The Game of Gymnastics

By Winston Powell

Welcome to The Game of Gymnastics podcast, where we dive deep into the world of elite gymnastics. Join us as we explore how top gymnasts, coaches, and judges optimize training and performance to achie... more

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March 10, 2026 Is Parkour Really Part of Gymnastics? Will it go to the Olympics?
Episode Description
In this episode of The Game of Gymnastics, Winston sits down with Jakub, the Parkour Sport Manager at World Gymnastics (formerly FIG), to unpack one of the most debated topics in modern gymnastics: why parkour now sits under the gymnastics umbrella — and where it’s heading next.
They discuss how parkour became part of World Gymnastics, whether it was truly a “takeover,” and the challenges of integrating a free, expressive movement culture into a structured competitive system.
Jakub explains how competitive parkour works — from speed to freestyle — how the Code of Points is evolving, and what’s being done to balance structure with creativity.
The conversation also dives into the Olympic question:
Is Brisbane 2032 realistic?
What’s standing in the way?
And would another gymnastics discipline have to be removed for parkour to enter?
This is an open, honest discussion about identity, governance, politics, and the future of urban sport within the Olympic system.

Key Takeaways
• Why parkour was incorporated into World Gymnastics
• Speed vs Freestyle competition formats
• How parkour judging works (and why it’s changing)
• The divide between competitive and non-competitive parkour
• Political challenges of Olympic inclusion
• Could parkour be in Brisbane 2032?
• How national federations are adapting worldwide

Best Moments
“It’s not a takeover — it’s another opportunity.”
“If you add parkour, you have to take something else out.”
“We want to grow inside the organisation but still keep our identity.”
“It’s a win-win — World Gymnastics needs parkour, and parkour needs World Gymnastics.”

Jakub's Social Links
https://www.instagram.com/world_outside_my_window?utm_source=qr&igsh=MXV6b3g4NXFxMjJqMA%3D%3D

My Social Links ⁠⁠⁠
https://www.instagram.com/wpowell05/⁠⁠⁠
https://www.tiktok.com/@winstonpowell5

The Game of Gymnastics: Understanding The Game (eBook)
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Host Bio
As a member of the Senior Great Britain Squad, Winston Powell brings firsthand experience to every episode. His impressive achievements include being the Under 18 English Champion in 2023 and reaching the finals in three events at the Junior World Championships the same year: the All-Around, Parallel Bars, and Horizontal Bar finals qualifying 7th for the All-Around. With five international appearances as a GB gymnast, he has gained invaluable insights into the sport's highest levels. His passion for gymnastics, combined with his deep understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by elite athletes, makes him the perfect guide to exploring the strategies and stories behind gymnastics success.
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March 03, 2026 Post-Surgery Comeback: Analysing My Welsh Routines
Episode Description
In this solo episode of The Game of Gymnastics, Winston breaks down his routines from the 2026 Welsh Championships — the first competition back following ankle surgery in November.
Recorded as a reaction-style deep dive, Winston analyses all three routines (Pommel Horse, Parallel Bars, and High Bar) in detail, unpacking what went right, what went wrong, and what the scores don’t always show.
From rebuilding dismount confidence post-surgery to navigating long waits between apparatus in a cold arena, this episode gives a raw, technical, and honest look at what it actually feels like to return to competition after injury. There were positives. There were frustrations. There were lessons.
This isn’t a highlight reel — it’s a process breakdown.
If you’re an athlete coming back from injury, struggling to replicate training in competition, or trying to balance perspective with ambition, this one’s for you.

Key Themes
• Returning to competition after ankle surgery
• Managing dismount risk and landing load
• When scores feel harsh — and how to respond
• The mental shift between training and competition
• Competing on three pieces instead of six
• Why “what if” score calculations only go so far
• Building toward English and British Championships

Best Moments
“I know I’m a better gymnast than what I showed.”
“It wasn’t perfect — but the point was to get back out there.”
“If you did this, something else would’ve happened — gymnastics doesn’t work in hypotheticals.”
“It wasn’t my finest competition… but I’ve got to dust myself off and go again.”

My Social Links ⁠⁠⁠
https://www.instagram.com/wpowell05/⁠⁠⁠
https://www.tiktok.com/@winstonpowell5

The Game of Gymnastics: Understanding The Game (eBook)
https://payhip.com/b/f6RjV

Host Bio
As a member of the Senior Great Britain Squad, Winston Powell brings firsthand experience to every episode. His impressive achievements include being the Under 18 English Champion in 2023 and reaching the finals in three events at the Junior World Championships the same year: the All-Around, Parallel Bars, and Horizontal Bar finals qualifying 7th for the All-Around. With five international appearances as a GB gymnast, he has gained invaluable insights into the sport's highest levels. His passion for gymnastics, combined with his deep understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by elite athletes, makes him the perfect guide to exploring the strategies and stories behind gymnastics success.
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21min
February 24, 2026Tumbling Podium to Hospital Bed: Jaydon Paddock's Journey to Recovery
Episode Description
In part two of this interview, Winston continues his conversation with World Medallist Jaydon Paddock — diving into the emotional side of elite sport, his love for team competition, the unexpected moment at his black belt exam that ended in an ambulance, and his remarkable journey into the world of stunt work.
Jaydon opens up about the highs and lows of competition, but also a blood clot and seizure during a martial arts exam that sent him to hospital, cut him off from the sport and the job he loves, and forced him to reframe everything.
From his determination to make a comeback, to his love for film, stunts, and performance — this is a raw, insightful look into what drives an athlete when medals aren’t the only thing on the line.
Team vs Individual Mindset
Jaydon talks about why he thrives under pressure in team finals, and the unspoken brotherhood behind GB’s tumbling success.
Stunts, Setbacks & Survival
Jaydon recounts his path into the stunt world, working on Argylle, Spider-Man, and more — before a sudden seizure sidelined him from everything.

The Fight to Return
Honest reflections on injury, impatience, gratitude, and the emotional toll of being forced to rest — even when your body feels fine.
Best Moments
“I’ve always had the reputation of being reliable. You put my hand up, you’re getting this — or you’re getting this.”
"I do tumbling because I enjoy it. It hasn’t felt like a job, even though it’s given me every opportunity I could’ve asked for."
“I didn’t feel unfit. That’s the thing — I’d never felt fitter. ”
"We came together, we leave together — whether it's with a medal or not."
"Never in my life am I going to look at a bottle of water the same again."

Jaydon's Socials
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Winston's Socials
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TikTok

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Host Bio
As a member of the Senior Great Britain Squad, Winston Powell brings firsthand experience to every episode. His impressive achievements include being the Under 18 English Champion in 2023 and reaching the finals in three events at the Junior World Championships the same year: the All-Around, Parallel Bars, and Horizontal Bar finals qualifying 7th for the All-Around. With five international appearances as a GB gymnast, he has gained invaluable insights into the sport's highest levels. His passion for gymnastics, combined with his deep understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by elite athletes, makes him the perfect guide to exploring the strategies and stories behind gymnastics success.
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34min
February 17, 2026Jaydon Paddock’s World Championship Story and the Reality of Elite Tumbling
Episode Description:
In this episode, Winston sits down with Jaydon Paddock — a World and European champion in tumbling and one of the UK’s most dynamic athletes — to talk about his journey through elite competition, mindset under pressure, and what makes tumbling such a unique and brutal discipline.
Jaydon opens up about growing up in the sport, transitioning from artistic and acro gymnastics into tumbling, and building an international medal-winning career with Team GB. He shares the behind-the-scenes realities of World Championships, how he handles high-stakes competitions, and why Birmingham 2023 was the most emotional moment of his career.
From Power Ranger dreams to performing in front of sold-out arenas, Jaydon’s story blends hard graft, big ambition, and a deep love for the sport.
Key Takeaways
Finding Tumbling: Why artistic didn’t quite fit and how tumbling became the perfect outlet for Jaydon’s energy, mindset, and strengths.

Rapid-Fire Sport: What makes tumbling different from other disciplines — and why a split-second mistake can end a competition before it begins.

World & European Success: Jaydon reflects on major team victories, individual medals, and key milestones across junior and senior careers.

The Social Side of Sport: How friendships, mentors, and the gymnastics community have shaped his life both on and off the track.

World Games & Setbacks: Inside his once-in-a-lifetime opportunity at the World Games, the heartbreak of a fall, and the lessons learned through it all.
Best Moments
“I've got the attention span of a Labrador... tumbling works for me.”
“When something goes wrong, it happens instantly — your feet are one inch off and you're straight to the floor.
“It’s not a job — it’s a glorified hobby, even though it's given me all the opportunities I could've ever asked for”
“I started this because I wanted to be a Power Ranger.”

Jaydon’s Social Links
Instagram: @jaydonpaddock

My Social Links
⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/wpowell05/⁠⁠⁠
https://www.tiktok.com/@winstonpowell5

The Game of Gymnastics: Understanding The Game (eBook)
https://payhip.com/b/f6RjV

Host Bio
As a member of the Senior Great Britain Squad, Winston Powell brings firsthand experience to every episode. His impressive achievements include being the Under 18 English Champion in 2023 and reaching the finals in three events at the Junior World Championships the same year: the All-Around, Parallel Bars, and Horizontal Bar finals qualifying 7th for the All-Around. With five international appearances as a GB gymnast, he has gained invaluable insights into the sport's highest levels. His passion for gymnastics, combined with his deep understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by elite athletes, makes him the perfect guide to exploring the strategies and stories behind gymnastics success.
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36min
February 10, 2026 Parkour Is Gymnastics?!- Discipline Breakdown Pt. 2
Episode Description
In this episode, Winston returns with Part 2 of the Gymnastics Discipline Breakdown — diving into the final five of the disciplines under the World Gymnastics (FIG) governance.
If you’ve ever wondered how trampoline and tumbling fit together, what makes parkour a gymnastics discipline, or how acrobatic gymnastics actually work in competition, this episode breaks it all down in a clear and accessible way. From Olympic disciplines to community showcases, this is your go-to guide to understanding the full gymnastics landscape.
Whether you’re a fan, a parent, or someone brand new to the sport, this episode will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the skill, creativity, and diversity across all eight gymnastics disciplines.

Key Takeaways
Trampoline Gymnastics
An overview of all four events: Individual Trampoline, Synchronised Trampoline, Tumbling, and Double Mini Trampoline. Learn the difference between them, what competitions look like, and what a good score is at elite level.

Acrobatic Gymnastics
Explore the artistry and teamwork behind pairs and group routines and how the 3 routines are built from balance and dynamic elements.

Rhythmic Gymnastics
This section outlines the four apparatus at the elite level, group vs individual formats, and the blend of dance, difficulty, and execution that defines the sport.

Aerobic Gymnastics
A high-energy, explosive discipline based on complex choreography, powerful movement, and extreme endurance. We cover what the floor is like and how routines are judged.

Parkour
The most recent addition to World Gymnastics. We unpack the Speed and Freestyle formats, how events are structured, and what makes this controversial inclusion one of the most debated in the sport.

Best Moments
“Scoring for trampolining includes time of flight and horizontal displacement — things that don’t exist in artistic gymnastics.”
“Scoring is mostly difficulty, execution, and landing penalties — but the way elements are valued is really interesting.”
“Acro has five event types and three routine types — and yeah, if you want the full breakdown, Polly Maggs did a better job than me.”
“Parkour being part of gymnastics? I had no idea until I started researching. I thought it was its own thing.”

My Social Links
⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/wpowell05/⁠⁠⁠
https://www.tiktok.com/@winstonpowell5

The Game of Gymnastics: Understanding The Game
https://payhip.com/b/f6RjV

Host Bio
As a member of the Senior Great Britain Squad, Winston Powell brings firsthand experience to every episode. His impressive achievements include being the Under 18 English Champion in 2023 and reaching the finals in three events at the Junior World Championships the same year: the All-Around, Parallel Bars, and Horizontal Bar finals qualifying 7th for the All-Around. With five international appearances as a GB gymnast, he has gained invaluable insights into the sport's highest levels. His passion for gymnastics, combined with his deep understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by elite athletes, makes him the perfect guide to exploring the strategies and stories behind gymnastics success.
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23min
February 03, 2026Olympic Gold Coaching: Luke Carson's Blueprint to Success
Episode Description
In this episode, Winston sits down with Luke Carson — former Irish international gymnast turned world-class coach — to talk about his incredible journey from self-coached athlete to Olympic coach of Rhys McClenaghan and founder of Origin Gymnastics.
Luke shares how a short training stint in England turned into a five-year obsession with elite gymnastics, leading him to transition into coaching after a string of injuries. He opens up about his decade-long plan to develop Rhys into a world and Olympic champion, how Tokyo’s heartbreak fuelled the founding of his own gym, and how he balances elite coaching, business, family and personal development.
This is one for the high-performance mindset fans, with deep dives into psychological preparation, live exhibition routines, long-term vision setting, and why volume beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.
Key Takeaways
Building an Olympic Champion
Luke explains how he wrote a 10-year plan in 2014 to turn Rhys into an Olympic medallist by Paris 2024 — and how that plan came to life step by step.

Tokyo & Paris — Two Very Different Stories
He reflects on the heartbreak of the 2021 Olympic final, how it pushed him to open his own gym, and the emotional aftermath of winning gold in Paris.

Psychology and Pressure Simulation
From visualising Olympic finals to running live exhibition routines in front of 500 people, Luke shares how he prepares gymnasts mentally as well as physically.

Origin Gymnastics & Business Ambition
He talks about founding the largest gymnastics centre in Northern Ireland, balancing elite development with financial risk, and future expansion plans.

What Comes After Winning It All?
With every major title now ticked off — British, European, World, Olympic — Luke opens up about what motivates him and Rhys now, and what the next cycle might hold.
Best Moments
"There’s nothing that makes you feel more alive than walking into a stadium packed full of people — that’s living."
"I said it to his mum six months in, this boy can be world champion."
"On the flight home from Tokyo, I made the decision: I'm opening my own gym. I’m not going to feel this vulnerable again."
"Once a task has begun, never leave it until it’s done. Be thy labor great or small, do it well or not at all."

Luke’s Social Links
https://www.instagram.com/lukecarson89/
https://www.origingymnastics.com/

My Social Links
⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/wpowell05/⁠⁠⁠
https://www.tiktok.com/@winstonpowell5

The Game of Gymnastics: Understanding The Game
https://payhip.com/b/f6RjV

Host Bio
As a member of the Senior Great Britain Squad, Winston Powell brings firsthand experience to every episode. His impressive achievements include being the Under 18 English Champion in 2023 and reaching the finals in three events at the Junior World Championships the same year: the All-Around, Parallel Bars, and Horizontal Bar finals qualifying 7th for the All-Around. With five international appearances as a GB gymnast, he has gained invaluable insights into the sport's highest levels. His passion for gymnastics, combined with his deep understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by elite athletes, makes him the perfect guide to exploring the strategies and stories behind gymnastics success.
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53min
January 27, 2026The Biggest Part of Gymnastics That No One Talks About: Discipline Breakdown Pt. 1
Podcast Description
In this solo episode, Winston breaks down the first three of the eight disciplines officially governed by World Gymnastics (formerly FIG):
Gymnastics for All, Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG), and Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG).
Whether you’re a gymnast, a coach, a parent, or a fan trying to make sense of all the apparatus, events, and scores — this is your ultimate beginner’s guide. Winston draws from personal experience and research to help you appreciate the scale and structure of the sport in a way that’s clear, engaging, and packed with insight.

What You'll Learn
Gymnastics For All (GfA)
The difference between Gymnaestrada and the World Gym for Life Challenge

Why this discipline has the highest participation in the world

How routines are judged

The role of creativity, inclusivity, and community in this discipline

Men's Artistic Gymnastics (MAG)
The six apparatus explained: Floor, Pommel Horse, Rings, Vault, Parallel Bars, and Horizontal Bar

The different types of finals: Team, All-Around, Apparatus

How difficulty, execution, and the stick bonus impact scores

Women's Artistic Gymnastics (WAG)
The four apparatus: Vault, Uneven Bars, Beam, and Floor

What makes WAG floor and beam so unique in terms of performance and artistry

Key differences in vault scoring between men’s and women’s gymnastics
Best Moments
🗣️ “Gymnastics for All is probably the discipline with the most variety — and the biggest participation in the world.”
🗣️ “The point of gymnastics is to make the hardest things look easy.”
🗣️ “High bar is one of the hardest pieces to stick because you're going forwards into a backwards landing.”
🗣️ “The best of the best routines will always have the biggest releases.”

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Socials
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If you found this episode helpful or learned something new, comment below with your favourite discipline or the one you're most curious about — and hit like, subscribe, or follow so you don’t miss Part 2!
🎙️ Next up: Rhythmic, Acro, Aerobic, Trampoline/Tumbling, and Parkour…
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27min
January 20, 2026 Acrobatic Gymnastics and Redefining Success after Elite Sport with Polly Maggs
EPISODE DESCRIPTION
In this episode, Winston sits down with Polly Maggs — a multiple-time British Champion, European and World Championships competitor, and the first Acro gymnast to appear on the podcast.
Polly shares her unique journey through Acrobatic Gymnastics, from teaching herself skills on the school field to competing for Great Britain on the world stage. As Winston’s girlfriend, this conversation is more relaxed than usual — but no less insightful. They explore everything from elite partnership dynamics to the emotional aftermath of retiring from elite sport.
Whether you know acro or not, you’ll leave this episode with a deeper appreciation for the artistry, trust, and risk involved — and a better understanding of why so many gymnasts struggle when it’s all over.
What Is Acro Really Like?
Polly explains the format, disciplines, and routines in Acrobatic Gymnastics, breaking it down for newcomers and clarifying common misconceptions (spoiler: it's not just "cheerleading" or "dance").
The Power of Partnership
She reflects on what makes a good acro partnership work — from aligned work ethics to emotional maturity — and shares the challenges of switching partners after six years.
Competing Through COVID
From training in a cold warehouse to performing without routines before a World Championship, Polly opens up about one of the most unconventional (and toughest) build-ups of her career.
Retirement & Identity Shift
Now retired from elite competition, Polly talks honestly about the transition out of gymnastics, the pressure to always be achieving, and learning to live without constant expectations.
Comparing Disciplines
Winston and Polly discuss the differences between Acro and Artistic — why Acro feels more like a performance, how it’s often misunderstood, and what it’s like catching someone from two stories up.

Best Moments
Polly:
🗣️ "It’s really weird. I struggled with coming out of training because you're used to doing gym six times a week for multiple hours on end — and then just going from that to nothing was a bit weird."
🗣️ "You’ve got to learn about yourself... view yourself as something other than just a gymnast."
🗣️"People always assume beam and bars. So you just tend to go, ‘Yeah... it’s just floor.’"

Winston:
🗣️"It's a shame that a lot of gymnastics disciplines are pretty underrepresented."
🗣️ "I used to just force myself to, like, don’t be nervous. If you just do it enough times, eventually you’ll get over it."

Polly's Social links
https://www.instagram.com/maggspolly/

Winston's Social Links
https://www.instagram.com/wpowell05/

The Game of Gymnastics: Understanding The Game
https://payhip.com/b/f6RjV

Host Bio
As a member of the Senior Great Britain Squad, Winston Powell brings firsthand experience to every episode. His impressive achievements include being the Under 18 English Champion in 2023 and reaching the finals in three events at the Junior World Championships the same year: the All-Around, Parallel Bars, and Horizontal Bar finals qualifying 7th for the All-Around. With five international appearances as a GB gymnast, he has gained invaluable insights into the sport's highest levels. His passion for gymnastics, combined with his deep understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by elite athletes, makes him the perfect guide to exploring the strategies and stories behind gymnastics success.
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36min
January 13, 2026 Six Months Recovery After One Bad Landing: Why I Needed Ankle Surgery
EPISODE DESCRIPTION
In this solo episode, Winston shares a personal and honest update on one of the biggest setbacks of his gymnastics career so far — a dislocated ankle that required surgery and a long road to recovery.
He walks through the days and weeks leading up to the operation, what actually happened during surgery, and how he’s approaching rehab both physically and mentally. From initial panic to long-term planning, this episode captures the emotional rollercoaster of injury — and what it really takes to keep moving forward.

Key Takeaways
Pre-Surgery Mindset
Winston opens up about the lead-up to the operation: the pain, frustration, and uncertainty, as well as the mental shift needed to accept what was coming.

What Surgery Was Like
He talks through the surgery process, how it felt to be off his feet, and the reality of being sidelined as a high-level athlete.

Rehab & Recovery Plan
Now in the early stages of recovery, Winston shares how he’s managing the physical and mental side of rehab — from staying motivated to setting realistic benchmarks.

What This Means Going Forward
With the season disrupted and goals temporarily paused, Winston talks honestly about how this injury has changed his perspective, and how he's reframing progress during this time.

Best Quotes
"An injury that I thought would take a week or two to heal… needed ankle surgery four months later."
"It's easy for me to get all caught up in it, but also at the same time, you don't know what you don't know."

"You have to remember to give yourself a bit of grace… especially when you're surrounded with people doing some amazing stuff."

My Social Links
https://www.instagram.com/wpowell05/
https://www.tiktok.com/@winstonpowell5

The Game of Gymnastics: Understanding The Game
https://payhip.com/b/f6RjV

Host Bio
As a member of the Senior Great Britain Squad, Winston Powell brings firsthand experience to every episode. His impressive achievements include being the Under 18 English Champion in 2023 and reaching the finals in three events at the Junior World Championships the same year: the All-Around, Parallel Bars, and Horizontal Bar finals qualifying 7th for the All-Around. With five international appearances as a GB gymnast, he has gained invaluable insights into the sport's highest levels. His passion for gymnastics, combined with his deep understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by elite athletes, makes him the perfect guide to exploring the strategies and stories behind gymnastics success.

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22min
January 07, 2026 Dominic Cunningham: World Championships, Injuries & Continuing at 30
In this episode, Winston sits down with Dominic Cunningham, a World and European finalist, Commonwealth gold medallist, and former GB gymnast who now represents Ireland on the international stage.

Dom shares his incredible journey through elite gymnastics — from the early days of ADHD-fuelled energy, to medalling at major international competitions, narrowly missing a world medal by just 0.009, and ultimately making the bold decision to switch nationalities to keep his love for the sport alive. In his trademark honest and no-filter style, Dom opens up about injuries, comebacks, battling the system, and finding joy in gymnastics again — even as he returns to the all-around at 30 years old.

Key Takeaways
Mindset & Recovery
Dom reflects on how his mental strength carried him through a devastating knee injury in 2019, and how sheer determination helped him make two World finals later that same year.

Highs & Lows of Elite Sport
He talks openly about the emotional cost of elite competition — including missing out on medals by tiny margins, battling with selection systems, and struggling with S&C expectations that didn’t suit his style of training.

Switching to Ireland
After years with Team GB, Dom explains why switching to represent Ireland reignited his love for gymnastics, what it’s been like to compete with a new team, and how he hopes to help build a stronger Irish squad for the future.

Comeback at 30
Now back training all-around after specialising for years, Dom discusses the push for the LA 2028 Olympics, why he's still hungry to compete, and how he's adapting to the new Code of Points.

Life Beyond Competing
From his honest views on coaching and gym culture to his experiences working with younger gymnasts, Dom shares what motivates him now — and what satisfaction looks like after two decades in the sport.

Best Moments
Dominic Cunningham:
"I've never been an amazing gymnast. I've just been a good gymnast who knew how to graft and enjoyed it along the way."
Winston:
"Who’s more of a professional than you? You’re literally a professional gymnast."
Dominic Cunningham:
"When you’re doing well, everyone wants to know you. But the minute you’re injured, you’re just alone in a room with your thoughts."
Dominic Cunningham:
"I’d rather snap my leg in gymnastics than in a leg press. At least then I know it was worth it."

Dom's Social Links
https://www.instagram.com/domcunn/

My Social Links
⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/wpowell05/⁠⁠⁠
https://www.tiktok.com/@winstonpowell5

The Game of Gymnastics: Understanding The Game
https://payhip.com/b/f6RjV

Host Bio
As a member of the Senior Great Britain Squad, Winston Powell brings firsthand experience to every episode. His impressive achievements include being the Under 18 English Champion in 2023 and reaching the finals in three events at the Junior World Championships the same year: the All-Around, Parallel Bars, and Horizontal Bar finals qualifying 7th for the All-Around. With five international appearances as a GB gymnast, he has gained invaluable insights into the sport's highest levels. His passion for gymnastics, combined with his deep understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by elite athletes, makes him the perfect guide to exploring the strategies and stories behind gymnastics success.
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How many episodes does The Game of Gymnastics have?

The podcast currently has 66 episodes available.