Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Until a recent Monday evening, when I joined about 20 other people for an all-levels adult gymnastics class at the Chelsea Piers ...

Every few years when the Olympics would roll around, the unmistakable pangs Jen Castellano knew were coming but was powerless to stop would hit. Of chalk on her hands. The beam underneath her feet.

When Amy Robertson broke her ankle in 2010, her mother told her it might be a sign. As a former gymnast and senior at the University of Oklahoma, Robertson had enrolled in a for-credit gymnastics ...

Every few years when the Olympics would roll around, the unmistakable pangs Jen Castellano knew were coming but was powerless to stop would hit. Of chalk on her hands. The beam underneath her feet.

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Every four years, I become a gymnastics fan. It’s the only summer Olympic sport I reliably seek out, gawking from my couch as the athletes perform tricks that seem to defy the laws of physics and ...