Swiss Gymnastics Federation
Swiss gymnastics organization
The Swiss Gymnastics Federation (French: Fédération Suisse de Gymnastique) is the governing body of gymnastics in Switzerland. Based in Aarau, it is a member of the Swiss Olympic Association.
Founded in 1985, by merging the Federal Gymnastics Society (founded 1832) and the Swiss Association for Women's Gymnastics (founded 1908),[1] the Swiss Gymnastics Association claims to have 410,000 members. According to its website, it is Switzerland's oldest and largest sports association. Based in Aarau since 1832, it is responsible for the management of competitions (such as artistic gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, or trampoline) and also of leisure activities (such as aerobics or sports for youth and seniors).
References
- ^ Geschäftsbericht 2014 by Schweizerischer Turnverband (Report) (in German). Swiss Gymnastics Federation. 2015-06-04 – via Issuu.
External links
- Official website
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National members of the International Gymnastics Federation
- Disciplines
- Acrobatics
- Aerobics
- Artistic
- Parkour
- Rhythmic
- Trampolining
- Tumbling
- ARG
- ARU
- BAH
- BAR
- BER
- BOL
- BRA
- CAN
- CAY
- CHI
- COL
- CRC
- CUB
- DOM
- ECU
- ESA
- GUA
- HON
- JAM
- MEX
- NCA
- PAN
- PAR
- PER
- PUR
- TTO
- USA
- URU
- VEN
- VIN
- ASA
- AUS
- COK
- FIJ
- GUM
- NZL
- PNG
- TGA
- † = associated members
- ǂ = suspended
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