Matthias Volz — born 1910
Volz competed for Germany in men's artistic gymnastics, 1936. Three Olympic medals at one Games, one of them gold.
Volz's career →On this day in gymnastics history
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Angelo Zorzi — born 1890
Zorzi competed for Italy in men's artistic gymnastics, 1912–1920. Two Olympic golds across two Games.
Zorzi's career →Pelageya Danilova — born 1918
Danilova competed for the Soviet Union in women's artistic gymnastics, 1952. Two Olympic medals at one Games, one of them gold.
Danilova's career →John Skrataas — born 1890
Skrataas competed for Norway in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908. One Olympic medal.
Skrataas's career →Marius Lefevre — born 1875
Lefevre competed for Denmark in men's artistic gymnastics, 1912. One Olympic medal.
Lefevre's career →Trygve Kristoffersen — born 1892
Kristoffersen competed for Norway in men's artistic gymnastics, 1920. One Olympic medal.
Kristoffersen's career →Łucja Matraszek-Chydzińska — born 1954
Competed for Poland, 1972–1980.
Matraszek-Chydzińska's career →Abraham d'Oliveira — born 1880
Competed for the Netherlands, 1908.
d'Oliveira's career →Inge Sedlmaier — born 1925
Competed for Germany, 1952.
Sedlmaier's career →Shulamit Goldstein — born 1968
Competed for Israel, 1988.
Goldstein's career →Ulrich Bachmann — born 1950
Competed for Switzerland, 1976.
Bachmann's career →Vadym Kuvakin — born 1984
Competed for Ukraine, 2004.
Kuvakin's career →Vanessa Hobbs — born 1987
Competed for Great Britain, 2004.
Hobbs's career →Zheng Lihui — born 1978
Competed for China, 2000.
Lihui's career →