More than 1,000 athletes from 33 countries will compete from September 1 to October 22, 2023 at the Artistic Gymnastics, Aerobics, Acrobatics and Gymnastics for All events hosted by Bucharest.

The international event, which is the largest in terms of complexity and competition organized by the FRG in Romania, will include the “RomGym Trophy” in men’s and women’s gymnastics, the National Acrobatic Gymnastics Competition, the Aerobic Gymnastics World Cup, the Balkan Championships in Aerobic Gymnastics. and the Bucharest Gym for All festival.

Bucharest will have a new multifunctional hall in 3-4 years, says Mayor Nikušor Dan

Nikusor Dan, the mayor of the capital, said that the city hall supports sports and says that in 3-4 years there will be a new multifunctional hall in Bucharest.

“This time, I once again confirm that the city hall supports sports, which can be seen in the events that have taken place in Bucharest so far. 3×3 basketball, the European Polo Championship, L’Etape Romania from the Tour de France are just some of the events that have turned Bucharest into a sports scene.

We are trying to put Bucharest on the map in sports as well as in other areas. We want this competition to grow over time. We are glad that Bucharest is the host of sporting events.

The location on Lia Manoliu, in my opinion, is not suitable (not even for the new multipurpose hall). We have a new General Plan and from the end of the year we will start steps to develop it. In 3-4 years we can have a gym” – Nikuzor Danthe general mayor of Bucharest.

The program of gymnastics competitions is hosted by Bucharest

“RomGym Trophy” in gymnastics, men and women / September 1-3

The Federal Republic of Germany, together with the Bucharest City Hall and the PMB Culture, Education and Tourism Authority, is organizing the third edition of the “RomGym Trophy” at the Polyvalent Hall in Bucharest.

After the test competition, the Romanian teams will have the following composition: Andrej Muntian, Gabriel Burtanete, Robert Burtanete, Roland Modoianu, Nicolas Ţarcă and Emil Nyagu, respectively Ana Maria Barboso, Sabrina Maneca Voinia, Lilia Cosman, Amalia Gigoarta, Andrea Preda (Romania A) , Amalia Pufla, Ella Oprea Crecu, Maria Ceplinski, Ioana Dancu and Antonia Duce (Romania B).

Athletes from 14 countries registered: Germany, Israel, Norway, Portugal, Canada, Spain, Finland, Egypt, Poland, Czech Republic, Denmark, Azerbaijan, Austria and Romania.

Together with the gymnasts of the Romanian teams, among others, Andriy Medvedev (Israel) – European vice-champion and world medalist in vaulting, Artem Dolgopyat (Israel) – Tokyo 2020 Olympic champion, two-time European champion and two-time world vice-champion on the floor will compete in Bucharest, Marta Pihan Kulesza (Poland), 36 years old, winner of the World Cup stages, participant of the Olympic Games in 2008 and 2012, representatives of Canada Laurie Denomme and Shallon Olson, qualified team of the Olympic Games. in Paris

Simultaneously with the “RomGym Trophy”, the Open National Championship and the National Club Championship are held.

“At the World Championship, we will make up the youngest team at the competition. We need as much publicity as possible on Polivalentă so that they get used to public pressure” – Carmensita KonstantinPresident of the Romanian Gymnastics Federation.

“At the European Championship in Antalya, the average age of our women’s national team was 16.4 years, which is the lowest among the declared teams. At the opposite pole, the Netherlands had an average age of 24” – Angela Cacoveanufederal coach of women’s gymnastics.

National competitions in sports acrobatic gymnastics / September 4

This competition, organized for the first time in a multi-purpose hall in Bucharest, is a discipline that is at the beginning of its journey in Romania, but which has a large following on an international scale due to its complexity and spectacle.

Aerobics World Cup RomGym Trophy / October 13-15

The Polyvalent Hall in Bucharest will host one of the most important world competitions in 2023 – the Aerobic Gymnastics World Cup. 130 gymnasts from 22 countries on 6 continents registered: Australia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, China, Czech Republic, Egypt, France, Finland, Greece, Italy, India, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey. , Ukraine, Hungary and Romania.

Balkan Aerobic Gymnastics Championship among junior girls / October 17-19

For the second year in a row, Romania will organize the Balkan Championships in aerobic gymnastics among juniors. They will take part together with tricolor athletes from Greece, the Republic of Moldova, Turkey, Hungary, and Bulgaria.

Bucharest Gym for All festival / October 21-22

At Circul Metropolitan Bucharest, representatives of gymnastics for all will perform again, this time as part of an international festival. More than 350 athletes from Greece, Congo, Serbia, Mali, Republic of Moldova, Nigeria and Romania will take part.