Akinori Nakayama — born 1943
Nakayama competed for Japan in men's artistic gymnastics, 1968–1972. Eight Olympic medals across two Games, four of them gold.
Nakayama's career →On this day in gymnastics history
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Yu Ok-Yeol — born 1973
Ok-Yeol competed for South Korea in men's artistic gymnastics, 1992. One Olympic medal.
Ok-Yeol's career →Bianca Ambrosetti — born 1914
Ambrosetti competed for Italy in women's artistic gymnastics, 1928. One Olympic medal.
Ambrosetti's career →Nicolae Oprescu — born 1953
Competed for Romania, 1972–1980.
Oprescu's career →Aliaksandr Shostak — born 1974
Competed for Belarus, 1996–2000.
Shostak's career →Ans Dekker — born 1955
Competed for the Netherlands, 1972–1976.
Dekker's career →José De La Casa — born 1957
Competed for Spain, 1976–1980.
Casa's career →Michelle Renee Berube — born 1966
Competed for USA, 1984–1988.
Berube's career →Abie Grossfeld — born 1934
Competed for USA, 1960.
Grossfeld's career →Gustave Fahy — born 1880
Competed for France, 1900.
Fahy's career →Raoul Sourzat — born 1879
Competed for France, 1900.
Sourzat's career →Sally Larner — born 1969
Competed for Great Britain, 1984.
Larner's career →Zlatica Mijatović — born 1922
Competed for Yugoslavia, 1948.
Mijatović's career →Marius Skram-Jensen — born 1881
Men's artistic gymnastics for Denmark, 1906.