The emergence this week of a welter of stories about a brutal culture in gymnastics should prompt the sport to think again about its fixation with children.
Surely we must be at a point where,as a country,we say no matter how many medals we might win,we are no longer going to pay the price of the damage done to our young girls.
Young West Australian speaks up about her experience with a masseur,adding to a litany of complaints from compatriots this week.
Prompted by a Netflix documentary,a score of Australian gymnasts have taken to social media to lift the lid on a brutal culture.
Parents may wince at the'broken vase potential'of their children copying Max Whitlock and using the sofa as an improvised pommel horse,but they might end up thanking him for bringing his gym classes straight to the living room over the coming weeks.
Intended as monuments to the Games,Tokyo's stadiums are in danger of being mothballed.
USA Gymnastics plans to offer survivors of Larry Nassar's sexual abuse $215 million to settle their lawsuits over the governing body's failure to protect them.
American Simone Biles became the most decorated gymnast in world championship history when she won the beam and floor finals to take her career tally to 25 medals.
Simone Biles claimed a record-equalling 23rd medal at the gymnastics world championships on Saturday,leading an American one-two finish in the vault final in Stuttgart.
Simone Biles'margin of victory hadn't been calculated,but the outcome was clear even before she nailed the final tumbling pass of the world's most difficult floor routine.
Simone Biles won her 21st world title medal to move past Russia's Svetlana Khorkina. Her record haul of gold now stands at 15 – and she's not done yet.