Zou Kai — born 1988
Kai competed for China in men's artistic gymnastics, 2008–2012. Six Olympic medals across two Games, five of them gold.
Kai's career →On this day in gymnastics history
Feb 25
Born on this day (14)
Viktor Klimenko — born 1949
Klimenko competed for the Soviet Union in men's artistic gymnastics, 1968–1972. Three Olympic medals across two Games, one of them gold.
Klimenko's career →Aarne Salovaara — born 1887
Salovaara competed for Finland in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908–1912. Two Olympic medals across two Games.
Salovaara's career →Margaret Hartley — born 1906
Hartley competed for Great Britain in women's artistic gymnastics, 1928. One Olympic medal.
Hartley's career →Miloslava Misáková — born 1922
Misáková competed for Czechoslovakia in women's artistic gymnastics, 1948. One Olympic gold.
Misáková's career →Romualdo Ghiglione — born 1891
Ghiglione competed for Italy in men's artistic gymnastics, 1920. One Olympic gold.
Ghiglione's career →Sasha Jeltkov — born 1978
Competed for Canada, 2000–2004.
Jeltkov's career →Katsiaryna Halkina — born 1997
Halkina competed for Belarus, 2013–2019. Two Worlds medals.
Halkina's career →Chae Gwang-Seok — born 1962
Competed for South Korea, 1984.
Gwang-Seok's career →Di Fan — born 1973
Competed for China, 1988.
Fan's career →Ginko Abukawa-Chiba — born 1938
Competed for Japan, 1964.
Abukawa-Chiba's career →Heinrich Siebenhaar — born 1883
Competed for Germany, 1908.
Siebenhaar's career →Susana Kochesok — born 1995
Competed for Russia, 2016–2020.
Kochesok's career →Yovi Hristov — born 1913
Competed for Bulgaria, 1936.
Hristov's career →