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Adrian Radoi

As of Saturday  March 31, 2012,  Adrian Radoi will return as a coach to Dynamics Gymnastics. Many of you
may remember Adrian as one of our most energetic Team Coaches.  All the gymnasts can meet Adrian on Monday 4/2/12, introduce themsleves and spend little time talking with him.

Adrian has previously worked with  Sorin and Teodra at Dynamic Gymnastic and is also acquainted Bela Karolyi, the renowned Romanian gymnastics coach.  All three are  born in Romania.  Adrian was an alternate on the the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Adrian competed in the Junior European Championships and won second place in the pommel horse event.

He emigrated to the US in 2000, moved to Westchester where he taught gymnastics at Dynamic Gymnastics and later joined the May Center six years later, where he became head coach of the Gymstars, a competitive team of young boy and girl gymnasts, ages 6-14.  They compete throughout New York State. It’s a challenge Adrian enjoyed. Now,Adrian is back at Dynamics Gymnastics and continues to enjoy the challenge of competition and working with young people at our gym.

 When your at the gym, please welcome Adrian back. It’s  great having him back at Dynamic Gymnastics.

USA Gymnastics releases U.S. women’s line-up for finals at 2011 World Championships

Here is the line-up for the U.S. women, with the three competing listed first.

Vault
*Alexandra Raisman
*Jordyn Wieber
*McKayla Maroney
———————
Gabrielle Douglas
Sabrina Vega (Dynamic Gymnastics)
Alicia Sacramone

Uneven bars
*Sabrina Vega (Dynamic Gymnastics)
*Jordyn Wieber
*Gabrielle Douglas
———————
Alexandra Raisman
McKayla Maroney
Alicia Sacramone

Balance beam
*Sabrina Vega (Dynamic Gymnastics)
 *Alexandra Raisman
*Jordyn Wieber
———————
Gabrielle Douglas
McKayla Maroney
Alicia Sacramone

Floor exercise
*McKayla Maroney
*Jordyn Wieber
*Alexandra Raisman
———————
Sabrina Vega (Dynamic Gymnastics)
Gabrielle Douglas
Alicia Sacramone

One of the leading gymnastics gyms in the northeast is New York’s Dynamic Gymnastics, located in Mohegan Lake, New York. Owned and operated by two former Olympians, Sorin Cepoi and Teodora Ungureanu, Dynamic, is a New York State gym to place members on the U.S. National Team for three years in a row. 

Read about Professor Warren Rosenberg’s article , “Top Gymnastic Gym”, click on Livestrong.com for details

Date: , August 17-20

Since Sabrina Vega will be representing Dynamic Gymnastics at the CoverGirl Classic we are proud to  promote this event.  Here is some more information about our coverage:

Event: 2011 CoverGirl Classic

Date: Saturday, July 23

Time: 8pm ET (LIVE Coverage)

Location: Universal Sports TV & UniversalSports.com

The U.S. women handily won the team gold medal and went one-two in both the junior and senior all-around, outperforming gymnasts from 10 countries including China, Russia, Canada and Australia.

Rebecca Bross of Plano, Texas/WOGA, and Jordyn Wieber of DeWitt, Mich./Twistars USA, won the senior and junior all-around gold medals, respectively. In addition to Bross and Wieber, the U.S. women’s team featured: Alexandra Raisman of Needham, Mass./Brestyan’s (senior); Kyla Ross of Aliso Viejo, Calif./Gym-Max (junior); Bridget Sloan of Pittsboro, Ind./Sharp’s Gymnastics (senior); and Sabrina Vega of Carmel, N.Y./Dynamic Gymnastics (junior).

In the men’s competition, the USA won the team title and went one-two in the junior all-around, with John Orozco of Bronx, N.Y., winning the junior all-around title. The U.S. men’s team, which is comprised of three seniors and three juniors, includes: seniors – Chris Cameron of Winter Haven, Fla./University of Michigan, Danell Leyva of Miami/Universal Sports, and Steven Legendre of Flower Mound, Texas/University of Oklahoma; and juniors -Dylan Akers of Houston/Cypress Gymnastics, C. J. Maestas of Corrales, N.M./Gold Cup Gymnastics, and John Orozco of the Bronx, N.Y./World Cup Gymnastics.

In the junior and senior individual events, the women won 12 medals (five gold and seven silver), and the men won 15 medals (six gold, four silver and five bronze).

The broadcast time is subject to change so check local listings for the correct broadcast time in your area.

Visit the USA Gymnastics website for all competition results.

You choose the number of weeks of camp and days per week your child will attend. You schedule around vacations. If your child is sick or can’t make it to camp for a few days, don’t worry you can schedule make-ups.

New this year is our Before & After Camp Program that will allows for Early drop-off at 8:00 AM and Late Pick-up at 5:00 PM. This new program provides greater flexibility for working parents. Please feel free to review our camp webpage  to get more information.

Also, we have Summer Gymnastics Classes  without the camp for:

•  Students 3 to 5 years old
• Students attending 1st grade and up
• Advance Girls 1 st grade and up

Also, if you missed any gymnastics classes, you may schedule for make-ups.