors in the All-around as well as with each of the four handheld apparatus (Hoop, Ball, Clubs and Ribbon). Rhythmic Groups of five gymnasts were competing for the Group All-around title, as well as gold in apparatus finals with the 5 Hoops and 3 Balls/2 Ropes.