Ep.01 - Exchange: boys in gymnastics, from gymnast to judge, Spotlight launch & crisis management
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About this episode
In this very first episode of Gymnastics Ireland Spotlight, we are recording from Gymnastics Ireland Exchange, our annual hybrid virtual and in-person club support conference.
We will hear from speakers from the in-person conference, their stories and interesting facts from their field.
00:46 - Spotlight, Exchange and the year ahead with Ciaran Gallagher 06:18 - Keeping boys in Gymnastics with Rhys McClenaghan 13:07 - Club interviews 16:52 - From high performance gymnast to international judge with Leah Twomey 22:00 - Crisis Management for clubs and organisations with Gautier Porot
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- Gymnastics Ireland, the YouTube channel of Gymnastics Ireland, on 2026-05-22
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- Gymnastics Ireland, whose own site links this channel (checked 2026-10-31)
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- 31 min
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