Notts Gymnastics Academy held, on the 20th Novemeber, their very first Gfa in-house competition which was a great succes. All those involved please down this message from the Jack Duggan (Head of Gfa).

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After a hugely successful year for the club, we were delighted to once again to be nominated for the 'Club of the year' award at the Nottingham Post sports awards. After finishing as runner up in 2015, we are very proud to annouce that we were awarded as this years winner! This is a fantastic achievement for the club which in the past 12 months has seen 2 members represent Great Britain at the Olympic games, continued success for both the WAG and MAG disciplines at all levels of competition, and the expansion of our GFA programme. The award is a testement to the hard work and dedication shown from all our staff and volunteer's.

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We are delighted to announce that we have appointed Sergey Sizhanov as Assistant Head of the Men’s discipline.

Sergey is a Level 6 – International Performance Coach and has produced exceptional results in both a club setting and internationally with Great Britain. Back when we were Notts school of gymnastics, Sergey coached both the junior and senior boys for 5 years. During this time, Notts won the British U12 team championships 3 years in a row, as well as the British NDP team championships. He personally coached the likes of Andrew Smith, Reece Pearson, Zach Walker as well as Sam Oldham, who all achieved British All-Around titles in this time. During his time at British Gymnastics, he has been a driving factor in the success of the men’s junior teams, with many going on to represent GB at the Olympic Games. Sergey was the head coach to the Junior European Championship winning team in 2008, which included his own gymnasts Reece Pearson and Sam, as well as Daniel Keatings and Daniel Purvis. He was also the Head Coach to the Junior European Championship winning teams in 2010 and 2016, which involved gymnasts such as Max Whitlock, Frank Baines, Nile Wilson and Brinn Bevan. At a senior level, he was also Sam Hunter’s personal coach during his success at the 2010 European Championships, as well as the 2010 World Championships when he finished 7^th All-Around.

We look forward to officially welcoming Sergey to the academy on Monday 31^st October.

Message from Adam Folwell - Return of Sam Oldham