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European Gymnastics

European gymnastics governing body


Summary

European gymnastics governing body

FieldValue
nameEuropean Gymnastics
logoEuropean Gymnastics logo.svg
logo_size200px
imageAvenue de la Gare 12 à Lausanne.jpg
captionHeadquarters of European Gymnastics in Lausanne.
formation27 March 1982
headquartersLausanne
region_servedEurope
leader_titlePresident
leader_nameFarid Gayibov
website

European Gymnastics is one of five continental unions that represents the interests of Europe in the International Gymnastics Federation ( or FIG). It was formed on 27 March 1982 as the European Union of Gymnastics ( or UEG) and adopted its current name on 1 April 2020.

Events

European Gymnastics organises European Gymnastics Championships for each of the gymnastic disciplines.

Current

DisciplineCompetitionFirst heldCurrent Frequency
Artistic gymnasticsEuropean Men's Artistic Gymnastics Championships1955
European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships1957
TrampolineEuropean Trampoline Championships1969(even years)
Rhythmic gymnasticsRhythmic Gymnastics European Championships1978
Acrobatic gymnasticsAcrobatic Gymnastics European Championships1978(odd years)
TeamGymEuropean TeamGym Championships1996(even years)
Aerobic gymnasticsAerobic Gymnastics European Championships1999(odd years)

Defunct

DisciplineCompetitionFirst heldLast held
Artistic gymnasticsEuropean Cup in Artistic Gymnastics19881995
Rhythmic gymnasticsEuropean Cup in Rhythmic Gymnastics19891995
Artistic gymnastics and rhythmic gymnasticsEuropean Team Gymnastics Championships19972003

Member federations

In 2015, European Gymnastics consisted of 50 member federations

FederationCountryYear joined
Royal Belgian Gymnastics Federation1982
Danish Gymnastics Federation1982
Royal Spanish Federation of Gymnastics1982
France Gymnastics Federation1982
British Gymnastics1982
Royal Dutch Gymnastics Union1982
Italian Gymnastics Federation1982
Gymnastics Federation of Luxembourg1982
Norwegian Gymnastics Federation1982
Gymnastics Federation of Portugal1982
1982
San Marino Gymnastic Federation1982
Swedish Gymnastics Federation1982
Swiss Gymnastics Federation1982
Turkish Gymnastics Federation1982
Liechtenstein Gymnastics and Athletics Association1983
1983
Austrian Association for Gymnastics1984
Finnish Gymnastics Federation1984
Hungarian Gymnastics Federation1984
1985
Bulgarian Gymnastic Federation1985
Polish Gymnastic Association1986
Cyprus Gymnastics Federation1986
Hellenic Gymnastics Federation1986
Gymnastics Ireland1986
Iceland Gymnastics Federation1986
1986
Romanian Gymnastics Federation1987
1987
Andorran Gymnastics Federation1989
Monégasque Federation of Gymnastics1989
Israel Gymnastics Federation1989
Belarus Gymnastics Association1992
Estonian Gymnastics Federation1992
Latvia Gymnastics Federation1992
Lithuanian Gymnastic Federation1992
Russian Gymnastics Federation1992
Ukrainian Gymnastics Federation1992
Gymnastics Federation of Slovenia1992
Croatian Gymnastics Federation1992
Albanian Gymnastics Federation1993
Armenian Gymnastics Federation1993
United Gymnastics Federation of Georgia1993
Gymnastics Federation of Slovakia1993
Czech Gymnastic Federation1993
Union of Gymnastics Federations of the Republic of Moldova1993
1995
Azerbaijan Gymnastics Federation1996
Federation of Gymnastics Sports of Macedonia2002
Kosovo Gymnastics Association2015

Russia and Belarus suspension

After the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, the European Gymnastics suspended Russian athletes from participating in her competitions. At the end of November 2025, the restriction was lifted.

References

References

  1. "History". European Gymnastics.
  2. Rowbottom, Mike. (17 November 2019). "UEG to become European Gymnastics from April 2020".
  3. Tota, Elton. (24 November 2015). "European Union of Gymnastics accepts Kosovo Gymnastics Association". Independent Balkan News Agency.
  4. Эрдниева, Кермен. (2025-11-28). "Европейский гимнастический союз допустил россиян до своих турниров".
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